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Iranian Women
Randy Goodman was never afraid of an international adventure. more
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Retiring art teacher’s students made school’s walls and ceilings come alive
Michelangelo’s greatest work may be on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City. more
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The Bronx says no thanks to library’s culture card
Your favorite cultural institution might cost a pretty penny to get into, but having a New York City library card can now help you get in for free. more
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It may be abstract, but Christine Hiebert’s art expresses her connection to nature
Some drawings move across the page as a dancer would across a stage. more
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Manhattanhenge creates some of its own natural wonders
The Englishman W. M. Flinders Petrie, a noted Egyptologist, devised a numbering system for all the stones at Stonehenge. more
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Marble Hill history literally is water under the bridge
For some New Yorkers, water knowledge can sometimes be a mystery. more
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A woman's point of view
The history of photography is largely an encyclopedia of the male gaze. more
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Moss sculpts war history using weapons of artistry
As a 20-year-old combat engineer, Jay Moss saw death, destruction, and the horrors of war. But he ’s turned those memories of the battlefield into art. more
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Holocaust survivor’s prison tag, grim tales survive World War II
Yechiel Kamioner’s life changed forever in 1939. He was 19 when German soldiers bombed his Wielun, Poland, home. more
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‘Words of wisdom,’ aroma therapy and massage put seniors in the picture
Before they were business partners, they were just two artists who happened to fall in love at an art exhibit in White Plains. more
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