JulyΒ 26, 2022 β’Β View in browserΒ Good morning.Β π€οΈΒ Today, climate activists once again glue themselves to a priceless work of art; this time itβs Botticelliβs βPrimaveraβ at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence. The painting is okay, which cannot be said about the environment. Also today, a shooting forces the MFA Boston to shut down its galleries, a T-Rex befriends a human in an animated series, a graphic novel reimagines the biblical god as a woman, and much more. β Hakim Bishara, interim editor-in-chiefΒ Β Β Β Climate Change Activists Glue Themselves to Priceless Botticelli PaintingThe protest at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence was the most recent in a string of actions involving activists attaching themselves to artworks. | Elaine Velie Β Β Β ALSO IN THE NEWS Β Lourdes Grobet, βLa Venusβ from the seriesΒ La doble luchaΒ (The double struggle) (1981β1982) (Β© Lourdes Grobet, photo courtesy Hammer Museum)
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