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Museums, Art, History

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Yosemite Tours and History Part 2

John Muir Hits the Trail A Scottish sheepherder, cross-country hiker and Civil War draft dodger,…

Museums, Art, History

January 17, 2017 1

Yosemite History and Tours Part 1

Smoke was rising from campfires in Yosemite Valley when the Joseph Walker party looked down…

Cultural Countries

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Iceland: Vikings! and Democracy

As an American I never really investigated my Swedish/Norwegian/UK heritage.That all changed after a spur…

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Rembrandt: Portrait of a Man · #VisitCzechRepublic
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The exhibition’s central work is the portrait Scholar in His Study from the collections of the National Gallery Prague, which Rembrandt painted in 1634, a very successful time in his professional an...
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Aboriginal Women’s Art

Although women have always been prolific artists in Aboriginal societies, the importance of their work was not widely recognized until recently. Collectors who acquired women’s paintings, fibre arts and carvings during the nineteenth century, failed to understand that female artists worked separately from men and their works had distinctive uses and meanings. At that time, European explorers and researchers were predominantly male and Aboriginal women did not display sacred images or reveal aspects of their religion to men.

The division between men’s and women’s ceremonies and art forms is explained by elderly men in Arnhem Land who admit that in ancient times women owned all sacred rituals and exerted spiritual authority over men. But they were careless with that knowledge so men took it and have excluded women from important ceremonies ever since. In fact, women have their own ceremonies, ritual knowledge and repertoire of symbols and meanings. In regions such as Melville and Bathurst Islands, they take an active role with men in carving, painting, dancing and composing songs although older men confirm the correctness and quality of their work.

AADC – Emily Kame Kngwarreye as at 2019 was the No.1 ranked of the The Top 200 Aboriginal Artists. Followed by Rover Thomas, Albert Namatjira, Lin Onus, and Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri respectively.

Image APY Lands senior female artists Paniny Mick, left, and Wawiriya Burton in front of the APY women’s painting of the seven sisters story. Photograph: Tjala Arts ... See MoreSee Less
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Photo story: the souks, tanneries and timeless leathercraft traditions of Marrakech
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Moroccan tanneries are renowned for their quality and craft, and nowhere is the deep-rooted heritage of leatherwork better experienced than the Red City. The story of Marrakech’s leather-making trad...
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If you’re in Italy—a once in a lifetime opportunityRight now is possibly the best time in recent memory to see Botticelli's masterpieces at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, without having to look another tourist's shoulder (or iPhone). We can book fast-track timed tickets and expert guided to help you explore in peace and tranquility this autumn. ... See MoreSee Less
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