AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUNESCO & Heritage: Jingdezhen’s handicraft porcelain industry sites have been inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List, spotlighting centuries of kiln craft and the city’s “porcelain capital” legacy. Museum Transformation: The Montreal Holocaust Museum is reopening and reshaping how visitors meet testimony through objects and art, including work by Roma survivor Ceija Stojka. Community Arts & Access: Berkshire Museum’s renovated first floor—anchored by a new aquarium—returns as a “community museum” blending art, science and natural history. Culture & Faith in Public: A Vasai artist paints Lord Vitthal on a peacock feather for Ashadhi Ekadashi, while a North Carolina man has carved “Jesus” into beach sand daily for seven years. Arts Education & Youth: In Chennai, students are using art sessions to spread drug-awareness messages as part of a drug-free society push. Digital Culture & Healing: Camosun is building a multi-user VR version of the Witness Blanket for reconciliation storytelling. Pop Culture & Entertainment: Tom Cruise is set to return for the Days of Thunder sequel, and Nintendo confirms Yoshi and the Mysterious Book began on the original Switch before shifting to Switch 2.
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