Humanity faces more problems than climate change. The world faces some of the greatest challenges of our time: global hunger, growing inequalities and economic instability. Many believe that the root cause of all of the problems facing humanity is the expansion of the political power of elites as the distribution …
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The first of four children of Irish immigrants, Ms Wood spent much of her childhood moving – her father was a radar technician for the Air Force – before the family moved to Culver City, California. school in 1974, then attended the University of Southern California, majoring in Business Administration. …
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Antique Bricks Market Size 2021 Industry Share, Strategies, Growth Analysis, Regional Demand, Revenue, Key Players and Research Report Forecast 2027 In this report, a comprehensive analysis of the current global antique brick market in terms of demand and supply environment is provided along with the price trend now and in …
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ANGEL THOUGHTS Conrad Manila kicked off his Mid-Autumn Festival with China Blue by Jereme Leung’s and his selection of handcrafted moon cakes in four premium flavors, packaged in elegant limited-edition bags designed by the Philippines. The selected women sustainability champions were also launched. MOONCAKES AND HARVESTING BAGS – Conrad Manila …
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Ever since Noah Horowitz stepped down as director of Art Basel for the Americas last month, the art world has been wondering where the intrepid ruler will end up next. The guessing game is over. Horowitz left the art fair world and landed in an auction house. He will join …
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RICHMOND, Virginia – There are plenty of arts and music events taking place in Richmond throughout August and into the New Year. Grammy® nominated group Black Violin features classically trained string musicians Wil B. on viola and Kev Marcus on violin in concert. DJ SPS and drummer Nat Stokes will …
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New York (AP) – We’re used to movies – adventures like “Indiana Jones” – traveling the world, freaking out between world capitals, and where the characters travel indicates. “Leonardo lost” The documentary about the rediscovery of the paintings of Leonardo da Vinci begins with such a line. But his international …
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It may be the summer heatwave, but the art market has never fully go on holidays. (Just ask the gallery assistant who is not authorized to respond automatically.) Despite a dearth of expensive lots, Old Masters sales in London and a handful of Chinese art auctions have made a listing …
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Eight sets of False or Fortune? (BBC One) and the presenters obviously realized what viewers understood a long time ago: This is not an art award show, it is the most gripping crime drama on television. How else to explain Fiona Bruce’s repeated exclamations in last night’s episode: “We need …
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Broome County Arts Council is seeking new space for its downtown gallery after the installation had to leave a building in Binghamton that city officials deemed unsafe. The Craftsmen’s Gallery had been located on the first floor of the First National Bank building at 95 Court Street for two and …
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