Bad Dreams in Middle Age: A Potential Indicator of Dementia Risk
As we age, our sleep patterns can undergo significant changes, and this often includes experiencing vivid and unsettling dreams. While … Read More
Month: September 2022
My Perspective on the Met’s Appointment of David Breslin as New
The recent appointment of David Breslin as the new curator at The Metropolitan Museum of Art has stirred excitement and … Read More
Life with a Leopard Gecko: A Journey of Discovery, Two Months In
Bringing home a leopard gecko is an exciting and adventurous decision. These captivating creatures, with their unique appearance and endearing … Read More
Navigating the Path: Jobseekers Pursuit of Full-Time Careers
In the ever-evolving job market, aspiring jobseekers embark on a challenging journey in their pursuit of full-time employment. The … Read More
Elevating Nursing Advocacy: A Call for Change and Collaboration
In the bustling world of healthcare, a crucial yet often overlooked group of professionals stands at the forefront of … Read More
Artistic Visions of Afrofuturism: A Journey Through Alisha B. Wormsley Homewood Project and the Legacy of ‘Atlanta’
In 2012, the visual artist Alisha B. Wormsley embarked on a multiyear project in Homewood, one of Pittsburgh’s historically Black … Read More
Poland’s Plea for Artistic Justice: A Quest for WWII Looted Treasures from Russia
Art is a reflection of culture, history, and identity, but what happens when this precious heritage is stolen? Poland, a
Exploring the Remarkable Journey of Trailblazing Choreographer Martha Graham
WHEN I BEGAN WRITING ABOUT DANCE in the early 2000s, the Martha Graham Dance Company was only just staggering out … Read More
The Path to Decolonization: Reshaping North American Museums Amidst Colonial Narratives
In an era marked by societal shifts and renewed introspection, North American museums find themselves at the crossroads of change. … Read More