**Images of the Week by BSA: Highlights for July 13, 2025** As we explore the lively realm of street art and urban creativity, this week’s selection from the Brooklyn Street Art (BSA) blog presents a remarkable visual story that encapsulates the vitality and variety thriving in cities across the globe. Here are the highlights for July 13, 2025, immersing you […]
**The Development of Graffiti: Live History on Madison** Graffiti, an artistic medium acknowledged for its unrefined, expressive quality, has undergone remarkable transformation over the years, shifting from an act of defiance into a recognized cultural phenomenon. On Madison Street, live history unfolds as this urban canvas narrates the journey of graffiti’s development and its enduring influence on society. **Beginnings and […]
**The Unanticipated Path of Vincent van Gogh’s “The Red Vineyard”** Vincent van Gogh’s identity is closely linked with artistic brilliance, yet throughout his short life, he largely struggled with commercial achievement. Widely recognized now for his remarkable creations and post-Impressionist approach, van Gogh officially sold only a single artwork while alive—“The Red Vineyard,” which he completed in 1888. **The Making […]
Equity and inclusion can manifest in various ways, and a poignant instance of this unfolded during the 60th birthday celebration of James Anthony, a custodian at Hickerson Elementary in Tullahoma, Tennessee. Fondly referred to as Mr. James, Anthony has been deaf since birth, yet he has fostered a strong connection with the students throughout his 15 years at the institution. […]
The event that highlighted the work of Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Adam Zyglis at the Buffalo History Museum was postponed following intense public backlash and alleged death threats over one of his recent illustrations. The cartoon in question depicted a man in a MAGA hat nearly submerged in floodwaters, holding a sign reading “HELP,” while another speech bubble said, “Gov’t is […]
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**AJ Smadi: Capturing Celestial Wonders** Astrophotography has recently welcomed a rising talent in twenty-year-old AJ Smadi. In merely two years of practice, this emerging photographer has gained considerable accolades, including one of his images being chosen as NASA’s Astronomy Photo of the Day. Recently, Smadi directed his camera towards Saturn, capturing a breathtaking image of a solar eclipse on this […]
Aging is something that many people dread, yet life doesn’t conclude at retirement. Growing older is a privilege, and it’s entirely possible to find joy in your later years, particularly when you begin to shift your mindset and develop healthy habits today. Nutrition and physical activity significantly contribute to promoting longevity, but emotional health is equally important. Tackling feelings of […]
Anne Hathaway and Annie Leibovitz Collaborate on Vogue Cover, Sparking Controversy In a recent Vogue cover shoot, renowned photographer Annie Leibovitz teamed up with actress Anne Hathaway to promote Hathaway’s upcoming film “Mother Mary.” However, the shoot has faced criticism for its allegedly poor lighting and color correction, as seen in images shared on Vogue’s Instagram. Critics have pointed out […]
As per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2021, there were 304,000 youth diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Aiming to enhance visibility and representation regarding this medical condition, Mattel teamed up with Breakthrough T1D, an organization focused on research and advocacy for type 1 diabetes, to introduce the inaugural Barbie doll representing type 1 diabetes. The new Barbie […]