An Overview of Art Exhibitions in New York City Over the Year

**The Art Scene in “The City That Never Sleeps”** **Exploring Top NYC Exhibitions** In a city bustling with creativity, art exhibitions seem to emerge as frequently as the city’s famous skyscrapers. This year, New York City’s art scene remains vibrant, with exhibitions spotlighting local talent, reinventing the sublime, and exploring themes of the body as a battleground. Among the highlighted […]

Water Leak at Louvre Museum Causes Extensive Damage to Hundreds of Books

Unionized staff at the Musée du Louvre in Paris have warned of an impending strike if improvements to working conditions are not made, amidst ongoing turmoil at the museum. This announcement follows recent events highlighting the museum’s urgent need for renovation. A water leak on November 26 resulted in damage to 300-400 books in the Egyptian Antiquities department’s library, drawing […]

Examining the Auditory Impact of Genocide in Gaza

Over the past two years, the people of Gaza have experienced the relentless sound of bombs, drones, and sirens. Such sounds of terror have dominated at least two campaigns by the United Nations Children’s Fund, filling social media with heart-wrenching testimonies from Palestinians. People from all parts of society—the men, women, children, and elders— have been seen crying and wailing […]

Beeple Portrays Technology Executives such as Elon Musk as Mechanical Canines Sharing Their Viewpoints

At this year’s Art Basel Miami, digital artist Beeple unveiled an installation that is simultaneously humorous, unsettling, and oddly inevitable. His piece, Regular Animals, showcases a group of animatronic robot dogs adorned with hyperrealistic silicone masks of prominent figures who significantly impact our cultural and technological realms: Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, and even Beeple […]

“Matisse Art Prints Stolen in Daytime Heist at Brazilian Library”

Thieves in Brazil have stolen 13 artworks from the Mário de Andrade Library in São Paulo on December 7, 2025. The stolen pieces include eight engravings by the renowned French painter Henri Matisse and five works by the eminent Brazilian artist Candido Portinari. As initially reported by local outlet Globo, the theft has prompted an ongoing investigation by Brazilian authorities. […]

Boy with Down Syndrome Wows with Whitney Houston Performance, Earns Applause from Whole School

Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You” stands as one of the most legendary songs ever. Its immense popularity led to the creation of the “Whitney Houston Challenge.” While it may appear straightforward, it necessitates precision and focus. This is why, when a boy named Ethan, who has Down syndrome, embraced the challenge and excelled, his school friends erupted in […]

Sudden Departure of Lucas Museum Chief Curator Sparks Concerns

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles recently experienced a significant shakeup with the departure of its chief curator and deputy director, Pilar Tompkins Rivas. This news follows the previous layoff of 14% of the museum’s full-time staff, adding to concerns about the institution’s stability and leadership. Interim Chief Executive Jim Gianopulos indicated there are no plans to […]

Horse Fakes Being Dead When Someone Tries to Mount Him

Image: Tom Oun (Not an image of the horse in question.) You might be familiar with possums that “play dead,” but have you ever heard of a horse doing the same? Indeed, it seems these animals are also known for this behavior. However, instead of fainting involuntarily as possums do, horses appear to be employing this tactic to evade responsibilities. […]