Review: Gentle Guys Break Down Walls. Tata Bojs Released a New Album
Czech band Tata Bojs has released a new album that combines innovative sound with thoughtful lyrics, reflecting contemporary themes.
When Passion Turns into Ordinary Fatigue. Many Recognize Themselves in the Couple from the Novel Wellness
Nathan Hill's novel Wellness explores the complexities and challenges of marriage and parenthood in the contemporary era, revealing the emotional fatigue often hidden beneath the surface of relationships.
Maria Seletskaja: when I first came before the orchestra in London, my daughter was seven weeks old, wanting to nurse, not sleep
Estonian conductor Maria Seletskaja discusses her experiences and the contemporary adaptation of the ballet "Giselle," which recently premiered in London.
What is literature discussing today?
The 1st Athens International Literature Festival (AILF) will take place from March 27-29, 2026, focusing on contemporary issues and featuring prominent authors, journalists, and creators.
Now it's our turn as fans of reality shows
A discussion is underway about the rise and relevance of reality shows in contemporary culture.
Säverman: A Combination Tool for All Situations
The article discusses the increasing reliance on tools from the toolkit to address contemporary problems, reflecting on societal issues such as gang crime and traffic safety.
American Classics Get a Contemporary Twist on This Month's Best Jazz Album
Ellas Kapell revives American jazz standards with a fresh perspective, creating a cohesive and stunning album.
"Turandot" is being presented in four versions. At the Conservatory with the finale by Luciano Berio
The Conservatory in Milan is showcasing a contemporary production of Puccini's "Turandot" featuring Luciano Berio's finale, as it prepares for the opera's centenary revival at La Scala.
What the famous Stoic phrase by Epictetus means: 'Desire and happiness cannot live together'
The article discusses the resurgence of Stoic philosophy in contemporary life, highlighting its key tenets and the reasons behind its popularity.
Where gallery owners, collectors, and artists eat and drink during the ARCO week in Madrid
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.
Rotim taught a lesson to the President of the Sabor: ‘I am Gordan Jandroković and I support communist antifascism’
Krešimir Rotim responded to Gordan Jandroković's views on antifascism in a Facebook post, expressing a nuanced stance on historical and contemporary political ideologies.
Korean Thinkers Responding to the Global Crisis
The article discusses a new initiative focusing on prominent Korean thinkers and their philosophies as responses to contemporary global crises and societal issues in South Korea.
Focusing on indigenous and quilombola peoples, the 4th edition of Frestas starts this week in Sorocaba
The 4th edition of the Frestas Triennial of Arts kicks off at Sesc Sorocaba this week, emphasizing contemporary art and indigenous cultures.
In the gallery 'Pilot', school lamps buzz and reminder notes speak at the exhibition of young artists
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.
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.
Spectacle Judgement of the Symbolic Murder of Poet Wislawa Szymborska
A performance art piece titled 'Projeto Wislawa' explores the symbolic trial of the late Polish poet Wislawa Szymborska, examining the themes of violence and intolerance in contemporary society.
Latvian Classic 'In the Fire' as an Eco-Production. Rudolf Blaumanis' Play is Being Created at the National Theater
The premiere of the play 'In the Fire' by Rudolf Blaumanis will take place on March 12, at the National Theater of Latvia, emphasizing the themes of love and jealousy that resonate with contemporary audiences.
Here are Sweden's nominations for the Nordic Council's Literature Prize
Sweden has nominated Anna Hallberg and Linda Örtenblad for the Nordic Council's Literature Prize, recognizing their significant contributions to contemporary Swedish poetry and literature.
The Meme From 2016 That Explains 2026
A reflection on a 2016 meme that captures the chaotic essence of contemporary global events leading into 2026.
From the Pope to the Civil State: What About the Separation of Religion from the State?!
The article discusses the concept of civil state and its historical development, emphasizing its significance in contemporary political discourse.
Overlooked by the Western canon: Why Mykhailo Kotsiubynskyi matters now
The article emphasizes the significance of Ukrainian author Mykhailo Kotsiubynskyi in today's context, highlighting his contributions to literature and examining the modern relevance of his themes.
Germany in 1943, America in 2026
The article draws parallels between the resistance of German women during the Nazi regime in 1943 and contemporary actions against immigrant detentions in America.
Alicia Keys, here is who the singer is that will sing with Eros Ramazzotti tonight at Sanremo
Alicia Keys, an internationally acclaimed singer, is set to perform with Eros Ramazzotti during the Sanremo Festival, highlighting her influential role in contemporary R&B music.
Rocío Márquez: "The artist is the channel: I am the plug, not the electrical current"
Rocío Márquez reflects on her deep emotional connection with her late cousin and how it influences her latest album, a contemporary requiem that diverges from her previous festive work, as she prepares for a significant performance at the Flamenco Festival in New York.
Bonil's Column
The article briefly discusses social media addiction in contemporary society.
Among Murals and Street Art on the Camino de Santiago
The article explores the vibrant street art along the Camino de Santiago, showcasing how contemporary expressions coexist with the historical significance of this pilgrimage route.
The Design Riddle: Why Has the Unique Stamp Disappeared from Our Contemporary Car Features?
The article explores the diminishing uniqueness in car designs, suggesting we may be entering an era of 'standardized vehicles' due to various physical, economic, and technological pressures.
"Contemporary art remains as is." A conversation with digital age artist Gints Gabrāns and analog age artist Andris Breže
The article features a conversation between artists Gints Gabrāns and Andris Breže, discussing the evolution of installation and object art within the context of contemporary and analog art.
Michele Bravi, the meaning and the lyrics of 'Eventually'
At the Sanremo Festival 2026, Michele Bravi returns with a song that explores the fragility and disenchantment of contemporary relationships.
No Space in Publishing: Where is There Still Room for Literary Studies?
The article discusses the diminishing space for serious literary scholarship in contemporary publishing, exemplified by Anselm Haverkamp's late work on Shakespeare.
Venice Biennale announces guests with Africa and Latin America as key focuses
The Venice Biennale has announced its guest list for the 61st edition, showcasing prominent artists from Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East.
Satoshi Mori, animator of ‘One Punch Man’ and founder of Gift-o’-Animation, dies: ‘He wanted to train artists’
Satoshi Mori, a key figure in the contemporary anime industry and animator for series like 'One Punch Man,' has passed away at the age of 41.
Political Reporting: The Enemy Films With
The article critiques the blending of reporting and commentary in contemporary political journalism, specifically referencing an ARD piece on right-wing women.
Axed Biennale artist to take not one but two huge installations to Venice
Khaled Sabsabi, who was initially dismissed as Australia's representative for the Venice Biennale, will now showcase two major installations at the event with curator Michael Dagostino.
The Philharmonic 'From Classicism to Today' at the Athens Conservatory
The upcoming concert by the Athens Philharmonic Orchestra will journey through music from classicism to contemporary works, featuring notable pieces and performances.
Who is Tony Pitony, fake Elvis, true provocateur
The article explores the controversial persona of Tony Pitony, a parody of Elvis Presley, raising questions about his impact on contemporary culture.
Liepaja - European Capital of Culture program to be launched with concerts directed by Matiss Kazha and Laura Groza
The European Capital of Culture program in Liepaja will officially commence on January 22, 2027, with a series of opening events planned for January 23.
The Garden of Earthly Delights
The Municipal Theatre of Piraeus is set to showcase 'The Garden of Earthly Delights,' a new creation by choreographer Spyros Kouvaras and the Greek-French contemporary dance company Synthesis 748 Dance Co., from April 16 to 21.
Fasting with Beer: The Drink Created by Monks during Lent and Three Spanish Brands to Discover It
The article explores the historical origins of Doppelbock beer, created by Bavarian monks during Lent, and its contemporary relevance in Spain.
The tiny house in the Netherlands that captivates with its simplicity, design, and dream landscape
A compact refuge in the Netherlands features contemporary small-scale living with intelligent design and total integration with the surroundings.
Sejong University Sejong Museum Gallery Hall 2 holds Ryoo Ji-sun's selected solo exhibition
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.
The ultimate guide to ideal measurements for renovating a kitchen
The article discusses the importance of design, measurements, and functionality in contemporary kitchen renovations, highlighting their role as the heart of the home.
The designer who reinvents Chinese New Year
The article discusses a cultural project centered around the Chinese New Year celebration in Italy, blending haute cuisine, contemporary art, and East-West dialogue.
This Year's Winners of Politiken's Literary Prize Could Hardly Be More Different
This year's recipients of Politiken's Literary Prize include a diverse group of young Danish authors whose works reflect contemporary societal issues.
Amazon Guitar Orchestra opens 2026 season with concert 'OVAM - #TBT 2025'
The Amazon Guitar Orchestra is set to open its 2026 season with a concert highlighting memorable pieces from the previous year, featuring a blend of classical and contemporary works.
Adventures in Streaming: Black and white classics that never get old
The article discusses the challenges contemporary film students face in watching classic black-and-white films in a single sitting.
Olle Bærtling's Geometric Art Exhibited in Paris
Artist Olle Bærtling dedicated his life to geometric art and his philosophy of open form, which is now showcased in a new exhibition in Paris featuring dialogues with seven contemporary artists.
Maksims Busels to Surprise with a Romantic Women's Day Concert on March 8 at Palladium Rīga
Maksims Busels will perform a special Women's Day concert at Palladium Rīga, featuring contemporary music and personal stories.
Trump and Iran: America's Risky Game in the Gulf
The article discusses the historical and contemporary U.S. involvement in Iran, particularly under Trump's administration.
Jana Micenková writes about motherhood and what we don't want to read
Jana Micenková's writing explores dysfunctional family dynamics and the challenges of motherhood in contemporary Slovak literature.