Screenshots of Amnesty International’s since-deleted campaign, which used AI-generated imagery (Maya Pontone/Hyperallergic screenshots) This week, international human rights watchdog Amnesty International faced backlash from photojournalists and other online critics for …
When asked why humans should care about light pollution, Stephen Loring, co-curator of the new exhibition Lights Out: Reclaiming our night sky At Smithsonian National Museum of Natural Historycited Dunes …
CHICAGO — What could a US Army veteran, a member of the Ho-Chunk Nation, an African-American Chicagoan and an Iraqi refugee have in common? Each has been marked by the …
BUENOS AIRES — Argentina is one of the most liberal countries in Latin America and the world, where abortion And same sex marriage are legal, non-binary identities recognized. These battles …
With moody blues and vibrant reds, Alfredo Arreguín fused the tools of classic oil painting with Mexican folk traditions, compressing fine art and ancient craftsmanship into stretched canvases that were …
When a close relative came of marriageable age, his parents signed him up on a marriage phone app to arrange a suitable match (read: same caste), using technology to follow …
There remains an idealized conception of suburban Central America that is all too familiar: a whitewashed picket fence circumscribes a carefully manicured lawn. The children, usually three, play at home. …
A new study by researchers from the University of Cordoba claims that the Nerja Caves in Malaga, Spain, have received more prehistoric visits than any other in Europe. Since their …
Archaeologists have made the shocking discovery of a marble Buddha statue in a temple in the ancient Egyptian port city of Berenice, shedding new light on trade links between India …
In the early 1950s, heiress Mary Jayne Gold wrote a tender tribute to her friend and colleague Varian Fry. She described the journalist there as a preppi, an ornithologist, a …
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