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.
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.
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.
World Poetry Day is celebrated in museums, bars, cultural centers, and pulperÃas
World Poetry Day is celebrated across various venues in Argentina, aiming to promote linguistic diversity and the art of poetry.
Due to the Iran War: Art Dubai Postponed
The Art Dubai fair has been postponed due to the ongoing conflict involving Iran, impacting the regional art market and signaling uncertainty.
God is a Pickle. A Czech Woman Published a Book on Pickling in 150 Countries of the World
A Czech author has released a book exploring the art of pickling, featuring recipes and traditions from 150 different countries.
Film List Week 12: Swedish 'Mecenaten' Examines the Art World
The article discusses the film 'Mecenaten' and its examination of the art world alongside other notable films currently in theaters.
The world is not ready to oppose either Russia or the Venice Biennale. A conversation with art theorist Kaspars Vanags
The article discusses the controversy surrounding Russia's participation in the Venice Biennale amidst the Ukraine war, featuring insights from art theorist Kaspars Vanags.
Has the Venice Biennale ever been free from political contexts? Explains art theorist Kaspars Vanags
The Venice Biennale is facing scrutiny over the inclusion of Russia's national pavilion amidst ongoing political tensions due to the Ukraine war.
Kaido Ole: by making art I show the world what is inside me
Artist Kaido Ole discusses his latest exhibition in Rapla and the personal significance of his work.
Banksy Revealed Once Again
The identity of the elusive street artist Banksy, revealed to be Robin Gunningham, has stirred renewed interest following a recent report by Reuters.
Nobel Prize-winning author Han Kang to showcase installation work at the Korean hall of the Venice Biennale
Author Han Kang, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2024, will present her installation work at the Korean pavilion during the 61st International Venice Biennale from May to November.
March 19 Anniversaries: What Happened on This Day?
On March 19, various historical events are commemorated, including World Crafts Day, which celebrates the art of craftsmanship.
The Mysterious Swarm of Bell Ringers: The Strange Symphony of an Estonian Artist in Zurich
The article discusses an exhibition of kinetic sculptures by Estonian artist Kaarel Kurismaa in Zurich, showcasing an interplay of beauty and chaos in art.
RosalÃa, don't apologize: admire Picasso in a world that infantilizes everything
The article discusses the societal pressure on artists like RosalÃa to distance themselves from controversial figures such as Picasso, highlighting a broader issue of moralizing in contemporary culture.
The puppets conquering the world find themselves with an empty and flat head
The marionettes at Teatro Gerolamo in Milan remind audiences that puppetry is not merely entertainment but a profound art form as they come to life in a new performance.
Biennale, Savchenkov: "The Foundation is ambiguous, if it hosts Moscow, it normalizes missiles on Kiev"
Kirill Savchenkov, a Russian artist now living in Paris, criticizes the Biennale for its ambiguous stance towards Russia amidst the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.
The largest cruise ship in the world is a floating city powered by natural gas, with 20 decks, seven pools, a water park, a casino, and technology that redefines luxury at sea
The Icon of the Seas by Royal Caribbean is heralded as the largest cruise ship in the world, combining state-of-the-art technology with luxury amenities.
Unexpected decision by Lion Ceccah before 'Eurovision': Lithuania will experience this for the first time
Lion Ceccah, representing Lithuania at Eurovision 2023 with the song 'Sólo Quiero Más', introduces a groundbreaking stage sculpture designed to collapse dramatically during his performance.
THE LYNX COMMENTS ⟩ Art is cool, but money is even cooler
Latvia criticizes its own participation in the Venice Biennale alongside Russia, arguing that moral stances on art are undermined by financial motivations.
'Trail went cold': The hunt for masterpieces stolen in the Gardner Museum heist
The investigation into masterpieces stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum 36 years ago remains unresolved, with millions of dollars worth of art still missing.
Another 'Salvator Mundi' Attributed to the Workshop of Da Vinci Steals the Spotlight at a Renowned European Fair
A new version of 'Salvator Mundi' attributed to Da Vinci's workshop has attracted attention at TEFAF Maastricht, a leading European art fair.
Banksy's Identity Revealed: What Does the Revelation Mean for the Art World?
The revelation of Banksy's identity raises questions about the implications for the art world, particularly regarding the value of anonymity in art.
Greece's 'Escape Room': What the National Pavilion Reveals at the 61st Venice Biennale
The Greek representation at the 61st Venice Biennale, titled 'Escape Room', merges political and social narratives within an immersive art experience.
Protests Against War in Iran and Gaza: Artists and Curators Want to Exclude Israel from the Art Biennale
Artists and curators are calling for Israel's exclusion from the Venice Biennale amid ongoing protests over the wars in Iran and Gaza.
Banksy's real life from 'true identity to very famous painting partner'
An investigation has revealed Banksy's true identity as Robin Gunningham, who reportedly worked alongside a notable partner in creating his iconic murals.
Maria Faust: good art is political, but political art is dangerous
Composer and saxophonist Maria Faust discusses her mission to explain world events through her music, which often critiques societal issues.
A police report from 26 years ago could reveal the mystery of Banksy: is this his real name?
A recent investigation may have uncovered Banksy's true identity, linking him to a mural found in Horenka, Ukraine, amid the war's devastation.
Russian comeback in Venice sparks massive anger and bewilderment
Russia's participation in the Venice Biennale, following a ban on its artists due to the Ukraine invasion, has provoked widespread outrage.
Russian comeback at major festival triggers outcry
Russia is set to re-enter the Venice Biennale after being excluded since its invasion of Ukraine, amid a backdrop of criticism associated with the event.
Chico Amaral participates in an exhibition in Barcelona
Visual artist Chico Amaral is showcasing his work at the 'O Assalto da Ilusão' exhibition in Barcelona, alongside other notable artists.
A journalistic investigation claims to have identified Banksy
A new investigation by journalists claims to have identified the elusive artist Banksy as Robin Gunningham after thorough analysis of legal documents and public records.
Nicola Costantino: the thin line between the perfect and the uncomfortable
Nicola Costantino discusses her new art works that explore the relationship between nature and human existence in the post-pandemic world.
A Delacroix on the Greek War of Independence is lent by France to Athens
France has lent a painting by Eugène Delacroix depicting the fall of Missolonghi to Greece for an exhibition at the archaeological museum of Missolonghi.
FINALLY AT LAST: Banksy's face and name are known after decades of hide-and-seek
A Reuters investigative team claims to have identified the true identity of the world's most famous anonymous street artist, Banksy, after decades of speculation.
Helena Lindblad: Are This Year's Oscar Winners Endangered as Trump's Friends Take Over the Film World?
The article discusses the impact of political influences on the film industry following the recent Oscar ceremony, focusing on the success of the film "One Battle After Another" and the potential threat posed by pro-Trump figures.
Malta Biennale 2026: Modernity and Great Tradition. Polish-Ghanaian Success
The Malta Biennale 2026 aims to be a competitive international art event alongside the Venice Biennale, featuring works from over 130 artists across 39 countries.
The mysterious artist Banksy was world-famous but anonymous. That may be coming to an end.
Reports suggest that the identity of the world-renowned street artist Banksy may have been revealed, raising questions about his previously maintained anonymity.
OmenaArt Foundation Pavilion wins best at Malta Biennale. Gala against the backdrop of Caravaggio
The OmenaArt Foundation Pavilion won the Best Pavilion award at the Malta Biennale 2026 for its thematic exhibition "Redefining. Polish-Ghanaian Textile Narratives."
Reuters claims to know who Banksy is
Reuters has allegedly revealed the identity of the street artist Banksy, claiming he is a man from Bristol originally named Robin Gunningham, who changed his name to David Jones.
Banksy: a journalistic investigation claims to have revealed the identity of the enigmatic street artist
A new investigation claims to have identified the elusive street artist Banksy as Robin Gunningham, linking him directly to various works.
He is Banksy
Reuters reveals the identity of the elusive street artist Banksy as Robin Gunningham, based on official documents and interviews with close associates.
Banksy’s identity uncovered – Reuters
Reuters has reported that the true identity of the street artist Banksy is David Jones, as revealed by their investigation.
Palestinian actor not allowed to attend the Oscars
A Palestinian actor has been barred from attending the Oscars, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.
After the Collapse: Superflux Imagines a World After the Anthropocene
Superflux combines art and climate activism to envision a future beyond capitalism's collapse, with a new exhibition in Vienna.
"King of the World" on the Titanic: Mysterious Artists Provoking Trump with a New Statue of Epstein
A new satirical statue depicting Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein has been installed on the National Mall, highlighting their controversial relationship in a parody of a famous Titanic scene.
Biennale in Venice: Russia's Readmission is a Scandal
The decision to allow Russia to participate again in the Venice Biennale has sparked protests from Ukraine and the EU, which critics argue is a scandalous act amidst ongoing conflict.
Art around Lake Tegernsee: Against the Ugliness of the World
The article explores the historical and cultural significance of art around Lake Tegernsee, highlighting its role as a refuge from daily life's ugliness.
At the most famous antique fair, Spanish is spoken
The Maastricht Art Fair features a record representation of Spanish-speaking galleries and highlights the works of women artists and designers.