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Botticelli's Venus becomes a 'travel influencer' in bizarre tourism campaign - Vimarsana News

Botticelli's Venus becomes a 'travel influencer' in bizarre tourism campaign

The Open to Meraviglia campaign, which has given Venus her own Instagram account as a modern-day traveller of Italy, has been slammed for its poor quality and bizarre message.

Board Chair and Principal: Not True That 'David' Statue Deemed Porn at Florida School - Vimarsana News

Board Chair and Principal: Not True That 'David' Statue Deemed Porn at Florida School

A viral news story about a Florida principal, reportedly forced to resign over a lesson on Michelangelo's nude ...

'Renaissance' meaning explained as Beyoncé announces new album - Vimarsana News

'Renaissance' meaning explained as Beyoncé announces new album

Beyoncé has just announced her seventh studio album Renaissance which drops on July 29th and fans are going wild.

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VOMA | the Virtual Online Museum of Art - Vimarsana News

VOMA | the Virtual Online Museum of Art

VOMA (the Virtual Online Museum of Art) is the first online art museum. It is fully interactive, free and open to anyone with the internet.

EDITORIAL: Spirit of 'Formosan Art' continues - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL: Spirit of 'Formosan Art' continues

After a decade of hunting, the National Museum of History managed to locate about 30 sculptures by Huang Tu-shui (黃土水) for his retrospective in 1989. Huang was considered a late-blooming genius who quickly rose to become one of Taiwan’s most respected artists during the Japanese colonial era, and his first solo show in 1927 attracted more than 10,000 visitors. Huang died young from overwork at the age of 35 and many of the 89 pieces displayed at his posthumous exhibition were lost after World War II. After Huang’s “rediscovery” during the 1970s nativist movement, much effort was ...