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In Egypt's Valley of the Kings, archaeologists have discovered tombs over 3,000 years old, providing new insights into
Reclaiming Identity: Women Beyond Picasso’s Shadow
Sue Roe's book, Hidden Portraits: Six Women Who Shaped Picasso’s Life, explores the lives of women pivotal to
IDSVA Offers Innovative Low-Residency PhD in Visual Arts and Theory
IDSVA offers a groundbreaking low-residency PhD in Visual Arts, integrating online learning with global residencies. This program supports
Trump Exits Key Cultural Preservation Organizations
President Trump has withdrawn from two major international cultural organizations, citing them as contrary to US interests. This
Exhibition Explores Cuban and Venezuelan Exile Through Art
An exhibition in Arlington, Va., showcases the art of Cuban and Venezuelan immigrants, exploring themes of exile and
Palestinian Tatreez: A Modern Symbol of Heritage and Resistance
Artist Rama Duwaji makes a statement with traditional Palestinian embroidery on election night. Joanna Barakat's new book explores
Acclaimed Artist Jane Doe Unveils New Exhibition
Jane Doe's latest exhibition at the Modern Art Museum has opened, featuring over 50 new works. Highlights include
Bukhara Biennial: A Cultural Tapestry Amidst Controversy
The inaugural Bukhara Biennial captivates with its cultural depth and local artistry, set against a backdrop of political