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Trinidad-born artist Karyn Olivier turns common objects into striking installations, critiquing housing, climate and refugee crises in her MOCA Detroit show.
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A woman in an unnamed location has been committed to a psychiatric facility after allegedly threatening her five children with a kitchen knife. Authorities were...
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A poetic exploration of how a bullet transforms from a shark’s mouth to a human death, illustrating violence’s destructive cycle and its emotional impact on families.
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Yuto, a young man from Tokyo, returned to his grandmother's home in rural Iwate, a journey that sparked reflections on happiness, choice, and the folklore...
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