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Barcelona closes its residential areas to car traffic and makes room for the people. But do they really want that?
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Venice Art Biennale: Ukrainian Culture Against the Odds
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Jason deCaires Taylor: "There is a sub-aquatic rain forest under everybody's noses"
Since 2006, British artist and conservationist Jason deCaires Taylor has been sinking hundreds of sculptures in the oceans worldwide. With
Architect Vinu Daniel on The Art of Wall-making with Waste and Earth
India-based architect and engineer Vinu Daniel creates award-winning buildings with waste materials and earth. However, before gaining international recognition for
The War Within: In "Open Wounds," Photographer Younes Mohammad Captures the Challenges of Life after Combat
In his series “Open Wounds,” Iraqi Kurdish photographer Younes Mohammad tells the stories of Peshmerga veterans and their families battling
Sculptor Dr Gindi: "We Are All Part of Nature"
German-Egyptian sculptor Dr Gindi approaches her artistic practice through the themes of infinity and immortality. Initially trained in medicine and
Why We Need Positive Uncertainty
Dr. H B Gelatt is an expert in decision-making. Most notably, he is the creator of Positive Uncertainty, a philosophy