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An Introduction to Hilma af Klint: Once a Forgotten Painter, Now a Celebrated Pioneer of Abstract Art
about 6 hours ago
If pressed to pick the most international art figure of the past...
The Great Wave Off Kanagawa by Hokusai: An Introduction to the Iconic Japanese Woodblock Print in 17 Minutes
about 7 hours ago
When woodcut artist Katsushika Hokusai made his famous print The Great Wave...
The Fascinating History of Tarot Card Decks: From the Renaissance to the Modern Day
1 day ago
Whether or not we believe that the cards of the tarot have...
How a Dutch “Dementia Village” Improves Quality of Life with Intentional Design
1 day ago
People suffering from dementia lose their ability to take an active part...
Why Overconfidence Is Our Most Dangerous Cognitive Bias
2 days ago
In the two-thousands, the magician-comedians Penn and Teller hosted a television series...
AC/DC Plays a Short Gig at CBGB in 1977: Hear Metal Being Played on Punk’s Hallowed Grounds
2 days ago
Punk rock and heavy metal were two genres that evolved over the...
Why Your Vision of Ancient Rome Is All Wrong, According to Historian Mary Beard
5 days ago
Everyone in ancient Rome wore togas, surrounded themselves with pure-white marble statues,...
How Paris Became Paris: The Story Behind Its Iconic Squares, Bridges, Monuments & Boulevards
6 days ago
Even today, the Paris of the popular imagination is, for the most...
Aleister Crowley Reads Occult Poetry in the Only Known Recordings of His Voice (1920)
6 days ago
Image by Jules Jacot Guillarmod, via Wikimedia Commons In 2016, we brought...
Watch 50 David Bowie Music Videos Spanning Five Decades of Reinvention: “Space Oddity,” “Life on Mars?” “ ‘Heroes’,” “Let’s Dance” & More
7 days ago
Each of us has a different idea of when, exactly, the sixties...
The First Photograph of a Human Being: A Photo Taken by Louis Daguerre in 1838
7 days ago
You’ve likely heard the reason people never smile in very old photographs...
Beautiful, Color Photographs of Paris Taken a Century Ago—at the Beginning of World War I & the End of La Belle Époque
8 days ago
It may well be that the major pivot points of history are...