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A Brief History of Surrealist Art: From the Bible and Ancient Egypt to Salvador Dalí’s Dream Worlds
about 6 hours ago
The term surrealism — or rather, surréalisme — originates from the French...
Elementary School Choir Sings the Grateful Dead’s “Ripple,” “Box of Rain,” “Brokedown Palace” & More: RIP Bob Weir
about 7 hours ago
?si=euaFB6jMJ_TPxRmf Down in Austin, Texas, music teacher Gavin Tabone leads the Barton...
Trevor Noah Explains How Kintsugi, the Japanese Art of Repairing Pottery, Helped Him Overcome Life’s Tragedies
3 days ago
Trevor Noah ended his stint as the host of The Daily Show...
Can Genius Be Taught? The Polgár Sisters and the Experiment That Put the Question to the Test
4 days ago
As any new parent soon finds out, there exists a robust market...
Hear James Joyce Reads From Ulysses and Finnegans Wake In His Only Two Recordings (1924/1929)
4 days ago
As much as it is about every part of Dublin that ever...
The Ancient Tool Used in Japan to Strengthen Memory & Focus: The Abacus
5 days ago
William Gibson famously observed that the future is already here, it’s just...
Dictionary of the Oldest Written Language–It Took 90 Years to Complete, and It’s Now Free Online
5 days ago
It took 90 years to complete. But, in 2011, scholars at the...
The Greek Mythology Family Tree: A Visual Guide Shows How Zeus, Athena, and the Ancient Gods Are Related
6 days ago
It was long ago that polytheism, as the story comes down to...
300,000 Wondrous Nature Illustrations Put Online by The Biodiversity Heritage Library
6 days ago
Are we truly in the midst of a human-caused sixth mass extinction...
Discover Ichi-go Ichi‑e, the Japanese Art of Savoring Every Moment
7 days ago
Each culture has its own sayings about the uniqueness and transience of...
J.R.R. Tolkien, Using a Tape Recorder for the First Time, Reads from The Hobbit for 30 Minutes (1952)
7 days ago
Having not revisited The Hobbit in some time, I’ve felt the familiar...
When Two Filmmakers Make the Same Movie — and One of Them Is Werner Herzog
10 days ago
In 1991, the French husband-and-wife volcanologist-filmmaker team Maurice and Katia Krafft were...