Show the Prado Your Love for Its Artworks
Beyond its walls, the Prado lives in everyday moments — and the museum now seeks stories through El Prado Cotidiano
Beyond its walls, the Prado lives in everyday moments — and the museum now seeks stories through El Prado Cotidiano
Drag queen Ava Hangar and her troupe are shattering the form’s conventions, returning to its activist origins for a new era of social impact in Italy
Dubbed the “White House of Exile,” the Thomas Mann House in Los Angeles sparks the same kinds of debates that once defined Mann’s era
From local schools to national governance, Simona Levi advocates digital sovereignty as a path to a better democracy
Why Caron Morse and her South Portland, Maine, neighbors are giving their kids landlines instead of smartphones
Without the support of Friends of Florence, much of the city’s cultural heritage would be at serious risk of decay
Before post-war rebuilding begins, women in Aleppo and other Syrian cities risk their lives dismantling landmines for a safe return
Volunteers in Cairo are racing against time to preserve the city's historical memory while bulldozers demolish parts of the City of the Dead to construct new highways
“Libraries are more than repositories. They are sites of heritage and action.”
“As those spaces were filling up with people, it was evident that people wanted to see another type of comedy.”
“Religious property is actually working against our religious objectives.”
“Through my art, I am trying to transmit a positive message to other women to wage war with nonviolent alternatives.”
“A settler right winged Israeli and a Palestinian, right?”
“When hotels subcontract chambermaids, they pay them around forty percent less than the regular hourly salary.”
“While cycling, I realized that mostly only whites were using bikes.”
“It’s the result of the pressure that has been put on banks to clean up their portfolio.”
“There are lots of talents in the community. Let’s show everybody what we’ve got.”
“Well I thought, if you make a house pretty, that’s public art.”