The Tony Pitony case, the politically incorrect that becomes an ironic song
Tony Pitony, a social media phenomenon, made a notable appearance at the Sanremo Music Festival, sparking curiosity and debate about his persona and artistic style.
From the Future of Art to the Art of the Future
The 45th edition of Arco, taking place in Madrid from March 4 to 8, focuses on artistic creation in the year 2045, with artists and experts envisioning a more diverse and stable sector.
In the (long) night of covers, a lesbian kiss stands out among the duets
The Sanremo Festival featured an emotional night of cover performances, highlighted by an unexpected duet between Gianni Morandi and his son Pietro, showcasing personal and artistic connections.
Review. The Latin American Avant-Gardes, by Jorge Schwartz
The article presents a review of Jorge Schwartz's anthology on Latin American avant-gardes, highlighting key texts and their impact on the literary and artistic movements of the 1920s.
The Empire Theater: the centenary jewel that was a radio auditorium, art cinema, and temple of nudity
The Empire Theater in Argentina is a historic venue that has served various artistic functions over the decades, adapting to cultural shifts.
Exhibition on sound art has room to listen to vinyl and see works by Cildo Meireles
The Paço das Artes museum in São Paulo opens the "Listen Here!" exhibition, focusing on sound as a form of artistic experience.
There were profits in several ways in that family
The article discusses the artistic success of Swedish painter Hanna Hirsch Pauli in Paris during the late 19th century and contrasting perspectives about her acclaim.
Jorge Manilla, a rebellious jeweler
Mexican jeweler Jorge Manilla visits Córdoba, Argentina, for a series of workshops and lectures on jewelry making and artistic expression.
Chilly Gonzales on Mozart, Wagner, and Neoclassicism: "Then the Gods of Music Will Be Angry"
Chilly Gonzales, a Canadian musician known for blending genres, reflects on classical music giants and neoclassicism while presenting his unique artistic identity.
The Alexandri Sisters Return to Greece and Will Compete with the National Colors
The Alexandri sisters, former competitors for Austria, will now represent Greece in artistic swimming after 14 years.
"Original from Vienna", Episode 28: Artist with a Beautiful Soul
This article reflects on the life and legacy of Elfriede Ott, a notable Austrian actress celebrated for her strong character and artistic contributions.
Ieva Putniņa, winner of the Vijas Celmiņas award, knows how to paint fragrance, wind, current, and light
Ieva Putniņa discusses her artistic journey and influences in a recent interview, highlighting her love for nature and the environment.
ROOT ⟩ Allan Hmelnitski's drawing
The article discusses a drawing by Allan Hmelnitski, showcasing his artistic contributions and connection to cultural events in Estonia.
Salzburg Festival: Rightness is never wise
The Salzburg Festival's board has given artistic director Markus Hinterhäuser an ultimatum regarding his future with the festival amid growing tensions.
Review of 'The Romantic' by Bruno Mars: A Tastefully Cooked Rehash
The article reviews Bruno Mars' album 'The Romantic', criticizing its brief duration and lack of artistic depth.
Tamás Vásáry, the Hungarian Prodigy
Hungarian pianist Tamás Vásáry, known for his remarkable contributions to music, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy marked by both artistic brilliance and personal tragedies.
Ariel Tarico: how he got Campanella to debut as an "actor", the fears that haunt him, and his relationship with power
Ariel Tarico stars in his new comedy show 'Llegamos tarde' at Teatro Politeama, exploring his artistic journey and partnerships.
An Artistic Upgrade of the Sitting Dance – Finding the Feeling of Eternity in the Moment
Alma Söderberg's piece "Infinétude" uses captivating music created through snaps, humming, and whistling, combining strong emotions from flamenco with a desire to let go of control.
Should an opera soloist also be an actor? A conversation with the creative team of the performance 'The Farmer's Honor'
This article discusses the artistic collaboration behind the performance 'The Farmer's Honor' at the Latvian National Opera, emphasizing the importance of acting skills for opera singers.
The impoverished tanks near Kyiv, and fleeing families. This is one of the most powerful artistic works about the war in Ukraine
The article reviews the album 'Perseverantia', released on the anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, highlighting its emotional range and significance as a musical response to the war.
Don't miss: The tragicomic film A Minor Accident and the fascinating Transformations by the duo SKUTR
The article highlights several artistic productions including a poetic adventure film featuring Tereza Ramba, an acclaimed drama set in the Middle East, and innovative theater performances by the SKUTR duo, along with an art exhibition by a notable Czech painter now in France.
Review: 'Värn' by Johan Skoog
The article reviews a new artistic installation and film project, 'Värn', by John Skoog that reflects on themes of resistance and community during turbulent times, set against the backdrop of historical conflicts in Sweden.
The Berlinale convulses amid accusations of politicization with the director's position in jeopardy
The Berlinale festival faces controversy and potential leadership changes due to claims of politicization and the director's handling of artistic freedom.
Conservative theatre-making will kill the UK industry, says National’s director
Indhu Rubasingham, the artistic director of the National Theatre, warns that conservative approaches in theatre are detrimental to its future and calls for a commitment to new writing and creative risk.
Claudio Santoro Liceum continues auditions for free courses in Manaus; learn how to participate
Claudio Santoro Liceum is currently holding auditions for various free artistic courses in Manaus that will take place until this Friday.
Flamm arts festival aims to spark interest in unsung Cornish town of Bodmin
The Flamm arts festival is transforming Bodmin into a contemporary art destination this weekend, showcasing various artistic installations and engaging the community.
Helfštýn Castle Opens Its Gates: This Year it Attracts Visitors with Artistic Blacksmithing and a Light Festival
Helfštýn Castle is set to open its gates this year, focusing on artistic blacksmithing and a light festival to draw visitors.
Justinas Mejeris-Ustin dreams of embodying a woman: 'It would be the biggest challenge'
Justinas Mejeris-Ustin expresses his passion for singing and acting, discussing his challenges and aspirations in exploring different roles and vocal techniques.
Juana Repetto made a drawing with her placenta's blood: 'I need to frame it for my office'
Juana Repetto shares her unique artistic approach to her placenta after giving birth, showcasing a blend of motherhood and creativity on social media.
Casa Vessicchio is Born in Sanremo. Niccolò Petitto: "This is how we carry on his legacy"
Casa Vessicchio, a new artistic hub, has been inaugurated in Sanremo to honor the legacy of the late maestro Peppe Vessicchio during the 76th Festival di Sanremo.
Overcoming trauma thread by thread: Cambria Harris’ healing journey after loss
Cambria Harris uses her artistic talents in sewing and painting to express her healing journey and address personal and cultural issues surrounding trauma and loss.
Is the Berlin Film Festival's leadership in trouble over anti-Israel speech?
The leadership of the Berlin Film Festival faces scrutiny following a controversial anti-Israel speech made by a film director during the festival's closing ceremony.
Appeals from Directors: Filmmakers Stand Behind Tricia Tuttle
Tricia Tuttle, head of the Berlinale, faces potential resignation as over 700 filmmakers publicly express their support for her.
Art Installation Can Be Admired in One of Finland's Largest Wind Farms in Kalajoki
A new art installation has been unveiled in the Kalajoki Mutkalampi wind farm, showcasing local artistic talent and emphasizing the wind farm's energy production.
Šarić: The City of Zagreb has banned my artistic work, how will I now perform my performance?
The artist Šarić faces rejection from the City of Zagreb for his performance funding application, raising concerns about artistic freedom and support in the cultural sector.
Invitation Laura on tour. Am I the artistic director? For now, just a dream
Achille Lauro reflects on his experiences at the Sanremo Music Festival and his aspirations within the music industry.
Konrad Imiela for 'Rzeczpospolita': The Last Night of the President of Warsaw
Konrad Imiela discusses his artistic project centered around the legendary Warsaw hero Stefan Starzyński, emphasizing a personal perspective rather than a political or architectural one.
The last phrase spoken by Nero in his life: 'Qualis artifex pereo'
Nero's last words, "Qualis artifex pereo," reflect his artistic ego and tragic downfall as he fled from Rome amidst political turmoil.
Imperatriz renews contract with carnival designer Leandro Vieira until 2027
The Imperatriz Leopoldinense samba school has confirmed the renewal of Leandro Vieira's contract as artistic director until 2027, ending speculation about his departure.
Who is Cinzia Francischiello, the Venezuelan from Gran Hermano Generación Dorada engaged to a renowned soccer player
Cinzia Francischiello, a 31-year-old Venezuelan, is a new participant on Gran Hermano Generación Dorada in Argentina, known for her beauty and dreams of success in the artistic world.
Series 'In the Studio': One Would Most Like to Move into His Art
The article explores the artistic workspace of Austrian media artist Peter Kogler, highlighting his ability to transform mundane spaces into visually captivating art.
Achille Lauro, the return to Ariston between scandals and rebirths: his four (plus one) Sanremo lives
Achille Lauro returns to the Sanremo Festival stage, captivating the audience with his unpredictable performances that blend scandal and artistic expression.
Expert: Attempting to Exclude Political Themes from Art Borderlines Censorship
An expert discusses the implications of excluding political themes from artistic expression, responding to concerns over potential political propaganda in a recent theater production.
Charity Evening of the Munich Chess Foundation: With Concentration and Art for Children
The Munich Chess Foundation hosted a charity evening featuring a mix of chess, entertainment, and artistic performances to support children.
Welo, here is the rapper who sings the new theme song for Sanremo
Welo, a 26-year-old rapper from Lecce, has been chosen to perform the official jingle for the 2026 Sanremo Festival after impressing the artistic director, Carlo Conti, during the previous edition.
Even with the brush, Kim Soo-cheol, born to be a singer
Kim Soo-cheol, a renowned musician, showcases his hidden artistic creations in an exhibition that combines vibrant visuals and musical inspiration.
He photographed Japanese nudes and even the Emperor himself. The Baron from Chomutov was not afraid of scandal
The article details the adventurous life of Baron Raimund Stillfried, a Czech photographer whose work gained global recognition, juxtaposing his military career with his artistic endeavors and controversial legacy.
Adolescence in a commune, accusations of plagiarism, and rebirth: Achille Lauro returns to Sanremo 2026
Achille Lauro, the well-known Italian singer, returns for the sixth time to the Sanremo Music Festival, this time as co-host amid anticipation and past controversies.
Review. The Republic Day concert showed balance and composure
The Republic Day concert featured a diverse musical program that aimed to appeal to a broad audience while navigating the artistic challenge of relevance and engagement.
How many light bulbs does the new Uruguay station of subway line B have: the curious fact and how they will prevent them from being stolen
The reopened Uruguay station on Buenos Aires' subway line B features over 4,000 LED light bulbs as part of its artistic renovation.