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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Central AFFAIR: the strength of union in contemporary art
The Central AFFAIR contemporary art exhibit highlights the collaboration of 16 art spaces across Argentina and announces its upcoming fourth edition during the city's art week.
Vassouras Museum opens registrations for educator training project with Beatriz Milhazes
The Vassouras Museum in Brazil is launching a training project for educators featuring artist Beatriz Milhazes, focusing on contemporary art's impact on education.
Banksy: Will knowing his identity affect his sales?
A recent report suggests that the true identity of the elusive street artist Banksy has been uncovered, raising questions about the impact of this revelation on his market value amid a decline in interest in contemporary art.
Shark Carcass, Gem Skull... Hirst, the 'Bad Boy of Modern Art' Creating Death, Daring but Not New
The exhibition features controversial works by British artist Damien Hirst, showcasing his exploration of death and existence at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in South Korea.
Olga Temnikova: buyers have money, but preferences have changed
Olga Temnikova discusses the shift in the art market towards more cautious purchases despite the availability of funds.
Rosalía, don't apologize: admire Picasso in a world that infantilizes everything
The article discusses the societal pressure on artists like Rosalía to distance themselves from controversial figures such as Picasso, highlighting a broader issue of moralizing in contemporary culture.
The 99
An event celebrating the release of the book 'The 99', which highlights important contemporary art centers globally, took place at the MACA in Punta del Este.
"You Are What You Wear": An Exploration of the Indissoluble Relationship Between Fashion and Contemporary Art – A Moving Tribute to Sofia Kokkosalaki
The article explores the deep connections between fashion and contemporary art through various artistic expressions, culminating in a tribute to designer Sofia Kokkosalaki.
Edith Karlson's Personal Exhibition Opens at Kiasma
The Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art in Finland will open a personal exhibition by Estonian artist Edith Karlson on April 17, featuring themes of mythology and humanity's relationship with nature.
Between Two Generations of Singers: The Story of the Al-Marashli Family with Authentic Art
The Al-Marashli family has a rich history in religious chanting, with their influence spanning three generations, as detailed in a recent program featuring contemporary singer Yassin Al-Marashli.
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.
Baltic Visual Theatre Showcase Will Take Place in Latvia for the First Time
The Baltic Visual Theatre Showcase will occur for the first time in Latvia from May 22 to 24, featuring the best visual theatre performances from the region.
Young Artists Wanting to Become 'Scary Kids'... A New Sensation and Format Spring Exhibition Lineup
A new exhibition featuring young artists in Seoul showcases innovative works that challenge traditional formats and expressions, reflecting fresh perspectives.
A contemporary dance event "Pure Joy Critique" expected at the Latvian Puppet Theatre
On April 24, a contemporary dance night called "Pure Joy Critique" will take place at the Latvian Puppet Theatre, showcasing two premieres that explore themes of joy, intimacy, boundaries, and relationships.
Photos, cinema, and dance: an exhibition explores the history and contemporary India at the Bicentennial House
An exhibition in Buenos Aires showcases the cultural, social, and technological evolution of India through photos, films, and artistic performances.
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.
The drama of emigration in the Strait, made art in the middle of the Cádiz countryside
The Montenmedio Contemporary Foundation celebrates 25 years with the unveiling of a sculpture that addresses the issue of emigration.
Review: Floating Kiss. Contemporary Ballet Forms on Display in Ostrava
A display of contemporary ballet forms is taking place in Ostrava, highlighting modern interpretations and styles.
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."
Arken celebrates its 30th birthday with free admission
Arken Museum in Ishøj is celebrating its 30th anniversary on Sunday by offering free entry and a variety of festivities including live music and special talks.
True art breaks the rules. From Giotto to Filippo De Pisis
The article discusses the profound writing of Sigfrido Bartolini and critiques the decline of art criticism in contemporary media.
The Passion of Luz Marina Jara for the Avant-garde, Ancestral, and Unique at Luzma Joyas
Luz Marina Jara, a Guayaquil designer, has established her brand Luzma Joyas, known for its bold and artistic jewelry that blends ancestral techniques with contemporary design.
A common liturgy: sacred images and modern ruins in Seville and Córdoba
The CAAC in Seville and C3A in Córdoba showcase a collective exhibition featuring four artists who blend sacred imagery with contemporary rituals and hybrid spaces.
Elvira Dyangani Ose: The Macba and the Eternal Return
Elvira Dyangani Ose steps down as director of the Macba museum after five years, leaving an uncertain future for the institution.
Humberto Moro and the American Vanguard Arriving at Proa
The Dia Art Foundation celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2024, focusing on the impact of American vanguard artists on large-scale art projects like land art.
This Year’s Gwangju Biennale Theme is Rainer Maria Rilke’s Verse ‘You Must Change Your Life’
The theme of this year's Gwangju Biennale is inspired by Rainer Maria Rilke's verse urging personal transformation, emphasizing the role of art in addressing contemporary crises.
A touching dialogue with his Florence and the greats of the past
An exhibition of Mark Rothko's dreams opens in Florence, showcasing over 70 of his works at Palazzo Strozzi and venues significant to the artist.
Bardo and tenderness: Fernanda Laguna captivates and confuses at Malba
Fernanda Laguna's extensive exhibition at Malba features over 200 pieces that challenge and engage viewers while reflecting on her impact on Argentine art.
Sandra Gamarra Heshiki subverts the make-believe that defined American history
Peruvian artist Sandra Gamarra Heshiki creates a fictional contemporary art museum, LiMac, to challenge the dominance of hegemonic art narratives and highlight cultural fragility in peripheral regions.
A poetic rescue of the light that fades with GPS
Argentinian artist Matilde Marín showcases her work, focusing on lighthouses and their fading importance in the GPS age, through exhibitions in Uruguay and soon in Saudi Arabia.
EKKM celebrates its 20th season with a jubilee print and exhibition
The Eesti Kaasaegse Kunsti Muuseum is celebrating its 20th anniversary with the opening of three exhibitions and the launch of a commemorative publication.
Thank you, Mr. Trump. The Cry of Iranians in Oslo
The article reflects on the melancholic influences of Edvard Munch's art in Oslo, drawing parallels between his work and contemporary anxieties.
The Estonian National Museum Presented Armenian Contemporary Painting to the Public
The Estonian National Museum showcases a new exhibition featuring contemporary Armenian art from 25 artists, highlighting surprising parallels between Estonian and Armenian artistic trajectories.
Positive Balance: Arco Closes with High Profiles of Argentine Galleries and Artists
The Arco contemporary art fair in Madrid concludes with significant participation from Argentine galleries and artists, highlighting awards and institutional purchases.
Exhibition 'Transbordária' Brings Together Works by Amazonian Women in Belém
The exhibition 'Transbordária: none of us fits on the margin' showcases 17 works by eight Amazonian women artists in Belém, Brazil.
In Madrid, the Cultural Institute celebrates the Week of Italian Contemporary Art
The Italian Cultural Institute in Madrid hosted a convivial evening for contemporary art professionals, marking the first Week of Italian Contemporary Art.
Glass Artist Kati Kerstna: Glass is Fragile and Strong at the Same Time
Kati Kerstna, a glass artist, expresses her fascination with the dual nature of glass being both fragile and strong.
'Art' of the association connected to Možemo: See the dance worth tens of thousands of euros of tax money
A Croatian association linked to the Možemo party receives significant funding for contemporary dance projects from the Zagreb city government, highlighting debates over public art funding.