Impressionism’s legacy reconsidered in blockbuster exhibitions at AGSA and Geelong Gallery

When French art critic Louis Leroy cast his eyes on the works featured in the First Impressionist Exhibition in Paris in 1874, he couldn’t have been less impressed. The groundbreaking show featured paintings by the likes of Claude Monet, Camille Pissarro and Pierre-Auguste Renoir that had been rejected by official government-sanctioned art exhibition the Paris…

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FIFA WC 2026: Barcelona edges Atletico Madrid and Arsenal to claim most players in World Cup semifinals | Football News

Spanish giants Barcelona have secured bragging rights as the club with the most players remaining in the 2026 World Cup semifinals. (Photo/Agency) Spanish powerhouse Barcelona has officially edged out La Liga rivals Atlético Madrid and Premier League giants Arsenal to emerge as the club with the highest representation of players in the FIFA World Cup…

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Indian Seafarers: Middle East crisis: After fresh attacks, government orders real-time monitoring of ships with Indian crew | India News

File photo: Ships in Hormuz NEW DELHI: For tracking ships with Indian seafarers in conflict-hit West Asia, shipping minister Sarbananda Sonowal Tuesday directed maritime regulator DG Shipping to have a comprehensive vessel-by-vessel operational dashboard to account for every such ship, irrespective of their flags.The online dashboard — for tracking their movement in Persian Gulf, Strait…

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Wires or transformers, power hazards within an arm’s reach at 24 Ghaziabad schools | Noida News

An 11 kV pole near primary school Bhoorgarhi school gate, as wires pass over the campus Ghaziabad: At least 24 govt schools across Ghaziabad remain exposed to electrical safety hazards, with high-tension power lines running over classrooms, playgrounds and toilets, and transformers positioned close to entrances or boundary walls.A list prepared by the basic education…

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