**The Chronological Order of DOOM Games: From 1993 to the Dark Ages** The DOOM franchise stands as a central pillar in the world of first-person shooters (FPS), celebrated for its fast-paced gameplay, revolutionary graphics, and haunting atmospheres. Since its debut, DOOM has transcended mere gaming to become a cultural icon. Here we explore the chronological order of the DOOM games, […]
Bordalo II, an esteemed street artist from Portugal, achieved global recognition through his distinctive method of spotlighting environmental concerns via art. From 2011 to 2017, his creative application of repurposed materials and striking installations entranced audiences worldwide, offering insightful reflections on consumerism and waste. Born Artur Bordalo in Lisbon, Bordalo II is predominantly celebrated for his “Big Trash Animals” series. […]
Nora Naranjo Morse and Eliza Naranjo Morse: Lifelong at the Blanton Museum of Art is part of In Creative Harmony: Three Artistic Partnerships, a larger project that examines the connections between three artist pairs. The duo belongs to a Tewa-speaking Pueblo community, and their work is deeply rooted in their cultural heritage, exploring themes of ancestry, community, and the environment […]
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In a groundbreaking advancement toward sustainable energy, researchers from the National University of Singapore have developed an innovative technique to generate electricity by tapping into the potential of rainwater. While solar energy has been recognized as an essential renewable resource, its dependence on sunny conditions restricts its effectiveness during inclement weather. The researchers sought to bridge this gap by designing […]
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Powerlifting, a sport centered on lifting the heaviest weights possible, is frequently regarded as a realm for youthful and muscular competitors. Nonetheless, Faith O’Reilly, an 82-year-old grandmother from Colorado, is set to disrupt this perception. In an exhilarating development, she will soon display her talents at a national event. Originally from St. Louis, O’Reilly relocated with her family to Des […]
**Opportunities for Artists and Creatives** In an ever-evolving art world, staying informed about opportunities for growth, funding, and collaboration is crucial for artists and creatives. Organizations across the globe offer a variety of programs and initiatives designed to support artistic endeavors. Here’s a comprehensive overview of some of the current opportunities ranging from residencies and fellowships to open calls and […]
This week, our featured art shows delve into spirituality, magic, and transformative experiences in the art world. These concepts, often overlooked in modern and contemporary art, hold significant relevance. For instance, Mestre Didi integrated spirituality into his work, aiming to enhance the visibility of African diasporic artists in Brazil and worldwide. Renée Stout captures everyday magic through her enchanting assemblages, […]
Pullman Yards, the historic 27-acre site in Atlanta’s Kirkwood neighborhood, has announced a new residency program aimed at supporting artists in film, visual arts, and new media. This initiative enhances Pullman Yards’ role as a creative hub, driven by co-founders Adam Rosenfelt and Maureen Meulen, who are veterans of the film industry. “Atlanta has an incredible history of being a […]