March 10, 2025

European Fine art

European Fine art

Germany To Compensate Power Users Hit by Grid Bottlenecks

Germany will entice electric vehicle drivers to charge up when there’s plenty of green power on the system by offering them cheap tariffs linked to wholesale prices. From a report: It’s part of a push by the government to better integrate huge swings of renewable power onto the grid when it’s particularly sunny or windy

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Culture Type Gift Guide 2023: Celebrate the Holidays with 50 Great Finds Inspired by Leading African American Artists

THE GRAPHIC QUILT DESIGNS of Gee’s Bend artists inspired a new line of upholstered furniture available exclusively from the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The Studio Museum in Harlem recently added new items to its Barkley L. Hendricks Collection. Interior designer Sheila Bridges continues to expand the line of products featuring her clever Harlem Toile de

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Phlow Announces the Appointment of Kerry Ingalls and Guy Villax to its Board of Directors.

Richmond, Virginia, Nov. 27, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Phlow Corp., a Public Benefit pharmaceutical manufacturer, announced today the appointment of Kerry Ingalls and Guy Villax to its Board of Directors amid a period of rapid growth and operational scale-up of facilities for Phlow. Ingalls and Villax will join Phlow’s board, made up of internationally recognized

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November 27 to December 3, 2023

MUSIC Ian Paice featuring Purpendicular Drummer Ian Paice, the sole remaining founding member of Deep Purple, will perform at the Aria Complex on December 3, as part of The Human Mechanic Tour 2023. Together with a band of seasoned musicians, Purpendicular, they will play the best of Paice’s extensive catalogue, including classic hits from Deep

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“Re:” Exploring Cultural Resurgence and Historical Intersections at Ed Cross Fine Art

The contemporary artworks of Dina El-Sioufi, Wole Lagunju, Abe Odedina, and Freya Tewelde came together to create the show “Re” at Ed Cross Fine Art. On until December 20th, 2023, the exhibition interacts with the linguistic prefix “Re” serving as a method to interact with the concept of reincarnation and repetition. Opening its doors in

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Art tokenization platform, 10101.art Reveals Marketplace Launch Date

Dubai, UAE, Nov. 27, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) —  10101.art, a forward-thinking decentralized art tokenization platform, has announced the date of the official launch of its digital marketplace. Set to be live on 27th of November 2023, 10101.art will herald a collection of remarkable artworks by renowned artists such as Picasso, Banksy, Dali, Warhol, and many

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Anantara Villa Padierna Palace, Marbella Review

Pablo Picasso changed art for ever. An extraordinary innovator, constantly experimenting and creating, he has left an exceptional artistic legacy. He was born in Malaga, Southern Spain in 1881 and spent his early life in this sun-splashed Mediterranean city.To mark the 50 anniversary of Picasso’s passing, Anantara Villa Padierna Palace, Marbella has created an extraordinary guest

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Fewer People Moving in California Are Moving Into the State Than Anywhere Else

America’s census bureau looked at how many people relocated into each state from another state, compared to the total number of people making a move in that state. The state with the lowest “inmigration” ratio? California. From 2021 through 2022, “California’s inmigration rate was 11.1% last year…” reports SFGate. “For comparison, nearby Oregon had a

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Google Maps’ New Color Scheme Draws Criticism Online

Google Maps has added “a fresh color scheme, including a different look for parks and city blocks,” writes SFGate. “But it’s the changes to the app’s all-important road maps that are rankling online commentators…” Previously, highways and freeways were depicted in bright yellow, which stood out against a stark white grid. Now, the app shows

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Strictly Come Dancing’s Dan Walker opens up about cancer scare

Strictly Come Dancing star Dan Walker has opened up about a cancer scare from 2012, revealing that his kidneys stopped working. Speaking on the White Wine Question Time podcast, former BBC Breakfast presenter Walker recalled the frightening moment he was rushed to hospital in Poland and told he had cancer. “I was in Poland a

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