Oslo Museums Face the Contradictions in their Collections

Oslo Museums Face the Contradictions in their Collections

Chaza Charafeddine, Divine Comedy Series: Untitled V, 2010. © Chaza Charafeddine One cold Oslo morning in mid-November, the kind where each hour of daylight is a gift and the air chills any optimistic thought of lingering outside, the opening of “Deviant Ornaments” at the National Museum of Norway marked a significant shift. Installed in one…

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Princess Diana’s Niece Lady Eliza Spencer Shares Look Inside Intimate Engagement Party

Princess Diana’s Niece Lady Eliza Spencer Shares Look Inside Intimate Engagement Party

A royal engagement, indeed. Princess Diana‘s niece Lady Eliza Spencer celebrated her engagement party in Cape Town, South Africa, nearly five months after Channing Millerd, who she had been dating for a decade, popped the question. The 33-year-old—whose father is the late Princess of Wales’ younger brother Charles Spencer—gave her followers an inside look at…

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Barry Manilow Shares Lung Cancer Diagnosis

Barry Manilow Shares Lung Cancer Diagnosis

“Something tells me that February weekend is going to be one big party,” Barry wrote of his first weekend of shows back following the procedure. “I hope you have a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year.” He also expressed hope that his followers will take a page out of his book, adding, “Remember, if…

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When Philanthropy Loses Trust, Design Becomes Civic Infrastructure

When Philanthropy Loses Trust, Design Becomes Civic Infrastructure

Design, long used to protect institutions, may be philanthropy’s most effective tool for rebuilding trust. Unsplash+ Philanthropy, once broadly regarded as a force for civic good, is increasingly now viewed as elitist, opaque and disconnected from the communities it purports to serve. In 2025, that distrust has reached a critical inflection point. On one front,…

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