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Six young artists held a unique collective exhibition titled 'New Round' at the Gallery Park Young in the Paju Publishing Complex.

World leaders and dignitaries, including U.S. officials, were captivated by artworks at the Brera Gallery in Milan during their visit coinciding with the Olympics.

The Africa Finance Corporation has renewed its partnership with Ecobank Nigeria and Soto Gallery for the upcoming +234 Art Fair, reflecting the growth of the Nigerian creative economy.

The article discusses the vibrant cultural ecosystem that emerges in Madrid during the ARCO art fair week, highlighting key networking spots for gallery owners, collectors, and artists.

The "Pilot" gallery showcases six finalists competing for the "BDO Young Artists Award," highlighting the themes of anxiety and coexistence in uncertain times.

An exhibition featuring young artists competing for the BDO Young Artist Award is taking place at Gallery 'Pilot' in Latvia, showcasing works that reflect contemporary feelings of anxiety and the search for empathy and coexistence.

The E-art salon in Tartu, Estonia, has relocated to a new site and held a grand opening attended by art enthusiasts.

The Newcastle Art Gallery celebrates the completion of a long-awaited $48 million expansion with a vibrant opening event featuring art, music, and community festivities.

The article discusses Tracey Emin's early experiences with art, particularly her first encounter with a Mark Rothko painting at the Tate Gallery in London, which profoundly impacted her.

The Newcastle Art Gallery has opened its expanded wing after two decades of delays and funding issues, making it the largest public art gallery in regional New South Wales.

Sejong University is hosting a solo exhibition by artist Ryoo Ji-sun at the Sejong Museum Gallery Hall 2, from February 25 to March 8, 2026, featuring over 60 paintings themed 'Looking Back', which explore the inner landscapes beyond visible forms.

Three new members of the Dachau Artists' Association present their works in a joint exhibition titled 'Drei' at the KVD Gallery.

Eight embroiderers completed the final stitches of a tapestry depicting 500 years of Estonian book history in a ceremony today at the Pallas Art School library.

The article discusses the innovative approach of the Gallery of Modern Art in Hradec Králové in redefining the concept of static exhibitions.

Artists Siim Raie and Reigo Kuivjõgi discuss optimism and trends in the Estonian art market during a conversation at the PoCo Pop Art Museum.

A new group exhibition at EKA Gallery explores the legacy of totalitarian regimes through artistic interventions in monumental paintings.

The National Gallery of Ancient Art hosts a new exhibition on Bernini and the Barberini, showcasing their historical artistic relationship.

The Exit Art showcase at the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory features 59 young artists, highlighting a trend towards traditional arts among digital natives.

Historian Lilia Schwarcz leads a series of debates at the Claraboia gallery in São Paulo, focusing on the intersection of art and history ahead of International Women's Day.

A new law against forgery in Greece seeks to address the extensive international network behind the production and distribution of counterfeit artworks.

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

Kaido Ole's exhibition at the Vaal Gallery showcases his personal art collection, rather than his own creations, presenting a diverse array of emotions and styles.

Bo Madestrand questions why Region Gotland has not accepted a valuable art museum, urging a wealthy individual to take over.

The article discusses the exhibition plans for 2026 at the National Gallery in Prague, highlighting its 230th anniversary celebrations and the return of the Biennale in Arts.

Students from art schools in Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia are showcasing their works in the 'Identity' exhibition at Pallas Gallery, alongside a family stories exhibition featuring works from Pallas photography students and alumni.

This morning, two snow sculptures created by students from the Pallas sculpture department were unveiled at the Annelinna library in Estonia.

The anniversary exhibit 'From Femme Fatale to Feminism' by metal artist Urve Küttner was opened at the Vernissage Gallery.

Czech painter Martin Salajka's exhibition 'Nebula' explores his profound connection to nature and the complexities of life and death, showcased at the Trafo Gallery in Prague.

The National Gallery in the UK is planning significant budget cuts due to an £8.2 million deficit, affecting exhibitions and staffing.

Kaido Ole has opened a reflective art exhibition in Rapla titled 'Selling a house in Rapla', which serves as a personal farewell to his childhood home.

A new exhibition titled 'The Call of the Sea: The Art Collection of the Estonian Maritime Museum' has opened, celebrating the work of various artists inspired by maritime themes.

A Danish art hall presents its first solo exhibition of renowned German contemporary artist Isa Genzken, providing a critical opportunity for art lovers.

The article discusses the long-standing exhibition of heart art in Artinbox Gallery.

Jiří Fajt has decided not to pursue the directorship of the National Gallery and will be presenting his exhibition 'Fragments of Memory' at the Castle.

The commentary addresses concerns about the perceived stagnation at the National Gallery of Denmark, highlighted by the limited number of special exhibitions.

The commentary expresses concern over the low number of exhibitions at the National Gallery of Denmark, suggesting stagnation in curatorial activity.

A new exhibition in Prague explores the interplay of images, media, and illusions in contemporary culture.

Kumu celebrated its 20th anniversary with a grand exhibition opening curated by Anders Härm titled 'Galatea Triumph. Art in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.'

The Louvre Museum has faced another flood, affecting a key gallery that houses significant artworks, including the Mona Lisa.

Artist Marita Liivak's new exhibition 'The Privilege of Introspection' opened in Pärnu, showcasing a collection of paintings that explore themes of adaptation and the search for a sense of security in both mental and physical spaces.

The exhibition 'Osculum. Basium. Suavium.' by artist Krista Vindberge Auzniece at the Chekhov Theatre Gallery will gradually transform over its four-month duration, exploring the theme of kissing in various forms.

A water leak in the Denon gallery of the Louvre Museum impacted a section housing valuable paintings, but the area of the Mona Lisa remains unaffected.

A library in Ostrava's Vítkovice features a decorative fence made of rolled sheet metal, which transforms the street into an artistic gallery.

Marita Liivak's exhibition, opened at the Pärnu house of artists, explores her adaptation process and search for security in a new environment during her time at the WIELS residency in Brussels.

Emma Haase, an American multidisciplinary artist, opened her exhibition "Stress" in Pärnu, Estonia, focusing on the artistic and scientific aspects of glass production.

Rait Lõhmus' solo exhibition "Decrystallization" opened at the Hop Gallery, exploring the changing value of glass objects.

Kumu Art Museum's latest exhibition examines changes in human experience due to technological advancements, specifically artificial intelligence.

The jubilee exhibition by metal artist Urve Küttner, titled "From Femme Fatale to Feminism," showcases her imaginative works, including significant installations and jewelry pieces.

Maria Izabella Lehtsaar's exhibition titled 'Rabbits Stroke Your Head' explores the experiences of marginalized individuals, particularly within queer communities, through the lens of trauma and violence.

On February 12, 1994, Edvard Munch's 'The Scream' was stolen from the National Gallery in Oslo during the Winter Olympics opening, highlighting significant security failures.