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  • Food for the Soul: London – Vermeer’s Music Lessons
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    Food for the Soul: London – Vermeer’s Music Lessons

    ByNina Heyn October 4, 2023July 17, 2024

    It so happens that all four Vermeers that can be found in collections in London are about making music. The most elaborate of them is actually called The Music Lesson, acquired by King George III in 1762. This canvas spent about a hundred years misattributed to other Flemish artists (either Frans or Willem van Mieris),…

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  • Food for the Soul: The Rossettis – an Exhibition at Tate Britain
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    Food for the Soul: The Rossettis – an Exhibition at Tate Britain

    ByNina Heyn September 17, 2023August 2, 2024

    There are so many artworks in London museums that you can always find a substantial exhibition taking place, no matter when you visit. Such is the case now at Tate Britain—part of the national galleries of British art. The Rossettis is a show devoted principally to Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882) and his family, fellow artists, and…

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  • Nina’s Euro Blog: Wandering around Prague
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    Nina’s Euro Blog: Wandering around Prague

    ByNina Heyn September 11, 2023August 2, 2024

    I went to Prague to look at paintings in museums, but I found out that the best art there is not necessarily on the walls inside but on the ones outside. In other words, there is so much architectural beauty to be found in the city’s buildings, streets, and views that it surpasses the art…

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  • Food for the Soul: Oppenheimer
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    Food for the Soul: Oppenheimer

    ByNina Heyn August 22, 2023August 2, 2024

    Within one month of its global release, the movie Oppenheimer has grossed $700M in cumulative worldwide box office, making it more successful than Interstellar, the 2014 space movie by the same director, Christopher Nolan. The movie benefited from the social media trend of viewing both Oppenheimer and Barbie on the same day, and word of…

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  • Food for the Soul: From Barbie to Oppenheimer and Back Again
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    Food for the Soul: From Barbie to Oppenheimer and Back Again

    ByNina Heyn August 15, 2023August 2, 2024

    It used to be called counter-programming. Studios would, for example, plan to release a comedy skewed to female audiences on a Super Bowl weekend, reasoning that women who would not want to watch football games all day might want to go with their girlfriends to the movies. No longer. Oppenheimer and Barbie were scheduled to…

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  • Food for the Soul: Hollywood’s Impossible Mission and Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One
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    Food for the Soul: Hollywood’s Impossible Mission and Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One

    ByNina Heyn July 17, 2023August 2, 2024

    By Nina Heyn – Your Culture Scout If you, like me, are heading to movie theaters to cool off and to check out the latest blockbusters, you may want to keep in mind that next summer, big-budget movies might be hard to find. On July 13, SAG-AFTRA, the guild of Hollywood actors, announced a strike….

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  • Nina’s Blog: Rome – Art Discoveries for Wandering Tourists
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    Nina’s Blog: Rome – Art Discoveries for Wandering Tourists

    ByNina Heyn July 12, 2023August 2, 2024

    Rome is so full of Art with capital “A,” from frescoes at the Vatican to sculptures at the Capitoline museums, that it is easy to miss some other art treasures that are tucked away and not on the typical tourist itineraries. I was trying to check out the collection of the Palazzo Barberini, but thanks…

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  • Food for the Soul: Animal Hunt at Art Institute of Chicago
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    Food for the Soul: Animal Hunt at Art Institute of Chicago

    ByNina Heyn June 28, 2023August 2, 2024

    By Nina Heyn – Your Culture Scout Comprehensive and large-scope art museums tend to be those created in centuries past, such as the Louvre in the 18th century and the Metropolitan Museum of Art (the “Met”) in the 19th century. Their function was to provide the inhabitants of big cities with collections that were educational,…

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  • Food for the Soul: The Diplomat
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    Food for the Soul: The Diplomat

    ByNina Heyn June 10, 2023August 2, 2024

    I do not know about you, but I prefer spy and political shows to typical crime shows because they are a little more mentally challenging. A case in point is the first season of the latest, very popular Netflix show The Diplomat (the second season is in production). If you have not had a chance…

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  • Nina’s Blog 2023: Stones of Florence
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    Nina’s Blog 2023: Stones of Florence

    ByNina Heyn June 10, 2023August 2, 2024

    Like all of Italy, except a bit more so, Florence is all about stone. Green and white marble bricks cover the cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (popularly called the Duomo) to breathtaking effect. Carved lions guard steps of palazzos and gardens, statues of saints decorate outside walls of churches, and stone lintels, bricks, and…

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