Caravaggio, tariffs, and the dream of 1950s America
Reactionary thinking idealizes and falsifies a golden age of the United States, as portrayed by Bill Bryson in his memoirs
From blind man’s bluff to primates hiding behind coconuts, when it comes to animals the act of play is training for the unexpected
Self-limiting games serve an important evolutionary function, according to different studies on primates, deer, whales and rats
Adolf Hitler’s immeasurable legacy as a looter of works of art
Pieces stolen by the Nazi regime in occupied Europe star in three ambitious simultaneous exhibitions in Austria