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Jen Logan, Founder of Jenz Journeys: THE BENEFITS OF TRAVEL FOR MENTAL HEALTH
The following article is written by Jen Logan, the founder of travel blog Jenz Journeys
On August 24th, 2020, my daughter, Kaelynn, passed away after an arduous journey with mental health. I take comfort in the fact that she is at…
Viennese Musuems Head To OnlyFans To Escape Social Media Censorship
After censorship from social media platforms regarding artworks that depict nudity, many museums in Vienna are moving to OnlyFans to reach their audience.
While the issue was a long-standing one, things escalated when the Albertina…
After Ditching LACMA, Ahmanson Foundation Partners With Huntington
More than a year after ending its partnership with the LACMA in 2020, the prominent Ahmanson Foundation has now joined hands with the Huntington institute.
The Huntington Library, Art Museums, and Botanical Gardens are located in San…
Appreciating The Las Vegas Art Scene
Appreciating the Las Vegas Art Scene
Most people think of jingling slot machines, busy poker tables, and world-famous nightlife when they imagine Las Vegas. But the City of Sin has much more to offer during the daytime than you might…
Artist Vincenzo Pinto: “A chance encounter made me a professional painter”
Art always finds true artists, no matter where life takes them. For Italian painter Vincenzo Pinto, his love affair with art had been an interesting tale in its own right.
Vincenzo Pinto was born in 1975 in Naples, Italy. As a child, he…
In a First, Jesus College In Britain To Return Benin Bronze As Repatriation
Jesus College in Cambridge has decided to return its Benin Bronze sculpture to Nigeria, the first British institute engaging in repatriation.
The object in question is a sculpture called the Benin Cockerel (called an Okpa in Edo). The…
Shredded Artwork by Banksy fetches Record $25.3 M at Sotheby’s
Love is in the Bin by Banksy, which is composed of the shredded bits of his Girl With Balloon, fetched a record price of $25.3 million at a Sotheby’s auction.
The work went for auction on Thursday in London, with a pre-sale estimate of…
New Paleolithic Art Found In Romanelli Cave, Century After Discovery
A century after its initial discovery, the Romanelli Cave has revealed new paleolithic art. Excavations in caves located in southeast Italy have found numerous ancient engravings.
According to published research, a group of archeologists,…
Pre-Hispanic Indigenous Sculpture Will Replace Columbus Statue in Mexico City
The controversial Christopher Columbus statue at the center of Mexico City will finally be replaced by a replica of a pre-Hispanic sculpture of an Indigenous woman.
The figure in question dubbed the “Young Woman of Amajac”, was unearthed…
Meg Onli Named Director Of Underground Musuem at L.A.
Critically acclaimed curator Meg Onli will join the Underground Museum at Los Angeles at its new director and curator.
Currently, Meg Onli serves as the associate curator at the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) in Philadelphia. Onli has…