The Covid-19 pandemic has dramatically altered daily life and everyday routines for almost everyone. Japanese Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples were certainly not immune but in order to ensure their ability to...
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adminSculptures That ‘Show the Beauty of Each Watch’
“We wanted to preserve history.” Eduard Kurayev was talking about Berd Vay’e, the business that he and Albert Akbashev, a friend from their high school days in New York City, founded in 2014. “We wanted to show to the...
Robert Gentile, Sole Remaining Person of Interest in Gardner Museum Heist, Has Died at 85
Gentile, who is known in some circles by his nickname “The Cook,” was thought to have helped conceal information around the world’s biggest art heist. In 1990, 13 works of art worth an estimated $500 million—among them...
Kerry James Marshall Will Design New Stained-Glass Windows for the National Cathedral, Replacing Their Former Confederate Imagery
Artist Kerry James Marshall has been chosen to create new stained-glass windows for the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. Marshall, who has never before worked in the medium, will be replacing previous windows...
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In Rashid Johnson’s Mosaics, Broken Lives Pieced Together
“The healing process starts with the negotiation of blunt force trauma,” the multidisciplinary artist Rashid Johnson said. “It’s the story of recovery.” After the bruising of Covid, the end of the Trump administration...