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Irene Rodríguez, a prominent lawyer and expert in international relations, discusses her views on art and social gatherings ahead of the ARCO art fair in Madrid.

Kassel's restaurant culture is criticized for lacking diversity and quality despite its reputation for hosting one of the world's largest art exhibitions.

South Korea's First Lady Kim Hye-kyung and Singapore's First Lady Jane Yumikon Itogi discussed cultural arts and mutual interests during a tea chat on their official visit to Singapore.

An article discussing the work and thoughts of German artist Katharina Greve, set in a metaphorical heating cellar.

Casa Mocha in Huacalera combines art, culture, and a unique culinary experience with a menu that blends Andean and Lebanese recipes.

The article discusses how art centers from New York to Bilbao are expanding to maintain relevance and attract more visitors, despite significant material and symbolic costs.

Argentina is set to be in the international spotlight next week in Madrid, showcasing its contemporary art at several prominent fairs and exhibitions.

The article discusses the critical reception of a painting by the Swedish artist Hanna Hirsch Pauli and highlights the contrasting opinions about her work between Paris and the Nordic countries.

The article discusses the criticism of artists and cultural figures who oppose Israel, suggesting that their stance does not automatically equate to antisemitism or a genuine concern for Palestine.

The article discusses a drawing by Allan Hmelnitski, showcasing his artistic contributions and connection to cultural events in Estonia.

The article discusses the implications of Dostoevsky's 'Crime and Punishment' for the Russian nation and contrasts their cultural pride with a lack of genuine understanding of its lessons.

The article discusses a tarot exhibition at the Accademia Carrara in Bergamo, emphasizing their history as tools for divination and creativity.

This article highlights seven recommended cultural and art events taking place in Buenos Aires from February 26 to March 4.

The Flamm arts festival is transforming Bodmin into a contemporary art destination this weekend, showcasing various artistic installations and engaging the community.

The 61st Venice Biennale, the first directed by an African woman, embraces themes of listening and slowness in its curatorial direction after the passing of Koyo Kouoh.

Cultural institutions in Lithuania are gearing up for spring with diverse music and art offerings to engage audiences.

A guide to the top nine must-see concerts, exhibitions, and premieres currently happening in Stockholm.

The cultural event series 'Kunsträume am Starnberger See' is dedicated to women and features a variety of readings, concerts, and exhibitions over the year, with a vibrant program showcasing their roles in creative spaces.

The exhibition 'Artist Family Jansson' at the Helsinki Art Museum offers a unique insight into the life of Tove Jansson and her artistic family.

The European Capital of Culture program in Liepaja will officially commence on January 22, 2027, with a series of opening events planned for January 23.

Finland's Art and Culture Agency allocated 650,000 euros in general grants to cultural magazines and online publications this year, a decrease from the previous year.

The Municipal Theatre of Piraeus is set to showcase 'The Garden of Earthly Delights,' a new creation by choreographer Spyros Kouvaras and the Greek-French contemporary dance company Synthesis 748 Dance Co., from April 16 to 21.

The article reflects on the author’s early encounters with the works of Belgian painter Pierre Alechinsky, influenced by Julio Cortázar's writings about him, and recounts a serendipitous discovery of Alechinsky's art in an antiquarian bookshop.

South Africa has canceled its participation in this year's Venice Biennale following a conflict involving Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie and artist Gabrielle Goliath, centered around Goliath's artwork referencing Gaza.

Ukrainian philosopher Vasyl Cherepanyn discusses the intersection of art and war, the premature reconstruction plans from prominent architects, and the need for a broader Eastern European context in German remembrance culture ahead of the upcoming Berlin Biennale.

An artistic video work titled "Ice, That Connects" was created in honor of Estonia's 108th anniversary, symbolizing ice as a unifying element in Estonian nature and culture.

The exhibit 'In City Wanders' explores the experiences of Latvian writers and artists in three major cities, encouraging visitors to engage with urban culture and history.

The creators of the exhibition 'In Street Meanderings' encourage visitors to explore the urban charm and atmosphere reminiscent of flâneurs and flâneuses in Riga, Berlin, and Paris.

The Croatian Ministry of Culture has allocated €5,500 to the LGBT association Domino for events related to queer art and activism in 2026, amid controversy surrounding the association's ties to the political party Možemo and investigations into financial misconduct.

The article explores Kochi, a captivating city in Kerala, India, known for its historical significance and vibrant art scene.

A discussion on contemporary art and recent acquisitions at the Latvian National Museum of Art features various artists and critics.

Ukrainian prima ballerina Olesia Šaitanova discusses her integration into Lithuanian culture and language while establishing a home in Vilnius.

Henrike Naumann, an emerging artist, has passed away just before her anticipated international breakthrough, marking a significant loss for the art world and those close to her.

This article explores a lesser-known aspect of Andy Warhol's life and work, highlighting his influence on contemporary art and culture.

In 2026, Argentine art is making a significant impact on the international circuit through various biennales, museums, galleries, and cultural centers around the world.

Artist Taavi Eelmaa discusses his perspectives on creativity and the cultural sector in an interview.

The Louvre's collaboration with Snapchat aims to enhance the museum's appeal through augmented reality, but questions remain about its effectiveness.

Mihkel Maripuu showcased his solo exhibition "Alterix" at the Daughter Gallery in Tallinn, exploring the dynamics between the technological and organic worlds.

The program "Culture Contribution" features artists Gints Gabrāns and Andris Breže discussing their new exhibitions at the Riga Contemporary Art Space.

Seaküla Simson discusses her numerous awards and decorations as a renowned sculptor and her experiences in preparing for a special event.

This week's events in Buenos Aires and Punta del Este include art exhibitions and performances, featuring notable curators and artists.

Feminist film theorist Laura Mulvey expresses her satisfaction that her concept of the 'male gaze' continues to influence art and culture today.

Palestinian calligrapher Mohamed Al-Husseini finds inspiration and tranquility for his art in the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

The article discusses the need for advocacy and education to challenge the notion that art is a luxury rather than a necessity for many people.

The article reflects on the works and philosophy of artist Park Mi-hwa as she explores themes of life, existence, and the relationship between humanity and the natural world through her clay sculptures and artistic process.

The article discusses the significance of insects in culture and their critical role in the ecosystem, highlighted by the recent premiere of a work titled 'Insecta' by Simon Toldam.

The National Theater of Greece dedicates its performances on February 18 to commemorate the late historian Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler for her significant contributions to history, art, and culture.

DEI launches an artistic creativity competition inviting creators to submit original works inspired by its history and cultural symbolism.

The article discusses the tension between art, politics, and public discourse exemplified by events at the Berlinale film festival and the Eurovision contest.

An exploration of the ten most spectacular gardens worldwide, showcasing their artistic, political, and imaginative significance.