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Turkey Backs Greece’s Claim to Elgin Marbles
In a public intervention, a Turkish representative told a Unesco summit there’s no record showing the Ottoman Empire sold the works to Lord Elgin.
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Woman Approaches a Lonely Little Girl Who Was Rejected by Everyone, Gets a Big Surprise
One day, while I was walking in the park I noticed a little girl. She stood barefoot and dirty and indifferently, watching all of the people going by.
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Edinburgh Book Festival Drops Baillie Gifford Sponsorship After Activist Pressure
Collective of left-wing workers say they are ‘organising for a fossil free, genocide free books industry.’
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Councils Struggle Financially But Own Artworks Worth £1.5 Billion
The Taxpayers’ Alliance said local councils own almost 2 million art pieces, but only 28 percent are on display, despite several councils declaring bankruptcy.
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California Resident Brings Joy to the Community and Beyond With Giant Colorful Kites
Tony Jetland, a professional kite pilot from Martinez, California, is known as “The Kiteman of Martinez.”
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Inspiring the Essence of Art: Traditional Art Exhibition in San Francisco
The San Francisco High School of the Arts (HSArts) will hold a Spring Arts Exhibition to celebrate and showcase the talent of its students.
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Treasure Trove of Handwritten Love Letters Unveiled From the Depths of War
Romantics and history buffs are being encouraged to decipher the letters depicting life in the front lines.
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Artist Beautifies Bay Area Cities by Painting Art on Public Utility Boxes
Artist and muralist Suzanne Gayle from Hayward, California, has painted almost 50 utility boxes around the Bay Area.
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Scrabble’s 75th Anniversary Unites Word Warriors
One of the highest scoring words with 1,778 points is ‘oxyphenbutazone,’ an anti-inflammatory drug.
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Turkey Backs Greece’s Claim to Elgin Marbles
In a public intervention, a Turkish representative told a Unesco summit there’s no record showing the Ottoman Empire sold the works to Lord Elgin.
|
Woman Approaches a Lonely Little Girl Who Was Rejected by Everyone, Gets a Big Surprise
One day, while I was walking in the park I noticed a little girl. She stood barefoot and dirty and indifferently, watching all of the people going by.
|
Edinburgh Book Festival Drops Baillie Gifford Sponsorship After Activist Pressure
Collective of left-wing workers say they are ‘organising for a fossil free, genocide free books industry.’
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Councils Struggle Financially But Own Artworks Worth £1.5 Billion
The Taxpayers’ Alliance said local councils own almost 2 million art pieces, but only 28 percent are on display, despite several councils declaring bankruptcy.
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California Resident Brings Joy to the Community and Beyond With Giant Colorful Kites
Tony Jetland, a professional kite pilot from Martinez, California, is known as “The Kiteman of Martinez.”
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Inspiring the Essence of Art: Traditional Art Exhibition in San Francisco
The San Francisco High School of the Arts (HSArts) will hold a Spring Arts Exhibition to celebrate and showcase the talent of its students.
|
Treasure Trove of Handwritten Love Letters Unveiled From the Depths of War
Romantics and history buffs are being encouraged to decipher the letters depicting life in the front lines.
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Artist Beautifies Bay Area Cities by Painting Art on Public Utility Boxes
Artist and muralist Suzanne Gayle from Hayward, California, has painted almost 50 utility boxes around the Bay Area.
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Scrabble’s 75th Anniversary Unites Word Warriors
One of the highest scoring words with 1,778 points is ‘oxyphenbutazone,’ an anti-inflammatory drug.
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