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- The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam hosts an exhibition reinterpreting Greek and Roman myths through modern art.
- It features works by Caravaggio and Bernini alongside contemporary pieces that challenge gender and power narratives.
- Notable works include Nandipha Mntambo's Jupiter as a bull and Louise Bourgeois' spider statue representing Arachne.
- Curators acknowledge discomfort around the sexualization of women in myths but emphasize nuanced interpretations.
