Arts

Squatters have taken over a $4.4 million mansion in San Francisco amid a complex ownership history, raising legal and property concerns.

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• September 20, 2026

Former President Trump reportedly plans to demolish the Kennedy Center, prompting widespread debate. Details remain unconfirmed, but interest is rising.

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• September 19, 2026

An AI benchmark that grades like a good foreman: partial credit for doing nothing, a hard cap for any breach of trust, and why only 2 of 4 models closed the deal.

• Wood  Splitters Direct Team
• September 19, 2026

An exploration of the lessons from ‘The Book of Genocides,’ examining its insights into human history, morality, and the importance of remembrance amid rising interest.

• Wood  Splitters Direct Team
• September 19, 2026

Renowned artist Daniel Minter unveils new carved wooden assemblages, connecting viewers with spiritual themes through his intricate art.

• Wood  Splitters Direct Team
• September 19, 2026

NYC’s shelter population is participating in a public art project to voice their experiences, highlighting homelessness issues in the city.

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• September 19, 2026

Taryn Simon’s artwork ‘Detective Story’ highlights systemic failures with no clear accountability, sparking renewed debate on transparency in institutions.

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• September 19, 2026

Analysis of the top and bottom performers on the latest TIME 100 list, highlighting what stands out and why it matters for public perception.

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• September 18, 2026

A critical examination of the perception that artist Anish Kapoor relies on a single signature technique, amid rising coverage and debate.

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• September 18, 2026

A new wave of African-American blacksmiths is reviving the Sankofa symbol through traditional forging, sparking increased interest in cultural heritage and craftsmanship.

• Wood  Splitters Direct Team
• September 18, 2026