Regina Sienra is a Spanish contributing writer for My Modern Met, a popular online art and culture magazine. With a diverse range of interests, Regina covers a wide variety of topics including art, music, photography, human interest stories, and social issues. Her articles aim to inspire and entertain readers, highlighting the creativity and resilience of individuals and communities around the world.
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By: Regina Sienra
Would you watch this version of The Simpsons?
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“I’m honored that you’d write, but I’m afraid I don’t sign autographs.”
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This is such an adorable breakfast! But it might be too cute to eat!
In music, harmony refers to combining different sounds together in order to create something new and beautiful. Artist John Bramblitt draws from this poignant concept for one of his latest pieces—a mural he painted in downtown Garland, Texas. On top of sending an uplifting message about a thriving community, this piece of street art is also a testament to Bramblitt's artistry and persistence, as he is blind.
There are many laws we must all abide by on a daily basis. However, there is sometimes little word on how to follow these rules, and this can open the door to creative possibilities—or even a little fun. Just take a look at what a man named Etienne Constable did to troll the officials who told him he needed to cover his boat from public view. Like a good citizen, he complied by setting up a fence. But the cleverly cheeky man also hired an artist to paint a realistic version of his boat on the fence, creating the illusion that it's still out there in plain sight.
By: Regina Sienra
Wow! This is a truly one-of-a-kind instrument.
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Celestial bodies have long inspired both creatives and scientists.
Ever since NASA released the first image of a black hole in 2019, we've learned more and more about these enigmatic celestial formations. Still, there are many mysteries around them, as their unique physics make them hard to grasp. For example, how would it look to fly into a black hole? While it's hard to know for sure, NASA has made an effort to offer an answer. The agency's Goddard Space Flight Center released a pair of immersive visualizations based on the data available at the moment.
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