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Pope Francis’ Legacy: World Mourns, Successor in Focus


Pope Francis’ Legacy: World Mourns, Successor in Focus

Pope Francis’ Legacy: World Mourns, Successor in Focus

World leaders mourn Pope Francis. His legacy of progressive views, advocacy for the poor and climate action sparks search for a successor. The election by 138 cardinals will shape the Church's future.


Stolpersteine: Remembering Nazi Victims in Haarlem

Stolpersteine: Remembering Nazi Victims in Haarlem

Haarlem grapples with Stolpersteine, stumbling stones, to memorialize Nazi victims. A controversial art project sparks debate and a new city memorial for non-Jewish victims, honoring resistance and remembrance.


Jeremy Deller: Art Events Across the UK

Jeremy Deller: Art Events Across the UK

Jeremy Deller brings unique art events to UK locations, including London's National Gallery, Plymouth, Wales & Derry/Londonderry. These public events mix art, music, mythology, & local culture.


Trump’s Attacks: Defunding Science and Health at Harvard & Beyond

Trump’s Attacks: Defunding Science and Health at Harvard & Beyond

The Trump Administration's attacks on science & health facilities are defunding crucial programs at Harvard, NIH, CDC, impacting research, public health, and endangering American innovation. Grants termination have struck universities nationwide.


Basquiat’s ‘Baby Boom’ at Christie’s: $20M-$30M Estimate

Basquiat’s ‘Baby Boom’ at Christie’s: $20M-$30M Estimate

Jean-Michel Basquiat's 'Baby Boom' (1982), a stylized family picture painting, heads Christie's 21st-century sale with a $20M-$30M estimate. Formerly owned by Peter Brant, it references post-WWII birthrates.


Imran Qureshi: Miniatures, Scale, and Pakistani Culture

Imran Qureshi: Miniatures, Scale, and Pakistani Culture

Artist Imran Qureshi explores miniatures, scale, and Pakistani culture, drawing inspiration from history, politics, and everyday life. His Concrete exhibit blends large works with miniature paintings and woven charpai.


Geffen Countersues Sun Over Giacometti Sculpture Dispute

Geffen Countersues Sun Over Giacometti Sculpture Dispute

David Geffen countersues Justin Sun over a $78.4M Giacometti sculpture, alleging fraud and deleted messages after a crypto crash and NFT marketplace misrepresentation. Sun's lawyer calls Geffen's claims "misguided".


Guggenheim Fellowships: Funding Arts & Humanities

Guggenheim Fellowships: Funding Arts & Humanities

Guggenheim Fellowships, awarding $30k-$45k, support artists and scholars. Celebrating a century of funding, vital amid US federal cuts to humanities and arts.


Harvard vs. Trump: DEI, Pluralism, and Academic Freedom

Harvard vs. Trump: DEI, Pluralism, and Academic Freedom

Harvard resists Trump's threats over DEI. Colleges shift to pluralism amid political stress. Funding frozen. The debate: Academic freedom vs. political control and culture war.


Artist Censorship: Odee’s QR Code Mural Protests Bergen University

Artist Censorship: Odee’s QR Code Mural Protests Bergen University

Icelandic artist Odee protests censorship by Bergen University & Kunsthall after a planned mural was preemptively blocked. He replaced it with a QR code linking to a protest site, alleging undue influence from a fishing company.


What the World Learned from Donald Trump’s Tariff Week

What the World Learned from Donald Trump’s Tariff Week

Viktor Shvets, a global-market strategist at Macquarie Capital, said, on Bloomberg’s “Odd Lots” podcast, “I keep asking myself, ‘What is this Administration trying to do?’ ” Was the objective to reindustrialize the United States, or to raise revenue to help pay for tax cuts to the rich, or to change the global flow of funds?


Why Trump Backed Down on Tariffs

Why Trump Backed Down on Tariffs

In an announcement, his publisher described the eighty-seven-year-old’s latest plot as involving a private eye and a missing cheese heiress, as well as “Nazis, Soviet agents, British counterspies, swing musicians, practitioners of the paranormal, outlaw motorcyclists, and the troubles that come with each of them.” It brings to mind what the magazine’s reviewer thought after reading “Gravity’s Rainbow”: “Whew!”