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• The Creator of ‘Humans of New York’ Has Transformed All of Grand Central Into a Public Art Installation

  The installation takes over all of the digital displays throughout the terminal, and the subway station below.

• What to Expect When Visiting Museums and National Parks During the US Government Shutdown

  Key takeaways, along with a short list of what is and is not open during the ongoing government shutdown.

• Judge Dismisses Class Action Lawsuit Against Yuga Labs Naming Celebrities Who Promoted Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs

  The lawsuit's defendants included Justin Bieber, Madonna, Steph Curry, Paris Hilton, Beeple, and Sotheby's.

• Three-Hundred-Foot-Long Egyptian Tomb Reopens After Two-Decade Renovation    

  A team from Waseda University in Tokyo oversaw the renovation of Amenhotep III's tomb, one of the largest in the Valley of the Kings.

• Limited Edition Print of Ozzy Osbourne Artwork Goes On Sale To Benefit Charities

  Proceeds of the sale will go to Birmingham Children’s Hospital, Acorns Hospice and Cure Parkinson’s.

• Painter Odili Donald Odita Sues Jack Shainman Gallery over ‘Withheld’ Artworks

  The artist alleged that the gallery maintained "suspect" accounting for his work.

• Mohamed Hamidi, Moroccan Modernist Painter, Has Died at 84

  Known as a founding father of Moroccan modern art, Hamidi was born Casablanca in 1941

• A New Study Conducted the Most Comprehensive Survey of Egypt’s Karnak Temple, Revealing ‘Unprecedented Detail’

  The temple in Luxor is one of Egypt's most famous archaeological sites.

• New York’s Frick Collection Names New Chief Curator

  Aimee Ng will begin in her post in November.

• Exhibition Canceled By Trump’s DEI Ban Opens at George Mason University

  When the show was dubbed a “DEI program and event”, funding that was previously secured under the Biden administration was cut and the exhibition was ultimately canceled.