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The exhibition 'Picasso: Printmaker' at the British Museum showcases over 100 works by Pablo Picasso, highlighting his innovative approach to printmaking from 1904 to the 1960s. Curator Catherine Daunt emphasizes the originality of prints, revealing Picasso's exploration of themes from his Blue Period to his later works, including the controversial Vollard Suite.
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Edward Berger's film 'Conclave' delves into the secretive papal election process, featuring Ralph Fiennes as Cardinal Lawrence. The movie, which premiered at the Rome Film Festival, highlights the political maneuvering and personal crises faced by cardinals as they vie for the papacy. It opened in theaters on October 25, 2024.
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Recent studies have uncovered significant insights from ancient artifacts, including the unique burial practices of an Egyptian aristocrat and Michelangelo's depiction of a woman possibly suffering from breast cancer. These findings highlight the intersection of art, medicine, and cultural beliefs in historical contexts.
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The Dak'Art exhibition in Senegal showcases African-American artists exploring slavery's legacy, while the Royal Academy's show in London highlights the rivalry between Renaissance masters Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael. Both events underscore the intersection of art, culture, and politics in contemporary society.