Luxury watchmaker L’Épée 1839 unveils a kinetic clock sculpture crafted from a soccer ball, featuring an 8-day power reserve, blending sport and horology.
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Construction Of 250-Foot Memorial Arch In Washington, D.C. To Begin – WMTW
A new 250-foot memorial arch is set to begin construction in Washington, D.C., marking a significant addition to the city’s landscape. The project aims to honor national history.
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Former President Trump intends to break ground on a ‘Triumphal Arch’ project prior to receiving federal approval, raising legal and political questions.
Construction Of 250-Foot Memorial Arch In Washington, D.C. To Begin – WPTZ
A 250-foot memorial arch in Washington, D.C. is set to begin construction, marking a significant addition to the city’s landscape. Details are confirmed, but some aspects remain unclear.
LA’s Lucas Museum Displays “Narrative Art” For The Few, Not The People
The Lucas Museum in Los Angeles displays ‘narrative art’ aimed at a select audience, sparking debate over accessibility and cultural priorities.
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Japanese Folklore Comes Alive In Kuala Lumpur Through Yokai Tales: Japan’s 47 Prefectures – Malay Mail
An exhibition showcasing Yokai folklore from Japan’s 47 prefectures opens in Kuala Lumpur, attracting significant local interest in Japanese culture and mythology.
China Withdraws From Gwangju Biennale In Protest Of Taiwan’s Inclusion
China has pulled out of the Gwangju Biennale in protest against Taiwan’s participation, marking a significant diplomatic and cultural dispute.
