Explore the enigmatic layers of Hieronymus Bosch’s ‘The Garden of Earthly Delights’ in our latest Smarthistory feature. Dive into the symbolism and artistic mastery of this iconic triptych that continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
The third edition of Bitcoin FilmFest (BFF25) returns to Warsaw this May. From its niche beginnings in 2023 to today’s global stage, BFF has become a catalyst for authentic storytelling—merging independent cinema, permissionless art, and […]
James Ulmer is currently navigating complex situations in Copenhagen, raising questions about his future plans. Details remain scarce, but sources indicate significant developments may unfold soon, impacting his work and reputation within the community.
Emerging markets took center stage in 2024, highlighted by pivotal insights from the RIAA, IFPI, and MIDiA reports. These findings reveal significant growth opportunities and shifts in consumer behavior, reshaping the global music landscape.
In a world where gripping narratives reign supreme, authors are crafting twisty suspense reads that captivate readers from the first page. These latest titles offer unexpected turns and intense thrills, ensuring that books will stay in readers’ hands long into the night.
At Edward VII’s coronation, a historic moment unfolded as an African king graced the event, symbolizing unity and the complexities of empire. This poignant encounter reflects the intertwined legacies of royalty and colonialism in the early 20th century.
A new collection of disability-themed books for teens and kids aims to foster understanding and empathy among young readers. These narratives not only highlight diverse experiences but also empower children to embrace differences and advocate for inclusivity.
Unraveling the mysteries of “The Wild Hunt,” a legendary procession of ghostly hunters and spectral hounds, is captivating England’s folklore enthusiasts. Explore its origins, local variations, and how this haunting narrative shapes cultural identity today.
The author of a tell-all book on Meta has been compelled to pause promotional activities due to legal pressures. The halt raises concerns about free expression and the implications of corporate influence over personal narratives in the digital age.
Janiva Ellis’s “Fear Corroded Ape” at the Carpenter Center for Visual Arts in Cambridge delves into themes of identity and anxiety. Through vibrant visuals and thought-provoking concepts, Ellis challenges perceptions, making a lasting impact in the art world.