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ACLU Challenges Statues of Catholic Saints at Massachusetts Public Safety Building
The American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts is challenging a city mayor’s plan to erect statues of two Catholic ...
New Alabama sculpture park, Black history museums are changing the way history is told
The sculpture park opens Wednesday ... “We’re also igniting a cultural renaissance.” Matthews, of the International African ...
I’m not sure this group is going to be able to come up with a memorial fit for a Queen
If the committee-approved memorial of Queen Elizabeth II in St James’s Park is to be imaginative, well realised and uplifting ...
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Daniel ‘Pengrapher’ Oshundaro: The artist, his craft, homecoming exhibition
At 18 feet by 7 feet, ‘The Last Supper’ is a wonder on canvas. The painting is the largest work on canvas by Daniel ...
Fire could have destroyed the Getty’s irreplaceable art. Should the museum move?
In the wake of the Palisades fire, should Malibu's Getty Villa and the Getty Center in nearby Brentwood evacuate — for good?
The Courier-Journal24d
More than 100 years later, Kentucky honors a Black trailblazer and army hero
The corridor includes stops at Young's birthplace, Camp Nelson National Monument, and the Kentucky Center for African American ... patriot and renaissance man his due." Need a break?
Revealed: the most BEAUTIFUL cities on Earth
From colourful old towns to sleek modern skylines, this gallery showcases the world’s most beautiful cities, celebrated for their natural beauty, awe-inspiring architecture, iconic landmarks and rich ...
Chattanooga Times Free Press5d
Things to do in the Chattanooga area this week include Easter Bunny, food truck festival, spring break activities
— Gibbs Gardens in Ball Ground, Georgia, about two hours from Chattanooga, is must-see if you have time for a day trip. The ...
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What Was the Harlem Renaissance?
Beginning around 1916, African Americans ... during the Harlem Renaissance, received the Otter Kahn prize from the Harmon Foundation in 1928 for her acclaimed sculpture Head of a Negro.