The First Ladies of Korea and Singapore Mention BTS, etc.… 'Touched by Healing through Art'
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.
Kotliarevskyi University of Arts damaged in Russian missile strike on Kharkiv
Kotliarevskyi University of Arts in Kharkiv was damaged in a Russian missile strike, with significant destruction reported at both the main university building and student accommodations.
VIDEO INTERVIEW: Pille Pürg discusses the negative media coverage she received: something good came of it anyway
Pille Pürg reflects on her journey and the impact of media coverage, both positive and negative, on her career.
Darío Lopérfido has died: emotional farewells remember him for his intellectual courage and his passion for culture
The death of Darío Lopérfido in Madrid has sparked significant tributes on social media from politicians, cultural figures, and artists, who praised his intelligence, bravery, and integrity.
Kaie Mihkelson: Theater Expands the Soul
Renowned Estonian actress Kaie Mihkelson reflects on her extensive career and the impact of theater on personal and cultural understanding.
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.
Priit Võigemast: There are a lot of talented children in Estonia
Priit Võigemast emphasizes the abundance of hidden talent among children in Estonia and calls for greater attention to their abilities.
As the weather warms, it's recommended to take time for music: major cultural institutions promise to surprise
Cultural institutions in Lithuania are gearing up for spring with diverse music and art offerings to engage audiences.
Colleague Awards Presented on the Birthday of Rakvere Theatre
Rakvere Theatre celebrated its 86th birthday with the announcement of colleague awards for achievements in theater production and performance.
Ana Belén: "I have sought the pleasure of work, not recognition"
Ana Belén discusses her career and motivations in the arts, highlighting her return to cinema in the film 'Islas' and her enduring connection to theater.
How artists and collectives can access the resources of the Aldir Blanc Policy in RO: see the step by step
The Government of Rondônia is selecting artistic and cultural projects funded by the Aldir Blanc National Policy to support initiatives in audiovisual, digital culture, visual arts, and fashion.
Urtasun begins the reform of Inaem: proposes replicating the model of the Prado Museum to flexibilize hiring
Ernest Urtasun has initiated a significant reform of the National Institute of Performing Arts and Music (Inaem) in Spain, aiming to create a more flexible hiring process by emulating the structure used by the Prado Museum.
Cultural Exclusion: The Major 'Cancel' After the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
This article discusses the cultural exclusion faced by Russian artists and institutions following the invasion of Ukraine, marking a significant shift in the global cultural landscape.
The Tartu Culture Carrier 2025 laureates have been revealed
The Tartu Culture Carrier awards for 2025 were announced in a ceremony at Vanemuise small house, celebrating contributions to Estonian culture and the arts.
Sean Strickland sparks controversy after homophobic and sexist comments about Bad Bunny and Ronda Rousey
UFC fighter Sean Strickland stirred controversy with homophobic and sexist comments regarding Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance and women's mixed martial arts.
Cultural institutions: Accessibility and future of culture threatened by budget cuts
Latvia's culture sector faces significant budget cuts, leading to reduced funding for major theaters and potential threats to cultural accessibility.
The Earthy Elegant Actress. The Cruelly Lovely Irony of Jiřina Jirásková Was Renowned
Jiřina Jirásková, a prominent Czech actress known for her ironic performances, would have turned 95 on February 17, 2023, leaving behind a legacy of over 60 years in theater and film.
In Daugavpils, an additional 200,000 euros is expected for new projects in the arts and culture sector
Daugavpils aims to boost its arts and culture scene with a new project grant of 200,000 euros to support various creative initiatives.
Mirtha Legrand enjoyed a night of theater and was given a standing ovation
Mirtha Legrand received a warm reception at a theater performance of 'Papá por siempre' in Buenos Aires, highlighting her enduring popularity and love for the arts.
National Culture and Art, Jonas Basanavičius Prizes to be Awarded at the Philharmonic
The Lithuanian National Culture and Art Prizes will be awarded to several prominent artists, while the Jonas Basanavičius Award goes to the founders of a cultural museum.
Perth festival opens with stories 'of the heart' shared via old red phone
The Perth Festival launched with musical performances and interactive storytelling using a vintage red phone to connect with the community.
Daugavpils offers up to 15,000 euros in support for traditional and contemporary cultural events
Daugavpils municipality is offering up to 15,000 euros in support for traditional and contemporary cultural events to enhance public participation and promote cultural heritage.
World Crafts Council honours Runsewe
Olusegun Runsewe was awarded the Icon of Crafts, Culture and Hospitality in Africa by the World Crafts Council for his contributions to arts and culture at the World Crafts Forum in Kuwait.
ACFTA Fest targets 1.5m youth entrepreneurs, $5bn trade
The Africa Connected Through Trade, Talent & Culture Festival aims to empower 1.5 million youth in entrepreneurship and arts while facilitating over $5 billion in trade deals across Africa.
Tradition, contemporary theater, and humor: Madrid brims with art
Madrid is set to host a vibrant cultural agenda from February 6 to 8, featuring flamenco, theater, and comedy for those looking for unique activities.
Cultural Capital Awards Presented in Honor of Arvo Pärt
On February 4th, the Cultural Capital's main and lifetime achievement awards for 2025, as well as annual prizes for visual and applied arts, audiovisual arts, and folk culture, were ceremoniously awarded at the music house dedicated to Arvo Pärt.
The Greek Language is Honored in Tirana: A Day of Culture at the Arsakeio
The Arsakeio Greek-Albanian College in Tirana will host a cultural event celebrating the richness and global significance of the Greek language on February 6, 2026.
On this day, the video game The Sims was released
The popular life simulation game The Sims was released on February 4, 2000, and continues to sell millions of copies, maintaining its popularity with a planned film adaptation.
Prestigious artists will showcase their talent in squares and buildings at this light arts event
Barcelona is set to host the 15th edition of the Llum BCN light arts festival from February 6 to 8, transforming light into a primary narrative language over three nights.
Selection of performers for state management tasks in the field of dance
The Ministry of Culture has announced a competition for executing state management tasks in the field of dance, including evaluating new dance productions and organizing the Dance Awards ceremony next year.
Cuenca inaugurates the Market of Scenic Industries (Miesc) this Monday, February 2
Cuenca will host the Market of Scenic Industries (Miesc) from February 2 to 7, featuring performances from Ecuadorian theater, dance, circus, puppetry, and music, aimed at connecting creators and cultural agents with new audiences.
I don't want to die somewhere on a ventilator, I will live life to the fullest as long as I can, says Ľubo Šoška from the Pink Whale club
Ľubo Šoška, former athlete and current manager of the Pink Whale cultural center in Bratislava, emphasizes living life fully while reflecting on his impactful career in sports and arts management.
To Dubai, a great House of Artists
The House of Arts, initiated by the Dubai Culture and Arts Authority led by Latifa bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, aims to promote contemporary culture with a new multidisciplinary space inaugurated in Expo City, dedicated to Emirati and regional artists.
Who are the members of the Council of the Ministry of Culture for Cultural and Artistic Amateurism?
The Ministry of Culture and Media has announced funding of just over one million euros for 305 cultural and artistic amateur programs, including festivals, concerts, and workshops.
David Bowie: The commercial peak, the crisis, and self-criticism
The article reflects on David Bowie's influence on modern pop and the complexities of his artistic journey, particularly following his passing on January 10, 2016.
The new theatre works in Barcelona: They have the word
The article discusses the overwhelming presence of female playwrights in Barcelona's theatre scene as it evolves towards 2026, highlighting key figures such as Lucy Kirkwood and Angélica Liddell.
Returning to the Classics
The article discusses the resurgence of interest in classic literature and arts in Argentina and Spain.
Celebrities Who Left Us in 2025
In 2025, numerous famous individuals who influenced various aspects of public and cultural life passed away, including actress Michelle Trachtenberg, who was known for her roles in "Gossip Girl" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."