An art critic’s guide to Paris, from the Louvre to Dali
To some, Paris is the City of Light. To others, it’s the City of Love. But to art lovers, it’s simply the city of art — and ...
The New Yorker2d
Why Catullus Continues to Seduce Us
Imbuing his work with a volatile mix of tenderness, aggression, sophistication, and obscenity, the Roman poet left a record ...
The Cornell Daily Sun6d
World Poetry Day!
UNESCO named March 21 World Poetry Day. Since then, it has been celebrated every year and recognized by those who value ...
Greek Reporter12d
World Poetry Day: Ancient Greece’s Classics, From Homer to Sappho’s Poems
As people across the globe celebrate World Poetry Day on March 21, we delve into the world of poetry in ancient Greece, from ...
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An art critic’s guide to Paris, from the Louvre to Dali
“In the Department of Oriental Antiques, stand between two giant lamassu, mythological creatures from the 8th century B.C. that are referenced in the poem the Epic of Gilgamesh. From ...
New Telegraph14d
Promoting The Unique Role Of Poetry
ShareAs today’s world embraces tech in solving most lingering industry-related issues, we are enjoined to devote a second of our time to the unique role of literature, particularly poetry, in ...
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The Berkshire Eagle14dOpinion
I'm behind in my reading
What with all the unnerving Trumpian/Muskian hoopla to process, I’ve found it more difficult to read for pleasure since Nov. 5, 2024.
The Utah Review15d
Torrey House Press series: Teow Lim Goh’s Bitter Creek excels in epic poem form for its edifying power as historical testament
Why do we no longer turn to epic poetry to portray the majesty and tragedy of history? Michael Auslin, writer and editor, explained, “No art form – and History is ultimately an art – can portray the ...
An art lover’s guide to Paris, from Mona Lisa at the Louvre to van Gogh to a Dali museum
An art critic shares her guide to exploring the art treasures of Paris, from some of the most well-known to places you may have overlooked.