Culture
January 25, 2026
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Futura Unveils Two Pointman Statues at Potato Head [Bali]

Bali based creative village Potato Head’s unveiled their latest collaboration with Futura. The legendary New York artist is unveiling two sculptures titled Pointman – River Warrior, set to be unveiled in Singapore and Bali as a social commentary on pollution. To demonstrate the gravity of Indonesia’s dire pollution crisis, a problem that has long been a […]

Culture
January 24, 2026
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Vines Art Society Introduces a Symposium on Strengthening Artist Relations — BC Alliance for Arts + Culture

The team at Vines Art Society is excited to introduce the ecosystems Symposium: Strengthening Artist Relations. This four-day symposium is an opportunity for arts and culture workers to come together to nurture relationships to each other and sow seeds for growth in the sector. The ecosystems symposium is an introduction to a multi-pronged approach to […]

Culture
January 22, 2026
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Hytale: How to Repair Tools Using Repair Kits

Much like in real life, tools in Hytale don’t last forever. Knowing how to repair tools in Hytale can save a lot of frustration, especially once longer mining runs and deeper exploration start damaging your gear faster than expected. Tools are needed for almost everything you do in the game, and their durability starts to […]

Culture
January 21, 2026
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Ida Friederike Görres, w/ Jennifer Bryson

Jan 15, 2026 Ida Friederieke Görres is little-known to English-speaking Catholics (except perhaps for her biography of St. Therese of Lisieux), but she was a major voice of the orthodox Catholic laity in mid-20th-century Germany, with Joseph Ratzinger giving her eulogy. Jennifer Bryson has translated Görres’s 1970 essay collection, Bread Grows in Winter, which is […]

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January 20, 2026
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How the “Netflix Movie” Turns Cinema into “Visual Muzak”

When Net­flix launched around the turn of the mil­len­ni­um, it was received as a god­send by many Amer­i­can cinephiles, espe­cial­ly those who lived nowhere near diverse­ly pro­grammed revival hous­es or well-curat­ed video stores. A quar­ter-cen­tu­ry lat­er, it’s safe to say that those days have come to an end. Not only does the stream­ing-only Net­flix of […]

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January 18, 2026
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The Art Island of Japan

Naoshima is located in the Seto Islands of Japan and is known for its outdoor art. Yayoi Kusama‘s restored yellow pumpkin is back at it’s famous spot, after being swept away last August of by a typhoon.The Setouchi Triennale was held from April 14th until November 6th highlighting the beautiful seasons of Japan and forging […]

Culture
January 17, 2026
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Fill out the B.C. Arts, Culture, & Heritage Sector Insights Survey — BC Alliance for Arts + Culture

Greater Vancouver Professional Theatre Alliance GVPTA encourages arts, culture, and heritage workers, artists, and organizations from all disciplines across British Columbia to complete the B.C. Arts, Culture, & Heritage Sector Insights Survey to help them better understand, advocate, and inform government, funders, and stakeholders on the current state of the sector. This survey is led […]

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January 16, 2026
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More Than a Movie: Hollywood’s Demons Are Closer To Scripture Than We Think

Recently, I became interested in horror films, especially those concerning demons and paranormal activity. It started in 2023 when my mom had me watch Julius Avery’s The Pope’s Exorcist. While I enjoyed the movie, my initial thoughts were that this movie is just Hollywood’s understanding of exorcisms and the demonic. Surely there are no real […]