Authoritarians throughout the twentieth century employed the same method after usurping power either democratically or by ...

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The Blue Hill Public Library’s Art History and Hands-On series continues with a showing of the documentary “How Renoir ...

In a time of heightened hostility toward “the other” — countries, immigrants, scientists and academics — Otobong Nkanga is ...

Princeton professors Basile Baudez, Margot Canaday, and Tamsen Wolff have been named recipients of the 2025–2028 Sophie and L. Edward Cotsen Faculty Fellowship, an award primarily given to academics ...

Every strike on the drumhead sends ripples through time as it calls communities together, guiding dancers in sacred rituals, marking moments of transition, and igniting the soul of a gathering. To ...

Scientists have determined the reddish-brown rock art found in a cave on Indonesia's Sulawesi Island is more than 44,000 ...

Organizers of Oakland's First Fridays art festival made a flyer promoting the event using AI, and are facing backlash for not using an actual artist. NPR's Scott Simon explains.

These fossilized prints do more than prove that humans were here early ... “The site in New Mexico has rewritten history ...

These prints, left behind by Ice Age people in the ... “The site in New Mexico has rewritten history books as we’ve ...

Tracking the footsteps provides modern scientists a view into ancient life.

“For a long time, it’s been assumed that we evolved from a single continuous ancestral lineage, but the exact details of our origins are uncertain.” Previous genetic studies identified early modern ...