and the history of art — particularly African objects and their appropriation in Euro-American art movements — exploring invisibility and revelation of Black presence against the backdrop of ...

The $420 billion global animation industry (movies, television cartoons, games, anime) has long been dominated by computer-generated imagery; Walt Disney Animation hasn’t released a hand-drawn film ...

including the mis-appropriation of state assets, the expropriation of private assets for personal gain, corruption related to government contracts or the extraction of natural resources ...

The Chairman, National Assembly Budget and Appropriations Committee, Samuel Atandi addressing the media at KICC, Nairobi on May 20, 2025. [Boniface Okendo, Standard]‎ The National Assembly’s ...

Though we haven't seen it for ourselves, some concept art of Negative with Into the Badlands actor Daniel Wu's likeness is also rumored to have been spotted. If Yeun does end up joining the cast ...

Broligarchy: When they’re not busy fist-pumping, their gravitational pull sucks in government resources and spits out human-rights violations. I’ve gotten too used to crying in public. I could ...

Blanton Museum of Art, University of Texas at Austin, ‘Cartoon Noir: Contemporary Investigations’, Austin TX DeCordova Museum, ‘Painting in Boston. 1950-2000’, Lincoln MA Van de Weghe Fine Art, ...

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But, my goodness, some songs leave a bad taste. Wallen’s not happy with someone. The opening, title track features the chorus “If I’m the problem, you might be the reason”. The second song ...

Fondazione Prada presents “Typologien: Photography in 20th-century Germany,” an extensive study dedicated to 20-century German photography, at its Milan venue from 3 April to 14 July 2025.