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As a home to many diverse peoples and cultures, the United States seeks to use its cultural privileges to address […]

A payment processor that allegedly helped a bogus discount club system debit tens of millions of dollars from consumers without […]

The restored mansion and exhibition space of the Walters Art Museum, known as Hackerman House, will open to the public […]

The Laguna Art Museum will present two new exhibitions this spring, Your Place in the Multiverse by Jean Lowe and […]

By Ismail Amla, Executive Vice President, Professional Services, NCR Corporation The benefits of financial inclusion are known and numerous. Households […]

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EEven before Uber disrupted the taxi industry and Airbnb disrupted vacation rentals, the idea of ​​peer-to-peer lending was intended to […]

What is a payday loan? payday ready are generally short-term unsecured loans characterized by high interest rates that generally do […]

From Valentine’s Day to the Super Bowl, February is packed with exciting holidays and pop culture events, but perhaps the […]

Old Sacramento has the perfect photo op to take your partner on Valentine’s Day. Stop at the Old Sacramento waterfront […]

Morawetz said the order would take effect at 7 p.m. Friday. Related: “It gives individuals the opportunity and the time […]

I hope your team wins! (Yes sports!) Hello neighbor, On our radar this week, we highlight Embassy-sponsored celebrations and events. […]

Whether you have a weekend off or are skipping school with your high school friends, a visit to the museum […]

Maura Reilly has held several leadership positions in the arts and curated dozens of exhibitions internationally Maura Reilly, a curator, […]

If you need money, but cannot borrow it from those around you (relatives, friends, co-workers, business partners), the only way […]

Arts & Culture Melissa Yuen Melissa Yuen has been appointed curator of the Syracuse University Museum of Art on December […]

Photo-Illustration: Intelligencer; Photo: Getty Images Priscilla has a few things that make it special. Purple lipstick, messy black hair, a […]

More than 100 mummies are on display at the Mummies Museum in Mexico. (PHOTO: Russ Bowling) MACABRE, GRIM & GRUESOME […]

This 2020 photograph of the holiday decorations on display in the Vermeil Room of the White House was taken on […]

PHILADELPHIA >> A number of artifacts stolen in the 1960s and 1970s have been recovered and returned to owner museums, […]

FBI agents and detectives from the Upper Merion Township Police Department recovered the artifacts as part of an investigation into […]

LaGrange Art Museum and Lamar Dodd Art Center at LaGrange College have announced a call for artists for the fourth […]

Ongoing Indigenous protests in the United States and Canada are forcing cultural institutions to engage, often for the first time, […]

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Museum stores in the United States are trying to market themselves during a week when so […]

WEST HARTFORD – The Saint Joseph University art museum has received an endowment of $ 300,000 that will change the […]

The Hudson Valley is home to many art museums featuring a range of exhibits ranging from historic art to contemporary […]

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Supernatural America: The Paranormal in American Art is the latest exhibition at the Speed ​​Art Museum […]

Showcasing around seventy works by Cuban artists from several generations, the exhibition inspires dialogue regarding the physical, social and political […]

A detail from “Asterisks in Dockery (Blues for Smoke” by Rodney McMillian | Courtesy Contemporary Arts Museum Houston) Take one […]

© Flickr / pml2008 Among the many national treasures to be found in Washington, DC, some of the most impressive […]

© Flickr / pml2008 Among the many national treasures to be found in Washington, DC, some of the most impressive […]

Among the many national treasures to be found in Washington, DC, some of the most awe-inspiring landmarks are actually found […]

Light, water, fire, dust. Step into the cosmic elements through images captured with excess photographer’s flash. Look through concave mirrors, […]

WASHINGTON – Howard University Art Gallery Currently has seven works of art on display in the exhibition “Afro-American Images 1971: […]

With an urgency to preserve memory and modernize as remaining Holocaust survivors enter their 80s and 90s, at least half […]

For its second installment in the Fall 2021 Puppet Forum series, and in conjunction with the Puppetry’s Racial Reckoning exhibit, […]

In the more than 35,000 American museums, a surprisingly diverse range of exhibits is devoted, from key events in the […]

Detail of “Thick” by Jennifer Ling Datchuk | Courtesy of Seale Photography Studios Take one last look or take a […]

A second museum in Mexico featuring pre-Hispanic and historical objects, most of them recovered abroad, opened on Friday. Despite laws […]

A second museum in Mexico featuring pre-Hispanic and historical objects, most of them recovered abroad, opened on Friday. Despite laws […]

This 1880s Navajo blanket is on display at “Color Riot!” How Color Changed Navajo Textiles ”at the Montclair Art Museum. […]

As the nation reflects on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, members of the Huntsville community are invited to […]

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Are you thinking about getting a loan from a bank for that car you like but don’t know if you’ll […]

Let’s begin by discussing the definition of payday loans. There are many definitions of the term and in general it is […]

Raymond Jonson created visual harmony from instinct and intuition. His eyebrows dancing like feathered caterpillars, he believed that art could […]

Every Thursday, during The Kinsey Collection’s run at the Tacoma Art Museum, explore African American history and the intersection with […]

With great caution, Philadelphia museums are looking to attract visitors after nearly two years – and more – of closures […]

“Furious Garden,” an exhibition of paintings and sculptures focused on the power and beauty of natural flora, opened on September […]

Editor’s Note: With the continued high number of COVID-19 cases, COVID protocols and other details regarding events are subject to […]

Paul Rucker is a multi-talented artist who works in the visual and musical arts. It combines visual art, original compositions […]

The Ernest Hemingway House was the first house on the island to have a swimming pool. Key West’s subtropical climate […]

WISCONSIN – After a long year of coronavirus shutdowns and other restrictions, gather your family or your best group of […]

MANATEE COUNTY, FL – After a long year of coronavirus closures and other restrictions, gather your family or your best […]

As many locals know, New Jersey is known for its diversity. Multicultural foods at day trip activities, it offers a […]

The Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University wants to draw attention to the effects of incarceration on society through […]

EAST LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) – On Thursday, September 9, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., the Broad Art Museum at […]

To share Tweeter To share To share E-mail Let’s start by defining payday loans. The term has different definitions, but […]

Artists’ markets 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday August 21 and Sunday August 22 Federal Park, Washington Avenue and South […]

© Courtesy of the Planet Word Museum Among the many national treasures to be found in Washington, DC, some of […]

Exterior structure in rice: Ribbon Barn by We Make Carpets | Courtesy of the Moody Center for the Arts Take […]

Whitework: Women Stitching Identity, on display at the Kentucky Museum, combines American history with quilts, an art that was generally […]

A sculptural work by Ernesto Neto | Courtesy of MFAH Take one last look or take a first look at […]

Longtime physician and medical missionary Dr. Bruce Hodges has traveled the world collecting thousands of interesting artifacts, many of which […]

If you’re looking for fun and stimulating things to do in April, visiting the museum’s exhibits in Houston is a […]

Instagram makes its augmented reality effects a bit more educational. The app is partnering with three museums in the United […]

NOTat the turn of a century later, Mexican artist Frida Kahlo – the original selfie queen – is still a […]

From Ekalaka to Hardin, seven museums take visitors from the prehistoric days of dinosaur roaming to the grueling days of […]

The Science Alliance of Tennessee is dedicated to engaging Tennessees of all ages in hands-on learning opportunities in science, technology, […]

Considering racial history in the United States leads us to explore the work of black artists and other artists from […]

The new coronavirus has changed public life. Experts have called for “social distancing” – the broad and conscious effort to […]

Chicago is a city that thrives on exceptional architecture and design. You may have taken a boat trip to learn […]

Sarah Maiellano | USA TODAY Special It’s vacation and summer vacation season, which means it’s also the time of year […]

With the whirlwind of the spring semester looming on the horizon, it’s never too early to start thinking about ways […]

Planetariums and observatories welcome millions of people each year, showcasing everything from asteroids and stars to planets and distant universes. […]

By Brandon Lunsford Cover photo: The Mint Museum of Art 1936, by Whitsett Photography. Courtesy of the Currency Museum Archives […]

The Brooklyn Museum released a preview of its upcoming 2019 schedule on Monday, highlighting four major exhibitions coming to Brooklyn. […]

Sarah Maiellano | USA TODAY Special It’s almost summer vacation season and a great time to explore what museums in […]

Under the dome, mosquitoes are never in season, the clouds do not interfere and the temperatures are always pleasant. But […]

A handful of science and natural history museums around the world have announced in recent weeks that they are cutting […]

The average family doesn’t have a powerful microscope at the kitchen table or a walk-in kaleidoscope in the backyard. Lucky […]

A group of leading scientists and nonprofits are urging science and natural history museums to sever ties with the Koch […]

NASA NRA 2013 Competitive Program for Science Museum Planetariums and NASA Visitor Centers, plus other CP4SMP + opportunities Status report […]

Artist’s impression of the Shale Voyager exhibition at the Perot museum on the theme of hydraulic fracturing.Perot Museum of Nature […]