Culture
Why Concepts of Creative Class and Global Cities Lost Momentum
Published by the Manhattan Institute, City Journal highlights urban policy issues. Historically, cities flourished due to strategic locations, such as rivers, ports, or access to natural resources. Some cities thrived as capitals of empires or
Community Comes Together for Aurora’s Moon Festival
The sixth annual Moon Festival in Aurora provided a vibrant cultural experience for the community. Hosted by Pacifica Square on the city’s far East Side, the event highlighted multicultural unity. Mary Smart of Aurora appreciated
The Impact of the Lucas Museum on Art Perception
Lucas Museum of Narrative Art: A Unique Endeavor The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art stands as a striking addition to Los Angeles, a venture spearheaded by George Lucas, famed creator of the Star Wars saga.
The Cultural Impact of Political Decisions: A Case Study on the Kennedy Center Closure
The recent closure at the Kennedy Center highlights the core motivations behind President Donald Trump’s actions, revealing significant implications for the arts community. The Kennedy Center, inaugurated in 1971, has been a cultural beacon, offering
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Opens in Los Angeles
Located just south of downtown Los Angeles, a new landmark opens its doors—the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. This 300,000-square-foot space offers more than 1,300 pieces of art and serves as a tribute to the
Lonnie G. Bunch III: Championing History at the Smithsonian
As Lonnie G. Bunch III strolls through the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C., his passion for history shines brightly. One key exhibit, the 1903 Wright Brothers’ flyer, catches his attention. On
Examining Diana’s Legacy Through Her Brother’s Lens
Charles Spencer confronts a persistent question: can the world ever move on from the iconic figure of his sister, Diana, Princess of Wales? Even nearly 30 years after her tragic death, the controversy that surrounded
Reflections on Art and Power
The National Museum of African American History and Culture celebrates a decade since its establishment with the ‘Revelation’ exhibition, spotlighting talented artists known for their critical examination of authority. This display features creations from 38
Race to Preserve Ancient Artifacts at Nunalleq Site Amid Climate Threats
In early June, a dedicated team of volunteer excavators and archaeologists combed through the soil at the Nunalleq dig site near Quinhagak, Alaska. Their mission: uncover and preserve artifacts from the region’s rich cultural history.
The Mission of the Hollywood Prayer Network
Hollywood often faces criticism from Christians. Karen Covell has taken a different approach, spending 25 years urging prayers for those working there. She founded the Hollywood Prayer Network, viewing Hollywood as a vital ministry field.