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July 4, 2026

Hilma af Klint’s Visionary Paintings Take Over Paris’s Historic Grand Palais

Under the vast glass canopy of Paris’s Grand Palais, visitors encounter a world of swirling forms, luminous color, and symbols that blur the boundary between the material and the spiritual. Hilma af Klint: Paintings for the Temple (1906–1915) marks the first major exhibition devoted to the pioneering Swedish artist in France, bringing together nearly the entirety of her ambitious spiritual cycle.

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July 4, 2026

Photography and Fine Art Combine To Capture the Fleeting Light and Solitude of West Texas

Desert landscapes have long been a source of inspiration for artists.

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Food Art

July 3, 2026

Famous Paintings Become Gourmet Courses in This Immersive Dining Experience

Art usually hangs on a wall or sits on a pedestal. At 7 Paintings, however, it arrives course by course.

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Music

July 3, 2026

Once-Forgotten Music Notebook by Mozart Was Discovered in Paris After 230 Years

Embed from Getty Images Deep in the storerooms of France’s National Library in Paris, curators uncovered a small 44-page notebook that would soon reshape part of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s early history. The manuscript, written in 1778 when Mozart was 22 and working in Paris as a music teacher, sat unidentified for more than 230 years, miscatalogued among centuries of archival material.

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History

July 3, 2026

Mural Honors Ona Judge’s Escape From George Washington’s Household and Fight for Freedom

A newly unveiled mural on the Portsmouth, New Hampshire, waterfront honors Ona Judge, an enslaved woman who escaped from George...

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Architecture

July 3, 2026

Collection of Mountain-Like Buildings Cleverly Comprises Hundreds of Housing Units in the Netherlands

Dutch architecture studio MVRDV has long explored how cities can grow denser without sacrificing livability.

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July 3, 2026

Poppies Illuminate Las Vegas Sphere in Wickedly Wonderful Display for ‘The Wizard of Oz’

Las Vegas shares some similarities with the mythical land of Oz. Both are big, shiny cities where people travel from far and wide to have their wishes granted. This makes it a fitting place to show the iconic American movie, The Wizard of Oz, which has been adapted to fit a much bigger, more advanced screen.

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July 2, 2026

Over 100 Latin American Artists Converge at This Landmark Exhibition in Monterrey, Mexico

In 1977, the Garza family, a powerful business dynasty from northern Mexico, donated The Cornfield (Dry Maizefield)

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Oil Painting

July 2, 2026

Artist Paints “Glitches” Into Surreal Candy-Colored Landscapes With Giant Dandelions and Floating Cacti

Artist Alexis Mata was walking between the trees and mountains in Tepoztlán, Mexico, as dandelions drifted across his vision.

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July 2, 2026

Pay Phone Connects People in the Poorest and the Wealthiest Neighborhoods in Los Angeles

According to the Economic Policy Institute, in the U.S., the top 1% earners, on average, make between $1.3 and $1.4 million per year, which is about 26 times the average income of the bottom 99%. As such, this dismal disparity results in both sides leading completely different lives.

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