Asia-Pacific Art Projects Engage Communities on Climate Change
Six Asia-Pacific art initiatives use installations, exhibitions, and storytelling to make climate change visible, fostering reflection and local participation.
Six Asia-Pacific art initiatives use installations, exhibitions, and storytelling to make climate change visible, fostering reflection and local participation.
A collection of 88 archived food stories from worldwide contributors reveals how culinary heritage embodies both technique and emotion, emphasizing food as a language of care.
UNESCO and partners emphasized the importance of accessibility as a core principle in museums, covering physical, emotional, informational, and participatory inclusion.
China has fielded five male artistic swimmers, a record number for one nation at a competition, with Guo Muye making historic appearances and winning gold.
Green innovation patents have declined since 2010, while venture capital funding for breakthrough green technologies has increased, highlighting evolving dynamics in green…