Tunacan Tuna
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Tunacan Tuna is a culture writer and journalist exploring art history, museums, cultural heritage, cultural memory, and the ways people connect with places, objects, and stories.
Why Sacred Images Look Different in Every Culture
Sacred figures travel remarkably well. They cross borders, but they rarely remain visually unchanged. Jesus, the Virgin Mary, the Buddha, and...
Tunacan Tuna, 31 August 2026
From Surrealism to the Money Heist Mask: The Afterlife of Salvador Dalí’s Image
Millions of viewers around the world recognize the red jumpsuits and masks of the famous Netflix series Money Heist (La Casa de Papel). The image has...
Tunacan Tuna 25 June 2026
When Nothing Becomes Art: John Cage, Yves Klein, and the Power of Absence
In 1952, a pianist sat before a waiting audience and played not a single note. Six years later in Paris, visitors entered a gallery expecting art and...
Tunacan Tuna 25 May 2026
