Nazis, horses, and Aphrodite. The count who lived in Argentina, was a protagonist of international jet set, and had the most expensive marble statue
The article discusses Federico Augusto Zichy Thyssen, a European aristocrat who lived in Argentina and is noted for his connections to the international jet set and a significant historical background involving the financing of Hitler's rise to power.
The power of buttocks: how the anatomy of the butt made us human
The article explores the evolutionary significance and aesthetic appreciation of human buttocks.
What the Stoic Phrase by Seneca Means: "The first art that those who aspire to power must learn is to be able to endure hate"
The article discusses Seneca's stoic perspective on the emotional costs of power, emphasizing that criticism and hatred are inevitable for leaders.
Juliette Binoche: "The important thing is that movies change people's hearts and lives; artists are not here to give opinions"
Juliette Binoche discusses her artistic approach and her recent film appearances at the Berlinale, emphasizing the transformative power of cinema.
The Philharmonic in Collusion with an Evil Regime
The article explores how the Berlin Philharmonic became a significant tool of Nazi propaganda between 1933 and 1945.
‘The Art of Sarah’, the Korean miniseries on Netflix that impacts with a story of lies, ambition, and power
The South Korean miniseries ‘The Art of Sarah’ on Netflix has quickly garnered attention for its intense drama and thrilling narrative.
The Power of Art
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.
Art has the power to improve life
Ernesto Fürstenberg Fassio, President of Banca Ifis, discusses the importance of art in enhancing life and well-being through various cultural initiatives in Milan.
Against Abuse of Power and Misogyny: Visual Shouts from Women at the Macba
An exhibition at the Macba in Buenos Aires features the work of female artists depicting resistance against power abuse and misogyny.
The Paradoxical Power of Artist Lee Bul, Envying ‘the Will to be Vulnerable’
The article discusses the provocative and boundary-pushing performances of South Korean artist Lee Bul, who challenges societal norms and engages with the themes of femininity, vulnerability, and decay in her work.
Empire of Sleep
The article discusses the duality of dreams, highlighting their power over human experience and referencing various symbolic representations of sleep and nightmares.
Bluish, gray and black tones: the technical solution of the painter Adrián Socorro for power outages in Cuba
Mexican painter Adrián Socorro discusses how power outages in Cuba influenced his creative palette, resulting in a new artistic direction.
‘Movies can change the world but not in a political way’ says Wim Wenders
Wim Wenders emphasizes the transformative power of cinema to foster empathy and bridge divides rather than impact political change as he presides over the Berlinale film festival.
Takuma Nakahira: theory, politics, and experience of photography
A publication brings together a selection of essays by the crucial figure of Japanese photography, Takuma Nakahira, discussing his craft through themes such as power, language, and the act of seeing.
The Dark Secrets of Anatomical Art: The Truth Behind Rembrandt's 'Anatomy Lesson'
An exhibition titled 'Beneath the Sheets: Anatomy, Art and Power' exposes the intertwining of anatomical illustration, history, and societal power dynamics.
Louisiana Exhibition is Supported by a Billionaire Who Voted for Trump
The Louisiana exhibition features artwork valued in the billions and is backed by a billionaire Trump supporter, prompting discussions on the intersection of wealth, power, and art.
David Uclés: "The same people who supported me at first have later tripped me up for selling too much"
David Uclés discusses the challenges posed by mass tourism, gentrification, and fascism in Barcelona, while advocating for the transformative power of art and literature.
The Fate of the Artist: Basquiat's Millions, Van Gogh's Ear, and Your Opportunity in Tartu
The article explores the themes of art and the transformative power of the past, examining how we navigate what is possible as we move away from the present moment.
Jelgava Invites to the 27th International Ice Sculpture Festival: The Artists' Works - "The Power of Illusion"
The festival will take place over two days, showcasing renowned sculptors' takes on the theme 'The Power of Illusion' and featuring various entertainment activities.
URMO RAUS ⟩ Contemporary Art Has Adapted to Serve Power
Artist Urmo Raus discusses how money serves as a tool of power in state cultural policy and the silence or resistance of cultural advocates regarding this influence.
Mari Chordà, artist: “Feminists have forgotten how much fun they can have together”
At 84, artist Mari Chordà emphasizes the liberating power of enjoyment and community among feminists while reflecting on her artistic legacy.
In Bed with Álvaro Pombo: "Except for dying, 86 is a good age"
The article discusses an interview with writer Álvaro Pombo, reflecting on age, mortality, and the enduring power of art against tyranny.
The world must calm down, music can help with that, says singer Zaz
French artist Zaz, known for her hit 'Je veux' and unique blend of chanson, jazz, pop, and world music, is returning to Slovakia for a concert, emphasizing the calming power of music in her recent interview.
David Uclés wins the Nadal with a fantastic novel about Barcelona, Carmen Laforet, and the power of art
David Uclés has won the Nadal Prize for his novel that intertwines magical realism with historical figures and events linked to Barcelona.
Daniel Sánchez Arévalo advocates for the unifying power of music and folklore in 'Rondallas'
Daniel Sánchez Arévalo discusses the importance of music and folklore in bringing people together through his project 'Rondallas'.
Long live the rocks of Piazza Maggiore
The article reflects on the unexpected and imposing beauty of an art installation made of rocks in Bologna's Piazza Maggiore, designed to contrast with the plaza's immaculate geometry, conveying nature's chaotic power.