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The Temple of Bel at the Palmyra World Heritage Site in Syria
Eternal Sites Exhibition & World Heritage Sites
A big exhibition in the Bouregreg cultural complex of Salé, Morocco
A sense of individuality
I for an I
The Coherence of individualities amid masses of people
Why are women still judged by appearance?
The Holocaust Survivor's Beauty Contest
Why are women still judged by appearance and the male gaze?
Voltaire, pseudonimo di François-Marie Arouet
Voltaire and Russell, a Comparison
Part One. The Crusade against Dogma and Fanaticism
Paul Rossiter
Jumping the tracks
Paul Rossiter’s “Isobar” and the English-language poetry connection with Japan
Moving is an integral aspect of civilizations
The Symptoms of Who You Are
When Away Becomes Your Nationality
Zhou Enlai Memorial, Huai'an
Remembering Zhou Enlai
The Zhou Enlai Memorial and Museum: Huai’an, China
Publishing against the tide
Publishing against the tide
An interview with Federico Tozzi
The Frankfurt Book Fair
A Book Fair to read your favorite algorithm
Technology from the International Book Fair of Frankfurt
The transformation into a butterfly
Crystallizing a human network for change
Transformation can be drastic
Masahiko Abe at the University of Tokyo
Have Something to Say
Masahiko Abe on the University of Tokyo’s rejection of the Japanese Education Ministry’s English Examination Reforms
Confucio
Concept of God in Ancient China
The origin of Chinese religious practice
The Virtues of a Good Lie
The Virtues of a Good Lie
What do you think about it?
Prince Harry
People's Prince
A conversation with Angela Levin
Booking Your Travels
Booking Your Travels
Around the World in Stories
Gabriele d’Annunzio, The Warrior Poet
The Warrior Poet
An interview with Alex Pietrogiacomi
Religious freedom
U.S. Religious Freedom Under Fire
Protect Our Right to Choose
Morocco old heritage
A new look for Morocco
Kingdom of Morocco is saving old heritage for humanity
Life and Death
Life and Death
We are a strange species
The Information Explosion
The Information Explosion
Reeformed teaching of history
The US University
Concepts for Humane Educational Reform in the US
Does the US even want equality?
Catherine Dunne
In Dublin's Fair City
An Interview with Catherine Dunne
Male and Female
Am I a Girl or a Boy?
The difference between gender and transgender
A Path Through Darkness
A Path Through Darkness
An interview with Paola Barbato
Working mother
The Mother in Disguise
The working mother in the eyes of her child
Marco Vichi
Parallel worlds
An interview with Marco Vichi
#WOMAN Chapter Illustration BIRTH by Kate Enters
#WOMAN: Remapping The Territory, Our Way
A Q&A with Rita Osei and Michelle Olley
Sylvia Plath
Infinite Variety
An interview with Julia Gordon-Bramer
Posing outside Hikawa shrine
Faking it for real
My Shinto wedding
The Mohammed VI Museum for the Civilization of Water
Morocco Museum for water civilization
An Islamic Affairs museum for water management & history
Qannoubine Valley
New Marvels in Lebanon’s Sacred Valley
Qannoubine Valley Exhibits Its Culture and History
Teaching English in China
Teaching English in China
Some advice I would give myself
The end of sex
The end of sex
The frequency of sexual activity has decreased significantly in the West of the world
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Events in Culture

Gods in My Home. Courtesy of ROM
Gods in My Home
12 Jan — 22 Apr 2019 at the ROM in Toronto, Canada
Kent Monkman. Courtesy of McCord Museum
Kent Monkman
8 Feb — 22 Apr 2019 at the McCord Museum in Montreal, Canada
Danny Lyon (American, born 1942), Sheriff Jim Clark arrests two SNCC voter registration workers on the steps of the federal building, Selma, Alabama, 1963, printed later, Gelatin silver print, h. 11 in. (27.9 cm); w. 14 in. (35.6 cm), San Antonio Museum of Art, gift of Ernest Pomerantz and Marie Brenner, 2017.25.42, © Danny Lyon / Magnum Photos
Capturing the Moment
22 Feb — 12 May 2019 at the San Antonio Museum of Art in San Antonio, United States
Super/Natural: Textiles of the Andes. Courtesy of Art Institute of Chicago
Super/Natural: Textiles of the Andes
23 Feb — 23 Jun 2019 at the Art Institute of Chicago in Chicago, United States
Fairy Tales to Nursery Rhymes. Courtesy of Delaware Art Museum
Fairy Tales to Nursery Rhymes
2 Mar — 12 May 2019 at the Delaware Art Museum in Wilmington, United States
Lost & Found. Courtesy of South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology
Lost & Found
2 Apr — 17 Nov 2019 at the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology in Bolzano, Italy
Collecting Stories. Courtesy of MFA
Collecting Stories
14 Apr — 10 Mar 2019 at the MFA in Boston, United States
Red Vienna. Courtesy of Musa Museum
Red Vienna
9 May 2019 — 19 Jan 2020 at the Musa Museum in Vienna, Austria
Spain to be Frankfurter Buchmesse 2021 Guest of Honour. Courtesy of Frankfurter Buchmesse
Spain to be Frankfurter Buchmesse 2021 Guest of Honour
20 — 24 Oct 2021 at the Frankfurt Book Fair in Frankfurt am Main, Germany
The Question of Provenance. Courtesy of Museum Rietberg
The Question of Provenance
1 Dec 2018 — 30 Jun 2019 at the Museum Rietberg in Zurich, Switzerland
Shades of Elegance. Courtesy of Museum Rietberg
Shades of Elegance
23 Nov 2018 — 14 Apr 2019 at the Museum Rietberg in Zurich, Switzerland
Coins, Medals and People. Courtesy of Bode-Museum
Coins, Medals and People
23 Nov 2018 — 27 Oct 2019 at the Bode-Museum in Berlin, Germany
Louis-François Cassas (French, 1756-1827); View of the Ancient City of Palmyra from the Necropolis 1785; watercolour, pen and brown ink on paper; 64 x 88 cm; OM.888, National Collection of Qatar.
Syria Matters
23 Nov 2018 — 30 Apr 2019 at the Qatar Museums in Doha, Qatar
INCA Dress Code. Courtesy of Musée du Cinquantenaire
INCA Dress Code
23 Nov 2018 — 24 Mar 2019 at the Musée du Cinquantenaire in Brussels, Belgium
Simon Karczmar: from Juvenishki to Safed. Courtesy of Vilna Gaon State Jewish Museum
Simon Karczmar: from Juvenishki to Safed
22 Nov 2018 — 21 Jan 2019 at the Vilna Gaon State Jewish Museum in Vilnius, Lithuania
NASA. Courtesy of Repetto Gallery
NASA
22 Nov 2018 — 18 Jan 2019 at the Repetto Gallery in London, United Kingdom
The Lagash Border Pillar, Early Dynastic period, c. 2400 BC © the Trustees of the British Museum
No man’s land
22 Nov 2018 — 27 Jan 2019 at the British Museum in London, United Kingdom
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