Artist Cathy Camille is celebrated for her stunning cloud paintings that capture their transient beauty. Her newest series, “NUAGE,” merges the ephemeral quality of clouds with the lasting resilience of wood. This collection showcases new oil paintings framed by restored antique frames collected from various parts of Europe. The frames, repainted in shades that resonate with the artwork, represent renewal […]
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Mitchell Johnson: Capturing Paris in Paint at Flea Street, Menlo Park Through August 26, 2025, the walls of Flea Street in Menlo Park, California, are home to a remarkable display of paintings by the acclaimed artist Mitchell Johnson. This exhibition highlights his enchanting Parisian landscapes, a reflection of his deep-seated connection with the city—an engagement that dates back to 1989, […]
Life as a musician on the road is no walk in the park; even for those affiliated with the most renowned acts globally. Singer Olivia Rodrigo is well aware of this reality, having toured internationally since the age of 19. The extended hours of practice and travel, combined with long periods away from home, can take a toll on even […]
Innovative architecture firm MAD has crafted a breathtaking canopy for the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025. The structure reimagines traditional Chinese oil paper umbrellas, showcasing a monumental floating shape that serves as a sheltered outdoor area adjacent to the China Pavilion. Appropriately named Chinese Paper Umbrella, this design provides respite from external conditions and offers a serene site within a subtly […]
# Top Open-World Games Released in 2025 2025 proved to be an extraordinary year for open-world gaming, with various developers pushing the boundaries of creativity, immersion, and technology. Here’s a look at some of the standout open-world games that captivated players globally. ## 1. **Elysium Horizon** *Developer:* Astra Studios *Platforms:* PC, PlayStation 6, Xbox Series Z **Elysium Horizon** redefined the […]
The ongoing labor disputes in Philadelphia have drawn significant attention, particularly those involving the Penn Museum Workers United Local 397. Recently, its members voted unanimously to authorize a strike in pursuit of higher wages from the University of Pennsylvania. As negotiations with the university have not led to substantial improvement, the union is poised to initiate a work stoppage if […]
Artist Gao Zhen, of the Gao Brothers duo, has been detained in a Chinese detention center for nearly a year, facing charges under the country’s repressive anti-defamation laws. The artist has now hired Mo Shaoping, a renowned human rights lawyer, to represent him. Gao Zhen was arrested last August for satirical artworks of Mao Zedong and refuses to plead guilty, […]
**Unsettled Earth: An Exhibition Exploring Palestinian Struggles and Global Patterns of Resistance** In late April, Berlin’s Spore Initiative hosted the opening of “Unsettled Earth,” an exhibition curated by Joud Al Tamimi and Lama El Khatib that challenges the reductionist narratives surrounding Palestine through the power of art. Artistic Director Antonia Alampi emphasized the narrowing public space for solidarity in Germany, […]
In the early ’80s, the East Village was nothing like it is today. No high-priced restaurants, national chains, or tourists. New York University (NYU) dorms did not stretch this far east. We did most of our shopping from sidewalk street vendors who spread their wares on sheets. Everyone I knew from back then had either been mugged, burglarized, or both. […]