Tampere acquires a 250,000 euro artwork for the new school – Here’s why
Tampere is set to acquire a mural worth 250,000 euros for the new Kaukajärvi school, prompting discussions about city budget priorities amid recent layoffs.
"We All Have a Fractured Life": The Actor Who Portrayed Perón and Today Plays a Poet with a Tragic End
Osmar Núñez discusses his performance centered on the life of Federico García Lorca, revealing personal insights into his family life as well.
Exploring the Female Form from the Paleolithic Era to Contemporary Art
The Museum of Cycladic Art presents a groundbreaking exhibition featuring Jeff Koons' 'Balloon Venus Lespugue', displaying the dialogue between Paleolithic and contemporary art.
Sgarbi also votes: the return of the critic in the polling station of San Severino Marche
Vittorio Sgarbi, the Italian art critic, makes his return to the public eye by voting at a polling station in San Severino Marche following a tumultuous year.
Mystery artist Banksy's exhibition opens in Turku
The exhibition 'The Mystery of Banksy – A Genius Mind' will be held in Turku, Finland, starting April 17, showcasing over 150 works by the enigmatic artist.
Between Linen, Taboo, and Criminal Proceedings: Kristians Brekte on the Boundaries of Art in Latvia
This article discusses an interview with artist Kristians Brekte about censorship and its implications in contemporary Latvian art.
The Mystery of Banksy's European Touring Exhibition Arrives in Finland - Over 150 Works on Display in Turku
The acclaimed exhibition showcasing over 150 works by street artist Banksy will open in Turku, Finland, in April 2024, after touring multiple European cities and attracting over two million visitors.
SP-Arte will celebrate milestones of the Nara Roesler and Fortes D'Aloia & Gabriel galleries
SP-Arte will commemorate significant anniversaries of key Brazilian art galleries amidst a global trend of closures.
Business Ticker: Musk: Tesla and SpaceX are building chip factories for in-house needs in Texas
Elon Musk announced that Tesla and SpaceX will be constructing two state-of-the-art chip factories in Austin, Texas, primarily for their own needs.
‘Arts Film Evangelist’ Critic Lim Jae-cheol Passes Away at Age 65
Lim Jae-cheol, a prominent film critic and representative of Emotion Books, who played a significant role in introducing unfamiliar art film directors to Korea, has passed away at the age of 65.
From Banksy to Robin Gunningham: the end of an era for the urban artist?
A recent Reuters report confirms the true identity of the elusive graffiti artist Banksy, raising questions about future implications for his work and market value.
El Roto: It's Not Bad
The cartoon by El Roto discusses the subjective nature of illustrations and drawings as elements of opinion from their authors' perspectives.
Alejandro González Iñárritu: "We see how Babylon is crumbling. Capitalism without democracy, something terrifying"
Mexican filmmaker Alejandro González Iñárritu discusses his virtual reality installation "Carne y arena" at an event in Bilbao, emphasizing the harsh realities of immigration and the terrifying aspects of capitalism without democracy.
Myeongji University Museum Selected for the 'Museum and Art Gallery Support Project'... Operating Porcelain Culture Inheritance Program
Myeongji University Museum has been selected for a regional linkage category in the 'Museum and Art Gallery Support Project' with funding aimed at preserving and modernizing Gyeonggi Province's porcelain culture.
In Kinshasa, the giant puppets leave their festival
The second edition of the International Performing Arts Festival "Série 7" in Kinshasa showcased various art forms, emphasizing environmental issues through performance art.
Lorca in family: "I was born a poet and artist like one is born lame, blind, or handsome. Leave my wings in place and I will fly well"
The article discusses the cultural significance of Federico García Lorca and recent efforts to preserve his legacy amidst misconceptions and simplifications of his life and works.
How a 15-year-old boy became a surprise Melbourne Cup winner
The article recounts the story of Ray Neville, a 15-year-old who unexpectedly won the Melbourne Cup in 1948, an event now commemorated by local art in his hometown.
The 'unknown X', the widow of Fasianos, and the email that 'snitched' on Tsagarakis
The investigation into renowned gallerist Georgios Tsagarakis escalates following an email detailing alleged forgeries in artworks linked to prominent Greek artists.
Reese Witherspoon in Argentina: Malba shared a photo of her visit to the museum where no one recognized her
On her 50th birthday, Reese Witherspoon visited the Malba museum in Buenos Aires, where she enjoyed art without being recognized by visitors.
George Tsagkarakis: How did he acquire the Gospel? – The family drama of the 'money maker'
George Tsagkarakis, a renowned art dealer in Greece, is facing serious legal charges including embezzlement and fraud, which he vehemently denies.
Shooty: The Deliverer
This article reports the availability of ten numbered prints of a graphic signed by Shooty.
Exhibition at the Afro Museum brings together paintings and African artworks about Exu
The 'Padê – sentinel at the door of memory' exhibition at the Afro Brasil Museum invokes the figure of Exu through a blend of traditional and contemporary art.
Shalom Mendieta continues her musical journey and prepares her first full-length album: 'Art is political'
Ecuadorian singer-songwriter Shalom Mendieta, at age 28, is crafting her musical identity with a blend of Latin American genres and introspective songwriting as she prepares to release her debut album.
On stage, she is a strict teacher and a nun with a whip. Burlesque performed even in a senior home
Zorya Blue, a burlesque performer, shares insights about the art form, emphasizing the importance of energy and charisma over elaborate costumes.
The Trade Agreement
The article discusses the implications of the Reciprocal Trade Agreement with the U.S. (ART) in the context of Donald Trump's tariff policies.
A Word on the War with Culture
The article discusses the manipulation of cultural language by politicians in Slovakia, highlighting the role of artists and writers in shaping the true meaning of concepts like nation and homeland.
AL: Strange fish thief struck in Tampere
A large fish statue has been stolen in Tampere, Finland, causing surprise among locals.
Four people wish to lead the Estonian Art Museum
Four candidates have applied to lead the Estonian Art Museum, with a decision expected by April.
50 years after the coup: the effervescence of culture before the silence arrived
The article reflects on the vibrant Argentine cultural scene just before the military coup that silenced dissent 50 years ago.
The incredible story of the Picasso painting that no one can see because it is hidden in Iran
A priceless Picasso painting, 'The Painter and His Model', is at risk of being permanently unseen due to the ongoing war in Iran, as it is stored in a Tehran basement.
Artist Johans Valters. A Story About Landscape on World Water Day
The article highlights a project encouraging creative expression on World Water Day, featuring the work of artist Johans Valters and promoting community participation.
Catch and Don't Let Go: The Greatest Art and Business of Instagram
The article discusses the challenges and intricacies behind successfully engaging with Instagram as both an art form and a business.
Banksy's hidden life from 'millions to name change and famous sidekick'
A new report claims to reveal the true identity of the elusive street artist Banksy as Robin Gunningham, now going by David Jones, after a year-long investigation by Reuters.
"The word creates art" in the historic space of the Greek-French Association
A group art exhibition titled "The word creates art" will be held at the Greek-French Association in central Athens from March 23 to April 4, 2026.
How the Authorities Traced Tsangarakis: The Phone Call that 'Burned' Him - What His Lawyer Says about the Gospel
A major art forgery and antiquities smuggling operation has been uncovered in Greece, leading to the arrest of well-known gallery owner George Tsangarakis.
Åsa Beckman: Stellan Skarsgård's Cultural Man Must Realize That the Glamour Days Are Over
This article discusses Stellan Skarsgård receiving the DN Culture Prize and his reflections on cultural figures and the changing landscape of art.
Special Exhibition of Picasso's Ceramics in Gyeongnam 'Big Popularity'
The special exhibition featuring Pablo Picasso's ceramic works at the Gyeongnam Provincial Museum of Art has attracted significant local interest and attendance.
Three Stories for Your Daughters Before the Francoist Garrote Vil
A crowdfunding campaign is raising funds to publish stories written and illustrated by the republican painter Lorenzo Aguirre as a farewell to his family before being executed in 1942.
Even old documents can be misleading
The article discusses the appropriate methodology for assessing historical attributions, particularly concerning a bust attributed to Michelangelo.
TODAY IN HISTORY ⟩ Famous ENSV art ensembles were established in Jaroslavl
In 1942, during World War II, the Estonian SSR State Art Ensembles were formed in Jaroslavl to serve the Soviet military and support units.
A Certain Kind of Experience
In their new book "What Does Art Do," musician Brian Eno and writer Bette A. encourage readers to find refuge in novels, music, and films while contemplating the future from idealized perspectives.
The Sculptor's House: the magical village where Roberto Rosas created and lived
The article explores the life and creative legacy of Roberto Rosas, a sculptor who transformed his home into a unique space for art in Argentina.
Will the Art Market Emerge from the Recession? Domestic and International Art Fairs Gaining Momentum
The Korean art scene is experiencing an unusual surge in activity this spring due to several major exhibitions, leading into a series of anticipated art fairs.
Egbaliganza to bring over 50 countries to Abeokuta
Egbaliganza 2026 is set to bring together over 50 nations in Abeokuta, Nigeria, celebrating cultural heritage and showcasing the Egba people’s art and fashion.
What we know about the death of Nicholas Brendon, 'Xander Harris' from 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer', at 54 years old
American actor Nicholas Brendon, known for his role as Xander Harris in 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer', passed away at 54, with his family confirming he died of natural causes.
Adrián Villar Rojas and the End of Imagination: 'They Hacked Our Reality. No One Can Say What the World Will Be Like in Five Years'
World-renowned artist Adrián Villar Rojas discusses the challenges of imagination and reality during an interview for the book launch of 'Momentum', which focuses on art and ecology from a Latin American perspective.
New York: the mysterious school in Queens that received $2 million from Donald Trump
The Grand Central Atelier, an art school in Queens, New York, received a $2 million grant from the Trump administration's National Endowment for the Humanities.
Case of a famous gallerist: 321 fake artworks, ancient icons, a Gospel, and a weapon – What was seized by the Greek Police
The Greek Police have arrested a well-known gallerist and an employee for allegedly possessing and selling counterfeit artworks and ancient artifacts.
Juca de Oliveira gave a social dimension to the art of portraying what is human
Juca de Oliveira played a significant role in Brazilian television during a time of censorship, embodying social themes through his characters.
Power as vocation, politics as art: Cirino Pomicino, 'viceroy' of the First Republic
Cirino Pomicino, a prominent political figure of Italy's First Republic, passed away at 86, having played a vital role in the Christian Democratic Party for decades.