Exploring the Female Form from the Paleolithic Era to Contemporary Art
The Museum of Cycladic Art presents a groundbreaking exhibition featuring Jeff Koons' 'Balloon Venus Lespugue', displaying the dialogue between Paleolithic and contemporary art.
Mystery artist Banksy's exhibition opens in Turku
The exhibition 'The Mystery of Banksy – A Genius Mind' will be held in Turku, Finland, starting April 17, showcasing over 150 works by the enigmatic artist.
Between Linen, Taboo, and Criminal Proceedings: Kristians Brekte on the Boundaries of Art in Latvia
This article discusses an interview with artist Kristians Brekte about censorship and its implications in contemporary Latvian art.
Raphaël Pichon, director of Pygmalion: "I thank Chalamet for forcing us to defend classical music as a contagious antidote"
French conductor Raphaël Pichon discusses the importance of classical music in contemporary culture while conducting Bach's 'St. Matthew Passion' in Spain.
D. Trump built a statue of K. Columbus near the White House
D. Trump has erected a statue of K. Columbus near the White House, symbolizing his support for traditional views of historical figures amidst contemporary debates on colonialism.
Albert Einstein: "Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity. And I'm not sure about the first"
The article reflects on a famous quote by Albert Einstein regarding the infinite nature of the universe and human stupidity, drawing parallels with contemporary society.
Remarkably Beautiful
Bent Sørensen's new "Johannespasjon" is described as remarkably beautiful but lacks deeper emotional impact.
Exhibition at the Afro Museum brings together paintings and African artworks about Exu
The 'Padê – sentinel at the door of memory' exhibition at the Afro Brasil Museum invokes the figure of Exu through a blend of traditional and contemporary art.
Book about Gaza reveals the West's failure as a moral horizon
Omar El Akkad's book critiques the West's moral stance amid the ongoing crisis in Gaza, blending historical context with contemporary political commentary.
Vocally strong and visually understated staging of 'Madama Butterfly'
The Royal Opera's take on Puccini's classic 'Madama Butterfly' consciously highlights contemporary issues like trafficking while delivering a vocally impressive experience.
El Roto: Contemporary in the Cloud
This article discusses a cartoon by El Roto published on March 22, 2026.
The collective burial of the Cuban Revolution: 'I am watching my dreams die'
The article reflects on the disillusionment felt by many Cubans regarding the Cuban Revolution, marking what is perceived as its end in contemporary society.
From the House of Savoy to the Greek Royal House: Dynasties That No Longer Reign But Have Managed to Make Their Voices Heard
The article explores how several former royal dynasties, including the House of Savoy and the Greek Royal House, have transitioned from ruling authorities to influential brands in contemporary society.
The 76 Coup and its Financial 'Echo' on the Present
The article explores the legacies of the 1976 military coup in Argentina and its ongoing financial implications, framed against a contemporary political backdrop.
A game with millions of losers
The article explores the detrimental mindset in contemporary society that equates negotiation and compassion with defeat, framing interactions as zero-sum games.
How Bahdboi SBM ditched dance for fashion
Bahdboi SBM, once known for his dance, has successfully transitioned to the fashion industry with his brand, Snug Wrld, which resonates with Nigeria’s contemporary street culture.
The new ten commandments of Austerity. And Italy rediscovers the memory of Sundays on foot and carriages
Italy reflects on historical austerity measures and their significance in contemporary society during the holiday season.
The Heresy of Silence
The article discusses the societal expectations for constant communication and the pressure to abandon silence in contemporary life.
The Press Radicalized Finns Over a Hundred Years Ago – An Author Specialized in Workers' Newspapers Sees a Link to the Social Media Era
Pertti Rajala explores the role of media during Finland's 1918 civil war and its connection to contemporary social media in his upcoming book.
What are Center and Periphery in Art? A Discussion on Culture in Regions with Tina Peterson and Elina Veinsteina
Elina Veinšteina and Tina Pētersone discuss the role of Latvia in the contemporary art landscape of Eastern Europe and the cultural differences between the capital and regional areas.
The word intelligence
The article reflects on the evolving meaning of the word 'intelligence' and its implications in contemporary society.
The Nine Books of the Week
Critics from 'Babelia' review new works from various contemporary authors, showcasing a range of literary styles and themes.
Dreaming in the Third Reich
The article discusses the significance of dreams in understanding the societal shifts towards totalitarianism, drawing parallels between historical fascism in Germany and contemporary trends.
The new ring now weaves poetry onto the finger
Atelier VM in Milan has introduced the Joli Crochet ring, a poetic creation that merges traditional craftsmanship with contemporary jewelry design.
Plants that contribute character, texture, and an increasingly sought-after contemporary aesthetic
This article explores unique and rare plants that bring modern aesthetics and innovative forms to gardening.
The meaning of gifting yellow flowers this March 21
Gifting yellow flowers has become a popular tradition on March 21 in Latin America, with roots in cultural references and contemporary practices, especially in connection with the arrival of spring.
There is only historical presence
The article discusses contemporary debates in Spain regarding historical memory and political correctness, linking it to various cultural figures and events.
Macs Sorocaba opens exhibitions that reflect on ways of inhabiting: from the Amazon to love
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Sorocaba inaugurates two exhibitions focusing on the theme of dwelling, one reflecting on the Amazon and the other on love as an emotional and political construct.
MARKUS LILLE ⟩ The Background and Alternative of Occultism
The article explores the contemporary fascination with occultism, discussing its historical roots and philosophical implications.
The Unconscious in Dispute: Women Artists Rewrite Surrealism
An exhibition in Buenos Aires explores the intersection of feminism and surrealism through modern and contemporary artworks by women artists.
100 and ONE: Softness and Hardness
The article discusses themes of softness and hardness in contemporary contexts.
Rethinking the Sacred: The Contemporary Sacred Art Biennial Announced Its Winners
The Contemporary Sacred Art Biennial has unveiled the winners of its competition during its recent inauguration at the Museum of Decorative Art in Argentina.
Nelson Felix transports the poetry of Dorival Caymmi to a new series of works
Artist Nelson Felix is opening two exhibitions in São Paulo inspired by the poetry of Dorival Caymmi, integrating geographical coordinates and poetic elements into his sculptures.
Dana Lixenberg's personal, political and pared-down portraits
Dana Lixenberg reflects on her iconic photography and societal observations in a discussion about her career and current exhibition in Paris.
Guest of 'Plusa Minusa' recommends. Izabela Janiszewska: Twisted Relationships
Izabela Janiszewska reflects on her winter reading, highlighting a mix of classic detective literature and contemporary psychological thrillers.
The Biennial of Sacred Art celebrates 40 years at the Museum of Decorative Art with works from 10 countries
The XIV Biennial of Contemporary Sacred Art opened at the National Museum of Decorative Art in Argentina, celebrating 40 years of history with artworks from various countries.
New funding of €143 million from the European Economic Area for Greece
A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed, ensuring €143 million for Greece from the EEA Grants 2021-2028 to address contemporary challenges.
'Rejection' Captures Life in the Digital Age with Chronic Loneliness and Insane Sexual Desires
The article discusses Tony Tulathimutte's collection of stories 'Rejection,' which explores themes of loneliness and contemporary relationships in the digital age.
The Ústà Činoherák presents the still relevant work of Čapek 'War with the Salamanders'
The article discusses the upcoming performance of Karel ÄŒapek's play 'War with the Salamanders' at the ÄŒinoherák Theater in ÚstÃ, highlighting its relevance in contemporary society.
Invisible movement that drags us into the dance of progress and fascism
Christos Papadopoulos' contemporary dance piece 'Mycelium' explores collective movement and evolution, drawing parallels between art and societal reactions to fascism.
George Orwell's Dystopian Truths Get New Life
Documentary filmmaker Raoul Peck collaborates with selected writings of George Orwell to reflect on the contemporary world, highlighting the resurgence of authoritarian regimes.
Contemporary History: Remembrance of the Uprising in Ismaninger Moos
Ismaning has been designated a 'Place of Democracy' due to its historical significance during the anti-Nazi resistance in 1945.
Hospital Series: Everyone is Vulnerable
The article discusses the portrayal of vulnerability in hospital series, particularly highlighting 'The Pitt' and the return of 'Scrubs' as reflections of contemporary struggles.
A battle after another and the poem of the revolution
The article discusses the transformation of Thomas Pynchon's satirical novel 'Vineland' into the Oscar-winning film 'Una batalla tras otra', emphasizing themes of family, criticism of contemporary U.S. society, and the loss of the original narrative's complexity in the adaptation.
Proteins, a modern obsession: how much to eat, how to improve synthesis, and the risks of excess
The rise of protein supplements and foods highlights a contemporary obsession with high-protein diets, prompting questions about their actual health implications.
Cultural Foundation of ESHEA: Journalists honor the 200th anniversary of the Exodus of Messolonghi
The International Federation of Journalists, ESHEA's Cultural Foundation, and POESY commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Exodus of Messolonghi through several events linking historical memory to contemporary issues of war.
Piotr Skwieciński: The Spectacular Renaissance of the Term 'Satellite Mentality'
The article discusses the revival of the term 'satellite mentality' in contemporary discourse, particularly in relation to Poland's geopolitical context.
‘Eli Cohen’ Within Iran... How Tehran is Losing in the Intelligence War?
The article explores how the legacy of Israeli spy Eli Cohen's tactics is being reflected in contemporary intelligence challenges faced by Iran.
Without Orgasms
The article discusses the complexities and dissatisfaction of casual sexual encounters in contemporary society, particularly from the perspective of women.
Love Lessons to Feel Young Again
Angelo Mellone's innovative approach to discussing modern love through his one-man show 'Ripetizioni d'amore' seeks to navigate the complexities of contemporary romantic relationships.