June 2025 Hyperallergic Mini Art Crossword
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Track Athlete Claims Victory with Somersault Following Tumble at Finish Line
Image: realsports/Depositphotos (Not an image from the actual event.) Tripping in public isn’t the best scenario, especially during a race. It can lead to losing the contest or suffering injuries. But that was not the case for Brooklyn Anderson, a young track athlete from Oregon. When Brooklyn stumbled at the girls’ 100-meter hurdles at the Oregon State Track & Field […]
National Parks Request Community Feedback on Representations of American History
Visitors to national parks throughout the United States are currently encountering new signage. Erected following a directive from the Department of the Interior, the signs request feedback from guests regarding information or displays that portray American history and landscapes negatively. Moreover, all parks nationwide are required to perform an audit of publicly accessible content, including exhibits, plaques, and visitor films, […]
Vertical Inkings Echoing Doorways into Studio Ghibli and Animated Realms
If you’re a fan of Studio Ghibli, First Jing’s vibrant tattoos may have you scheduling your next ink appointment. The Los Angeles-based artist is renowned for her vertical, frame-like designs that resemble windows into the magical realms of anime. From Princess Mononoke to My Neighbor Totoro, every tattoo encapsulates the enchantment of Ghibli classics, immortalizing the whimsical tales on the […]
The Calamitous Worlds of Ali Banisadr: A Deep Dive into His Artistic Vision
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Preserving the Traditional Craft of Malaysian Shadow Puppetry
KELANTAN, MALAYSIA — A puppet with flowing hair and a sharp-toothed grin came soaring into view as background singers shrieked, cackled, and whooped. Illya Sumanto spread her arms wide, making the beautiful ghost Pontianak glide across the screen, surfing on a banana. “To play Wayang, you need big movements, but traditionally, women [in Southeast Asia] were expected to be small, […]
Archaeologists Unearth 3,000-Year-Old Statesmen’s Tombs in Ancient Egypt
In February 2025, a British-Egyptian archaeology team revealed the tomb of King Thutmose II in Luxor. This finding marked the first of its kind in over a hundred years and provided vital insights into the ancient monarch. Following this extraordinary discovery, another archaeological group has revealed yet another find in Luxor: tombs that are 3,000 years old dedicated to three […]
Lapiz: Stagnation in the Face of Technological Developments in Berlin
Title: Lápiz: Stagnation Amid Technological Progress in Berlin Introduction: In recent years, Berlin has risen as a technological leader, featuring a vibrant startup ecosystem, innovation centers, and initiatives fostering digital transformation. However, within this swift technological evolution lies a phenomenon in certain sectors known as “Lápiz,” symbolizing stagnation or lack of advancement. This article delves into the idea of Lápiz, […]
Mozart’s Adolescent Act of Plunder: Appropriating a Hidden Melody from the Sistine Chapel
The Brilliant Musical Memory of Mozart: Illicitly Acquiring Allegri’s Miserere from the Vatican Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is widely acknowledged as a musical genius, yet his abilities extended far beyond mere composition. At the tender age of 14, his extraordinary auditory recall enabled him to memorize and transcribe Gregorio Allegri’s “Miserere mei, Deus,” a revered choral gem that was fiercely protected […]
Submerged “Forgotten City” Might Offer Knowledge About the Beginnings of Life on Earth
Deep within the ocean, close to an underwater mountain along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, there exists a collection of carbonate “towers” that ascend from the dark depths, forming a rugged terrain. Illuminated solely by remote-operated vehicles dispatched to investigate the area, these formations appear haunting and spectral. The assortment of towers gathered in proximity imparts an urban ambiance, prompting researchers to […]