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Month: July 2019

A Documentary shows Blockchain’s Power to Change Cities and Lives

It wasn’t that long ago that blockchain, Bitcoin, and other related technologies carried an air of unfamiliarity, if not outright … More

Blockchain, Documentary, Ian Khan

Painting Home — John Constable and His Native Suffolk

John Constable, born in 1776 and just a year after J.M.W Turner, never achieved the fame or success of his … More

Nature and Man Beautifully Collide in the Paintings of J.M.W. Turner

By the end of J.M.W. Turner’s life, he had captured the past fifty years of Britain’s vastly transformed world with … More

A BBC Documentary Sheds Light On the Dark World of Vermeer

The man who painted some of the most ethereal, calm-inducing, and subtly majestic scenes of everyday life might have experienced … More

Glasgow’s Grand Collector — A Look at William Burrell & His Work

Nowadays virtually everything is collected and stored, whether intentionally or not. Data and pictures, records and documents of all kinds, … More

A Biography-Centered Documentary On Spain’s Greatest Painter

It’s one of the most famous paintings in the world, capable of puzzling both scholars and average museum-goers alike. Containing … More

Outcast 19th-Century Artists Turned Celebrities of Their Time: BBC’s The Pre-Raphaelites

Formed in 1848, the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood — like the second-generation Romantic poets before them — was a group of ardent … More

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