Racing Post8d
'People remember them; he’s just got something' - celebration of bloodstock agent and artist Elie Lambert opening in London
Figures from racing rank among Lambert’s fans, but among the biggest appears to be the South African hotelier Bea Tollman, ...
Make Waves at Galaxy Macau: Dive into a Luxurious One-Stop Ultimate Holiday Escape with the Back of the Grand Resort Deck
Galaxy Macau boasts eight world-renowned luxury hotels and access to Grand Resort Deck is complimentary for hotel guests.
Indulgexpress on MSN12d
Chitrakaari’s latest wallpaper collection breathes life into walls
Who wouldn’t love to be surrounded by nature’s wonders—sitting beneath a canopy of trees, bathing in the warmth of the sun, ...
Pacific Beach Library art exhibit focuses on endangered and extinct birds
The exhibit — available for free viewing in the Pacific Beach/Taylor Library through March 28 — was designed to highlight bird species that have gone extinct or are critically endangered since the ...
Independent Catholic News6d
Gospel in Art: Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord
The angel Gabriel was sent from God to a city of Galilee named Nazareth, to a virgin betrothed to a man whose name was Joseph ...
From Kendall Jenner’s 2000s Dior to a Taylor Swift Princess Dress: Preview the Standout Pieces at the Vogue Vintage Market
Kendall Jenner’s 2004 micro mini and matching fanny pack from a cult-favorite Dior collection, one of several pieces she ...
Indiatimes24d
9 surprising ways animals communicate without speaking
Peacock spiders perform courtship dances and ... Cephalopods: Ink-spiring art Cephalopods, like octopuses and squids, are the undisputed masters of underwater communication. They don’t need ...
The Times of Israel on MSN19d
Drawing on Dutch masters, NY exhibit explores Christians painting themselves into Purim parable
NEW YORK — About a decade before the Eighty Years War between the Spanish Empire and the Dutch Republic ended, Rembrandt van ...
The New York Times26d
Why Is Hollywood Obsessed With Architects? ‘The Brutalist’ Gives Us a Hint.
In the interwar period, conceptual-minded architects — from Wright in America to the Bauhaus school in Germany — turned the formerly public language of pediments and arches into a canvas for ...