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.
‘Arts Film Evangelist’ Critic Lim Jae-cheol Passes Away at Age 65
Lim Jae-cheol, a prominent film critic and representative of Emotion Books, who played a significant role in introducing unfamiliar art film directors to Korea, has passed away at the age of 65.
Myeongji University Museum Selected for the 'Museum and Art Gallery Support Project'... Operating Porcelain Culture Inheritance Program
Myeongji University Museum has been selected for a regional linkage category in the 'Museum and Art Gallery Support Project' with funding aimed at preserving and modernizing Gyeonggi Province's porcelain culture.
Lorca in family: "I was born a poet and artist like one is born lame, blind, or handsome. Leave my wings in place and I will fly well"
The article discusses the cultural significance of Federico García Lorca and recent efforts to preserve his legacy amidst misconceptions and simplifications of his life and works.
A Word on the War with Culture
The article discusses the manipulation of cultural language by politicians in Slovakia, highlighting the role of artists and writers in shaping the true meaning of concepts like nation and homeland.
50 years after the coup: the effervescence of culture before the silence arrived
The article reflects on the vibrant Argentine cultural scene just before the military coup that silenced dissent 50 years ago.
The incredible story of the Picasso painting that no one can see because it is hidden in Iran
A priceless Picasso painting, 'The Painter and His Model', is at risk of being permanently unseen due to the ongoing war in Iran, as it is stored in a Tehran basement.
Åsa Beckman: Stellan Skarsgård's Cultural Man Must Realize That the Glamour Days Are Over
This article discusses Stellan Skarsgård receiving the DN Culture Prize and his reflections on cultural figures and the changing landscape of art.
TODAY IN HISTORY ⟩ Famous ENSV art ensembles were established in Jaroslavl
In 1942, during World War II, the Estonian SSR State Art Ensembles were formed in Jaroslavl to serve the Soviet military and support units.
Will the Art Market Emerge from the Recession? Domestic and International Art Fairs Gaining Momentum
The Korean art scene is experiencing an unusual surge in activity this spring due to several major exhibitions, leading into a series of anticipated art fairs.
Egbaliganza to bring over 50 countries to Abeokuta
Egbaliganza 2026 is set to bring together over 50 nations in Abeokuta, Nigeria, celebrating cultural heritage and showcasing the Egba people’s art and fashion.
Case of a famous gallerist: 321 fake artworks, ancient icons, a Gospel, and a weapon – What was seized by the Greek Police
The Greek Police have arrested a well-known gallerist and an employee for allegedly possessing and selling counterfeit artworks and ancient artifacts.
How G. Tsagkarakis Operated: The Method of Deception with Fake Artworks and Antiquities
A major operation by the Hellenic Police has uncovered an extensive network trafficking in fake artworks and antiquities, leading to the arrest of renowned gallerist George Tsagkarakis and one of his employees.
Johann Sebastian Bach: Art Inspired by Faith
The article explores Johann Sebastian Bach's profound impact on music, emphasizing the connection between his faith and musical genius.
Criminal prosecution for multiple felonies against Tsagkarakis
Criminal charges have been brought against George Tsagkarakis, the owner of a renowned gallery in Kolonaki, following a raid by authorities on his shops and warehouses.
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.
World Poetry Day is celebrated in museums, bars, cultural centers, and pulperías
World Poetry Day is celebrated across various venues in Argentina, aiming to promote linguistic diversity and the art of poetry.
Memory is activated in the cultural agenda of Buenos Aires fifty years after the coup d'état
Fifty years after the 1976 coup d'état, Buenos Aires' cultural agenda is revitalized with activities focusing on the memory and commemoration of the victims through art, cinema, and literature.
George Tsangarakis: Over 200,000 euros in the gallery - Mystery with the Gospel of 1745
Greek art dealer George Tsangarakis faces serious charges, including forgery and antiquities trafficking, after being arrested for attempting to sell an 18th-century Gospel that has raised authenticity concerns.
THE ART OF PERCEIVING PATTERN RHYTHMS OR HOW TO CULTURALLY EAT AN ESTONIAN
The article explores the cultural significance of food and relationships in an Estonian context, drawing parallels between culinary practices and societal customs.
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.
From Muriel Santa Ana to Rafael Spregelburd: the Borges Cultural Center prepares works and exhibitions for its 2026 agenda
The Borges Cultural Center in Argentina is set to unveil an exciting lineup of works and exhibitions for the 2026 season under the direction of Alberto Negrin.
Liberia: Liberia Has No National Arts Program. This Gallery Is Filling the Void
A gallery in Liberia is addressing the lack of a national arts program by providing essential art training for students.
Sudanese artists rebuild cultural life in wartime shelter
Displaced Sudanese artists in a shelter are creating a sense of community by engaging in music, painting, and other forms of art despite the ongoing conflict in their country.
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.
"It Completely Shocked Me." Experts Criticize Klempír's Intervention in the National Gallery
Experts are expressing criticism over Klempír's recent actions related to the National Gallery.
POETRY | Jaan Kaplinski "Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin's painting 'The Flooding of the Red Horse'"
Estonian student Alex Paul Pukk recites Jaan Kaplinski's poem inspired by Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin's painting.
The premiere of Robert Wilson's 'Seven Solitudes' approaches, one of the most awaited cultural events
The premiere of Robert Wilson's 'Seven Solitudes' is set to be a significant event in the artist's legacy, being one of the last works presented after his death.
Venice Biennale allows Russia's participation and says no sanctions breached
The Venice Biennale has confirmed that Russia's participation does not violate any sanctions, affirming its commitment to artistic freedom and dialogue amidst geopolitical tensions.
A major exhibition introducing the works of Konrad Mägi opens in London
A major exhibition showcasing over 60 works of Estonian artist Konrad Mägi will open at Dulwich Picture Gallery in London on March 24.
Artist Between Cultures: 'If You Don’t Follow, the Manggus Will Come and Take You'
Mongolian artist Javkhlan Ariunbold reflects on her deeply spiritual connection to her homeland and the themes of her work as displayed at the Kallmann Museum in Germany.
Kaunas is creating something that no other city in Lithuania has had: 'This is just the beginning'
The city of Kaunas is initiating a cultural competition that invites artists to propose ideas for public spaces, which are then funded by the local government.
‘Masks, Let's Dance’ Special Exhibition at Duksung Women's University Museum
Duksung Women's University Museum is hosting the special exhibition 'Masks, Let's Dance', showcasing over 60 traditional masks reflecting the diversity of modern Korean traditional masks until December 24, 2026.
Don't miss: The Peaky Blinders gang in a movie adaptation or an exhibition on the theme of press art
The article discusses upcoming cultural events in Czechia, including the movie adaptation of 'Peaky Blinders' and an exhibition on press art.
The world is not ready to oppose either Russia or the Venice Biennale. A conversation with art theorist Kaspars Vanags
The article discusses the controversy surrounding Russia's participation in the Venice Biennale amidst the Ukraine war, featuring insights from art theorist Kaspars Vanags.
The PSA seized a painting of the 'Virgin of the Milk' in Santiago del Estero and is investigating whether it was acquired illegally
The PSA confiscated a painting of the 'Virgin of the Milk' at Santiago del Estero Airport, suspected to have been illegally acquired in Peru.
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.
New Exhibition: A Question of Scissors
The upcoming exhibition 'Hair-Power-Pleasure' in Munich's art hall explores the cultural significance and artistic representations of hair.
Symbol of Arab Culture 2026.. How Mohammad Bakri Turned His Life into a Film that Israel Does Not Want?
The late Palestinian artist and director Mohammad Bakri has been named the symbol of Arab culture for 2026, in recognition of his significant contributions to art and political expression.
Egypt is in vogue: what the reset of coordinates means and why specialists use this term to explain its rise
Egypt is experiencing a cultural resurgence, becoming a focal point in global tourism, art, and design.
Parisa Liljestrand on the criticism of the art biennale: 'It is unreasonable that Russia participates'
Sweden's Culture Minister Parisa Liljestrand criticized Russia's participation in the Venice Biennale, arguing it undermines Ukrainian culture amidst ongoing conflict.
Shock at the National Gallery. Minister Klempíř Dismissed the Director
Czech Minister Klempíř has dismissed the director of the National Gallery, causing significant reactions.
B. Britten's opera "A Midsummer Night's Dream" will be performed in Lithuania for the first time
The opera "A Midsummer Night's Dream" by B. Britten is set to premiere in Lithuania, marking a significant expansion of the country's opera repertoire.
"Voices and Memories": A Magical Evening with a Packed House at the Athens Concert Hall
Maria Farantouri and Tassos Christoyannis delivered a memorable recital of rare musical and poetic aesthetics at the Athens Concert Hall, affirming art's role in reviving memory and honoring humanity.
Quilty argues art's place in council budget
Artist Ben Quilty successfully advocated for continued funding of the Ngununggula Regional Gallery during the Wingecarribee Shire Council meeting, where funding priorities were debated.
Biennale, today the inauguration of the Central Pavilion: Giuli is not there
The Central Pavilion at the Biennale in Venice will be inaugurated today, with attendance from the deputy chief of cabinet Valerio Sarcone, as minister Alessandro Giuli is absent.
Art Exhibition Vandalized in Helsinki: Three Works Destroyed, €8,000 in Damages
An art exhibition in Helsinki suffered vandalism, resulting in damage to three artworks and an estimated cost of €8,000.
The painter Janis Rozentāls - 160! How he is recorded in the history of Latvian art?
The article commemorates Janis Rozentāls, a renowned Latvian painter, highlighting his significant contributions to Latvian art and the cultural dynamics of his time.
The Popolitov Artists' Family Exhibition is Open at the Sillamäe Museum
The Sillamäe Museum has opened an exhibition dedicated to the Popolitov artistic family, celebrating patriarch Aleksandr's 80th birthday.
Tadeusz Kantor (1915–1990). Emballage, Cricotage and Maria Jarema – Polish Exhibition is an Official Event Accompanying the 61st Venice Biennale 2026
The Starak Family Foundation, known for promoting Polish artistic heritage, announces the upcoming exhibition dedicated to Tadeusz Kantor as an official event at the Venice Biennale 2026.