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Ancient Egyptian Fertility God Statue Goes Viral as Internet Users Mock Its Explicit Features: Sayart October 21, 2025; A 5,000-year-old Egyptian statue currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's "Divine Egypt" exhibition has become an unexpected internet sensation after social media u ...

Chilean Architecture Biennial Transforms Fire-Damaged Church into Innovative Temporary Pavilion: Sayart October 21, 2025; The 23rd Chilean Architecture and Urbanism Biennial successfully transformed the fire-damaged ruins of the San Francisco de Borja Church into a striking temporary pavilion, drawing ...

Over 50 Artists Address AI, Authoritarianism, and Modern Fascism in Berlin's 'Global Fascisms' Exhibition: Sayart October 21, 2025; A groundbreaking exhibition at Berlin's Haus der Kulturen der Welt brings together more than 50 international artists to examine fascism as a contemporary global phenomenon rather ...

Pioneering Sculptor Judy Pfaff Built Her Legacy by Defying Artistic Conventions: Sayart October 21, 2025; At 79 years old, sculptor Judy Pfaff continues to push artistic boundaries with the same experimental spirit that has defined her five-decade career. The MacArthur Fellow and Lifet ...

San Francisco Open Studios Celebrates Five Decades of Connecting Artists with Community: Sayart October 21, 2025; For fifty years, San Francisco Open Studios has served as a vital bridge between the city's creative community and art enthusiasts, inviting the public into artists' private worksp ...

Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles Hosts Two-Day K-Beauty Makeup Workshop for Local Enthusiasts: Sayart October 21, 2025; The Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles (KCCLA) recently organized a comprehensive two-day K-Beauty Makeup Class on September 11-12, attracting enthusiastic participants eager to ex ...

French Photographer Documents 50-Day Container Ship Journey from Le Havre to Australia in Stunning Photo Exhibition: Sayart October 21, 2025; Photographer Grégoire Korganow spent 51 days aboard the container ship Le Marius, traveling over 31,000 miles from the French port of Le Havre to Brisbane, Australia. His extraordi ...

French Village Celebrates Residents and Heritage Through Artist's Photography Exhibition: Sayart October 21, 2025; The small village of Cavagnac in the Lot region of France is hosting a unique exhibition featuring portraits of its residents intertwined with local history and heritage. The exhib ...

New Mural 'The Guardian of the City' Adorns Building Facade in Landerneau's Voas Glaz District: Sayart October 21, 2025; A striking new mural titled 'The Guardian of the City' has been completed on the facade of a building in the Voas Glaz district of Landerneau, France. The artwork was created by ar ...

Why Portraiture Continues to Captivate the Art Market in 2025: Sayart October 21, 2025; The human face has become impossible to escape in contemporary art, with portraiture marking 2025 as a defining year through major exhibitions from the "Bodies and Souls" show at t ...

Landscape Photographer Settles Copyright Dispute with Hamilton Island Over Unauthorized Use of Images in Art Classes: Sayart October 21, 2025; A prominent Australian landscape photographer has reached a confidential settlement with Hamilton Island Enterprises Limited after filing a federal court lawsuit over allegations t ...

Annie Leibovitz Releases Updated 'WOMEN' Collection as 'Homage' to Groundbreaking 1999 Original: Sayart October 21, 2025; Renowned American photographer Annie Leibovitz has released an updated edition of her celebrated 'WOMEN' project, first launched in 1999, showcasing more than 250 portraits of infl ...

Spanish Artist Captures Sacred Serenity in Official Portrait of Saint Peter To Rot for Vatican Canonization: Sayart October 21, 2025; Spanish artist Raúl Berzosa achieved a career milestone when his portrait of Saint Peter To Rot was displayed on the façade of St. Peter's Basilica during the saint's canonization ...

Long-Lost Harry Bertoia Sculpture Found in Mall Basement Now Displayed at Detroit's GM Headquarters: Sayart October 21, 2025; A remarkable mid-century sculpture by internationally renowned artist Harry Bertoia, missing for decades, has found a new home in the atrium of Detroit's new Hudson's/General Motor ...

White House East Wing Demolished for Trump's $200 Million Ballroom Project Despite Initial Promises: Sayart October 21, 2025; The White House East Wing is currently being demolished to make way for President Donald Trump's new ballroom project, contradicting earlier promises that no existing structures wo ...

Technical Error Blocks Access to New York Times Website: Sayart October 21, 2025; Visitors attempting to access The New York Times website are currently encountering technical difficulties that prevent normal browsing. The issue appears to be related to the site ...

Medium Format Cameras Continue to Set the Standard for Portrait Photography Excellence: Sayart October 21, 2025; Medium format cameras maintain their reputation as the gold standard for portrait photography, offering depth and texture capabilities that smaller sensors simply cannot match. Thi ...

Architecture Student from Sowerby Bridge Wins Prestigious National Award for Second Time: Sayart October 21, 2025; Sophie Page, an architecture student from Sowerby Bridge, has been named the winner of the 2025 AJ Undergraduate Award, marking her second major national recognition in the field. ...

Massive Tree Sculptures Take Shape in Sydney's Barangaroo Cutaway to Transform Underground Space: Sayart October 21, 2025; Thirteen enormous tree sculptures are currently being installed in Sydney's Cutaway venue as part of a major renovation project aimed at transforming the underground space beneath ...

Austin Requests State Exemption to Preserve Colorful Street Art After Governor's Removal Order: Sayart October 21, 2025; The city of Austin is seeking a special waiver from the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) to preserve its vibrant street art installations following a state directive orde ...

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