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Beyond the Centenary: Surrealist Women Making Their Mark

1. A Centennial Celebration Surrealism turned one hundred years old in 2024. To mark this milestone, the Centre Pompidou in Paris hosted an extraordinary exhibition showcasing André Breton’s original Surrealist Manifesto—first published in 1924—alongside nearly 500 works from all the artistic disciplines embraced by this influential movement. It was a grand event that drew global attention and invited […]

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The Psychology of Collecting: Why We Gather and Hoard

From antique coins to rare comic books, the act of collecting has fascinated humanity for centuries. What drives this seemingly universal impulse? Why do people devote time, energy, and often substantial financial resources to amass objects that, to others, might appear trivial? The psychology of collecting reveals complex motivations that intertwine identity, memory, and even

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Urvanity 2025: A Landmark Edition for Contemporary Art and Dialogue in Madrid

The Impact of Mahou Talks One of the most anticipated components of the fair was the UVNT Mahou Talks, a program designed to facilitate discussions on contemporary art. Supported by Mahou since 2017, these talks have grown into a key platform for debate, education, and connection within the art world. The 2025 edition featured a remarkable lineup of

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Caribbean Cuisine: Exploring the Vibrant Flavors and Culinary Traditions of the Islands

The Caribbean, with its sun-kissed beaches and azure waters, is not only a paradise for vacationers but also a treasure trove of diverse and flavorful culinary traditions. The islands of the Caribbean boast a rich history influenced by indigenous peoples, African slaves, European colonizers, and later Asian and Middle Eastern immigrants. This fascinating blend of

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Inside the Minds of Chinese Art Collectors: A Look at the UBS Art Basel Report

The art market is shifting, and Chinese collectors are leading the way. According to the UBS Art Basel Survey of Global Collecting 2024, high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) from Mainland China are spending more on art than collectors in any other country. Their buying habits are unique, strategic, and worth watching. Spending Big, Investing Smart Chinese collectors had

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Disrupting Tradition: The Evolving Legacy of Spanish Art in 2025

Defying Conventions: Spain’s Historic Mavericks The pulse of disruption runs deep in Spanish art. For centuries, Spain’s great maestros have not only redefined aesthetics but have also upended the status quo—challenging conventions and sparking dialogue. As we navigate 2025, that spirit of fearless innovation remains, blending a rich heritage with breakthrough ideas that inspire the

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Conservation in the Caribbean: Preserving Marine Life and Ecosystems in Paradise

Nestled amid the azure waters of the Caribbean Sea, the islands of the Caribbean are renowned for their breathtaking beauty and vibrant marine life. However, beneath the surface of this tropical paradise lies a delicate ecosystem facing numerous threats. From climate change to overfishing and pollution, the marine environments of the Caribbean are under increasing

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The Great Elephant Migration: Life-Sized Sculptures at Art Basel Miami Beach

Miami Beach, a hub for artistic innovation during Art Basel draws global attention with its eclectic galleries, striking street murals, and landmark exhibitions. However, the latest artistic spectacle to grace the city has taken an entirely new form: a herd of life-sized elephant sculptures. The Great Elephant Migration debuted at Art Basel Miami Beach and

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Spirituality Without Religion: The Rise of Non-Traditional Belief Systems

In an age characterized by rapid change and shifting societal norms, traditional religious frameworks are increasingly being re-evaluated. A growing number of individuals are seeking spirituality outside the confines of organized religion, embracing a diverse range of non-traditional belief systems. This shift reflects a broader quest for personal meaning and connection in a world where

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Moralism and Reform: The Puritan Influence on America’s Social Movements

The tapestry of American social movements is intricately woven with threads of moralism, a legacy rooted deeply in the early Puritan settlements of New England. This legacy, marked by a commitment to moral purity and social reform, has influenced the development of various social movements throughout American history. To understand the impact of Puritanism on

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