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The platypus, a unique egg-laying mammal native to Australia, faces many threats in the wild: climate change, predators, pollution, floods and shrinki

A female inmate falls for a handsome guard. He’s really a former con man in witness protection. Their forbidden flirtations smolder toward a clim

The a href= http://www.allentownartmuseum.org target= _blank Allentown Art Museum /a is presenting the exhibition Angela Fraleigh: Threaded with m

a href= http://www.bellevuearts.org target= _blank Bellevue Arts Museum /a ’s Board of Trustees announced the appointment of Kate Casprowiak S

Sixty-six million years ago, an asteroid slammed into the Gulf of Mexico. The catastrophe led to the extinction of as many as three-quarters of all sp

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The a href= http://www.newarkmuseumart.org target= _blank Newark Museum of Art /a announced the opening of The Story of Newark Fashion: Atelier to

Dynamic Norwegian Country Rock band, Bad Brooks kicked off their UK tour last night in London before they hit the road as the main

The Palestinian Museum in West Bank has reopened to the public after four months with an "artistic demonstration" spotlighting Gazan art.

Osmosis’s sculptures are cobbled of fractured analogies for how materially removed we have become from the object world’s formerly resistant, concrete reality, and how the artist as scavenger of such a phenomenological ruin can imagine their version of what might be called a funky genre stability. Despite his works seeming at first to be composed of whimsical and fleeting non sequiturs, Osmosis is a profoundly considerate artist who exerts an uncanny capacity to make his ostensibly ers...