Show the Prado Your Love for Its Artworks
Beyond its walls, the Prado lives in everyday moments — and the museum now seeks stories through El Prado Cotidiano
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An Ordinary Day in the Last Inclusive Space in Jerusalem
Amid the increasing division of Jerusalem, the American Colony Hotel on the East side remains committed to a radical inclusivity envisioned by its founders
The City’s Best Houses Open to the Public
Open Houses #4: Villa Il Palmerino, Florence
Federica Parretti, co-owner of Villa Il Palmerino in Florence, discusses the intellectual circle linked to the house that her artist grandparents bought from writer Vernon Lee
Taking Care of Historic Cities >
The True – Yet Discreet – Love That Preserves Florence
Without the support of Friends of Florence, much of the city’s cultural heritage would be at serious risk of decay
In Aleppo, Women Clear Landmines Before Rebuilding
Before post-war rebuilding begins, women in Aleppo and other Syrian cities risk their lives dismantling landmines for a safe return
Justice >
In Brooklyn, a Unique Archive Cares for Social Justice
Filled with all sorts of ephemera, Interference Archive encourages social engagement through the cultural production of social movements
A Museum’s Stance on the Nazi Legacy of Its Grounds
The Museum of Egyptian Art was built where a monumental building for the Nazi Party was supposed to stand in Munich. Dealing with the past in public spaces is controversial in this city, but the museum hewed to its principles
Incarcerated Parents and the Power of Girls
Parental incarceration leaves a legacy and contributes to overflowing US jails; one group of girls in New Orleans may break the chain
