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Artist Ashley Zelinskie has launched a three-part exhibit titled 'Unfolding the Universe,' celebrating the James Webb Space Telescope through artwork, sculptures, textiles, and VR experiences, highlighting NASA, ESA, and CSA contributions to space exploration.
Artist Amy Sherald canceled her Smithsonian exhibit 'American Sublime' citing a 'culture of censorship' after concerns were raised about her painting of a trans Statue of Liberty, which she says was influenced by political hostility towards trans communities and broader institutional fears.
Brad Pitt ran into Angelina Jolie's father Jon Voight and brother James Haven at an art exhibit in Beverly Hills. Despite the awkwardness, Pitt and his girlfriend Ines de Ramon seemed happy and friendly at the event, interacting with other attendees. The encounter comes amid the ongoing legal battle between Pitt and Jolie following their 2016 split. Voight and Haven have previously expressed support for Jolie and her children, emphasizing the importance of being present for family during challenging times.
Ukrainians are addressing the collective mental health crisis caused by the ongoing war with Russia through initiatives like the "How Are You?" art exhibit and an online screening test developed by a Ukrainian company called Anima. The exhibit aims to encourage discussions about mental health, while the test uses rapid image presentation and a questionnaire to screen for signs of anxiety or depression. More Ukrainians are seeking help for mental health issues, and the country is making efforts to provide support and treatment for both soldiers and civilians affected by the war.
Actress Lucy Liu revealed in an interview that she didn't have a plan when she decided to become a single mother via surrogate in her forties to her son Rockwell, now seven. She also shared her desire to raise her son in her native New York and her caution when taking the subway due to the rise in anti-Asian crimes during the pandemic. Liu is currently promoting her latest project, Shazam! Fury of the Gods, and has an art exhibit, "Lucy Liu: what was," on display in New York.