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Like every year for the better part of a decade‚ late February finds me in Barcelona‚ Spain‚ where the Mobile World Congress takes place. Until a few years ago‚ MWC was also the home of Samsung's latest Galaxy S flagship phone. Samsung would unveil the newest Galaxy S models while simultaneously mounting a massive marketing campaign. The entire town would be covered with Galaxy S posters teasing or showing off the new Galaxy S model in the days ahead of the Sunday event. Few others were able to mount similarly enormous campaigns. Huawei was one of the few phone makers that actually fought Samsung head-on. Now‚ at MWC 2024‚ Samsung has once again taken over Barcelona as if it's about to unveil the Galaxy S24 series. And nobody is really trying to outshine the Korean phone maker. That's especially surprising considering the Galaxy S24 phones went on sale more than a month ago‚ with Samsung reportedly making a killing in sales. The Galaxy S24 sold better than expected‚ including in Europe. And it looks like Samsung doesn't want the phones coming out of MWC 2024 to outshine the Galaxy S24 and its Galaxy AI. Continue reading... The post Samsung’s Galaxy S24 has taken over Barcelona for MWC 2024 appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals This $16 clip-on lens kit fits the iPhone or any Android phone‚ and it’s awesome Amazon deal offers a 7-inch Android tablet for under $43 Save 61% on a 6-port USB rapid charger on Amazon Save 75% on a Canon black and white multifunction laser printer on Amazon

The V&;A museum has launched a campaign to raise the £2 million it needs to acquire the rare 12th century walrus ivory carving that will otherwise leave the UK and enter the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Deposition from the Cross is a depiction of Joseph of Arimathea taking the body of Christ down from the cross. The meticulous detail — the finely striated hair and beards‚ the soft draping of the robes — make it one of the greatest surviving examples of English Romanesque ivory carving. Thought to have been crafted in York‚ North Yorkshire‚ in around 1190‚ it was originally part of a larger altarpiece with multiple scenes from the Passion of the Christ. Today only this fragment and a much smaller fragment of Judas eating the bread dipped in wine Jesus passed to him marking him as the betrayer‚ are known to survive from this altarpiece. The V&;A already owns the Judas fragment. The Met bought the carving in a private sale last year but its application for an export license was deferred on the grounds that its exceptionally fine carving and rarity make it a work of national importance. The UK Arts Minister placed a temporary export bar on the Deposition to give a local museum the opportunity to raise the purchase price and keep the carving in the country. From Tristram Hunt‚ Director of the V&;A: “The Deposition from the Cross ivory is one of the most beautiful‚ entrancing and historically important items to have been on display at the V&;A. It tells the story of humanism long before the Renaissance‚ and speaks to an elemental part of English culture. It is vital that we return it to display‚ for free‚ for everyone‚ forever.” Why does this object belong at the V&;A? The Reviewing Committee on the Export of Works of Art and Objects of Cultural Interest have stated that the Deposition from the Cross is ‘one of the most culturally and aesthetically significant objects’ they have ever considered‚ and that this important work is of eminent importance for providing vital insights into a period of English history‚ from which very few objects have survived. The successful acquisition of the Deposition from the Cross by the V&;A would allow for the sculpture to be re-united with the only known surviving piece of the same ensemble‚ a fragmentary ivory carving of Judas at the Last Supper‚ discovered in Wakefield during the 18th-century‚ which is currently in the V&;A Collection. The two pieces were on display together at the V&;A from 1982 until 2022. The Deposition was on long-term loan‚ and was only removed from the museum when the owner decided to sell it. The V&;A has set up a donation button at the bottom of the page here. You check out with a credit card or PayPal just like buying something from the museum’s online store.

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