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Ocean Census has embarked on numerous expeditions—so far—with a sole aim: discovering new species in the “world’s greatest frontier.”

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He was reportedly “intoxicated” at the publication’s 100th anniversary party.

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The artist is the subject of a major exhibition at Tate in England featuring more than 200 works.

The Roman Mithraeum was unearthed during the construction of Bloomberg’s European headquarters in London.

In 2012, Barker mistook a moving piece of cloth in a rock pool for a piece of seaweed. It changed her life.

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“Atlases” are a group of works that Franz Kapfer has continuously developed since his stay in Mexico in 2014, the production process of which visitors to the Kyiv Biennale (2023) were able to follow live in a Viennese shop as “HKW Armourer / HKW-Waffenschmiede” and which were first shown in the exhibition “Alanten – Ich

Titled for the former antiquities shop now leased to Kunstverein Kevin Space, Rachel Fäth’s exhibition, Antiquitäten, consists of a series of four sculptures titled Locker 1-4 and a large pane of glass that bisects Kevin Space’s two main rooms, sealing off physical access to the second. Each of the Locker sculptures was made in a

The annual event highlights auctions and exhibitions of Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and South Asian art in New York.