Weekly news filter: Barbarism in culture is now bothering even those who summoned it
The article critiques a Slovak politician's actions that have led to detrimental effects on the cultural sector, including the withdrawal of funding for established cultural projects.
Notice allocates R$ 150 thousand for 30 Afro projects in Amapá; see how to participate
The Mãe Dulce notice will select 30 Afro projects in Amapá with a total allocation of R$ 150 thousand, aiming to support African heritage communities.
From Cerati to Nisman: the ten projects aiming to change or add names in Buenos Aires public spaces
A series of legislative proposals in Buenos Aires seeks to modify or create names for public spaces, reflecting broader political, historical, and cultural debates.
Good news for Chicago: Brandon Johnson announces $33 million in grants for community development projects
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced $33 million in grants for 58 community development projects, funded through various financial sources, to enhance housing, business growth, and cultural resources from 2024 to 2028.
Madrid projects its cultural week in Buenos Aires: an exchange that seeks to consolidate
Madrid is planning a cultural week in Buenos Aires, aiming to strengthen cultural exchanges between the two cities.
Among the nominees for the "Boņuks" award are also five projects from Latvian Public Media
The Boņuks cultural awards ceremony is a key event in Latgalian cultural life, highlighting nominees including five projects from Latvian Public Media.
Among the nominees for the 'Boņuks' award are also six projects from Latvijas Sabiedriskais Medijs
The 'Boņuks' awards ceremony for Latgalian culture features six nominated projects from Latvijas Sabiedriskais Medijs, highlighting the importance of this event in the cultural landscape of Latgale.
Among the nominees for the 'Boņuks' are also five projects from the Latvian Public Media
The 'Boņuks' awards, celebrating the best in Latgalian culture, have nominated five projects from Latvian Public Media, highlighting the cultural significance of this annual event.
Philosophy, essays, fanzines, and self-managed projects: weekend fairs in Buenos Aires
This weekend, Buenos Aires will host two free book fairs focusing on philosophy, essays, and independent publications.
What was Mariana Seoane doing in the Senate? This is what we know about her visit to the Plenary
Singer and actress Mariana Seoane visited the Mexican Senate to discuss new projects aimed at supporting communities through music.
Cultural and leisure tips from musician and cabaret artist Christian Maier: Together instead of alone
Christian Maier, a musician and cabaret artist from Bavaria, shares his cultural and leisure recommendations while also announcing his upcoming projects.
Trump administration pulls $120K in grants for research on LGBTQ cartoonists, ‘multiethnic’ studies, report says
The Trump administration has retracted $120,000 in grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities intended for projects on LGBTQ-themed comics and multiethnic studies.
28th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival: The Truth and Its Perspective
The Thessaloniki Documentary Festival solidifies its status as one of the most significant in the field, showcasing a diverse range of projects.
Promotion of exhibitions: In Vicente López, artists are called and subsidies are provided for the winners' exhibits
The municipality of Vicente López has announced the launch of Visuales 2026, inviting artists to apply for funding to showcase collective art projects.
Carlos Gomes Institute opens free registrations for musical extension projects in Belém
The Carlos Gomes Institute in Belém has opened free registrations for its musical extension projects aimed at enhancing musical skills of students and the general public.
Tamar Novas: "I feel proud to belong to a guild that chooses not to be silent"
Galician actor Tamar Novas discusses his recent projects and the cultural significance of artists speaking out during an interview.
Support for 667 projects totaling nearly 3.7 million euros in the first VKKF competition of the year
The VKKF supported 667 cultural projects in Latvia with nearly 3.7 million euros in funding in its first competition of the year, highlighting both a thriving creative sector and significant financial shortfalls.
More than a hundred churches were demolished in Brazil during the 20th century
Over 130 Catholic churches have been demolished in Brazil throughout the 20th century, due to factors such as infrastructure projects and conflicts.
The content of the program 'Latvia's School Bag' will be supplemented by new cultural events for children and youth
A new initiative aims to enrich the 'Latvia's School Bag' program with cultural projects focusing on children and youth, supported by grants from the State Culture Capital Foundation.
Frankfurt before the election: More construction sites than money
Frankfurt's cultural committee reaches a rare consensus ahead of local elections, aiming to finalize a budget amidst numerous expensive projects and construction sites.
Vice Ministry of Culture delivers over $1 million to winning projects of non-reimbursable contest funds in Guayas
Ecuador's Vice Ministry of Culture allocated over $1.2 million to support various cultural projects in the Guayas province for the 2024-2025 periods.
Point N: A Turk in the Fight Against Windmills Speaks the Language of NIMBY
Czech lawmakers are proposing a bill aimed at overcoming local opposition to development projects, known as NIMBYism, which has stirred controversy regarding its implications for cultural heritage protection.
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.
Tesonet owners have purchased a former mortuary in the capital's Žvėrynas district
The owners of Tesonet have acquired a historic mortuary in Vilnius as a real estate investment, with plans for commercial and cultural projects.
"Johanna Rolland cannot let us die": the creators of the Machines of Nantes fear they may have to leave the city
The creators of the Machines of Nantes have filed a lawsuit against the Nantes Metropolis due to financial and reputational damage from the abandonment of the 'Tree of Herons' project in 2022.
Rozzano, a mural and eight projects for urban regeneration
Rozzano launches a mural and eight initiatives aimed at urban regeneration, emphasizing community growth and cultural investment.
Padel, African cinema, and irregular protection: almost 10 million euros for pro-migrant projects in the EU
The investigation continues into the European Union's funding, revealing nearly 10 million euros allocated to projects aimed at integrating migrants through sports and culture, amidst concerns over their ideological motivations and effectiveness.
In the Music Hall – Sounding Lithuania: Culture Inspiring Strength and the Brightest Regional Projects
The article highlights a cultural event organized by Lithuania's National Culture Center, celebrating its 85th anniversary and featuring various artistic presentations and educational workshops.
Bridge Construction: How Road Building Destroys Landscapes
The article discusses the replacement of a monstrous elevated road from the DDR era in Leipzig with a new construction, critiquing the cultural and environmental impact of such projects.
Live at 12: Press conference in Tallinn with Solman, Haukanõmm, Kante, and Jesse
A Tallinn press conference will address various topics including the appointment of a new school director and funding for cultural and sports projects.
New promotion lines for the film and audiovisual industry in Ecuador announced by the ICCA
The ICCA has announced new funding initiatives for the Ecuadorian film and audiovisual sector, aiming to invest approximately $1.5 million to support 139 projects.
Cities are the Second Leg of Culture
The opening weekend of the EHMK Trenčín 2026 showcases the cultural significance of cities in Slovakia, juxtaposing vibrant cultural projects with challenges in infrastructure and preservation.
Trenčín has Declared for Free Europe. The Opening Weekend of EHMK Showed an Impressive Show and the Strength of Community Projects
Trenčín has become the second Slovak city to hold the title of European Capital of Culture, marking a significant milestone with an investment of 65 million euros for the project.
LIVE BROADCAST ⟩ Today the laureates of the Estonian Architecture Awards will be revealed
The 2025 Estonian Architecture Awards will be presented at a ceremonial event in the Tallinn City Theatre, recognizing outstanding architecture projects and their creators.
Antoni Miralda: "The United States is a magnificent country that is in a shambles"
Artist Antoni Miralda reflects on his ongoing projects as he celebrates the 40th anniversary of his Honeymoon Project with the release of a new book.
Adeleke’s ongoing projects saved Ife from embarrassment – Ooni’s chief
The Obalufe of Ile-Ife praises Governor Adeleke for infrastructure projects that enhance cultural heritage and improve access in the town.
Piauí will have R$ 45 million for cultural projects through the Aldir Blanc Law and Siec
The governor of Piauí announced R$ 45 million for cultural projects through new funding initiatives.
Ireland: Dublin presents a groundbreaking basic income program for artists
Ireland has introduced a permanent basic income scheme for artists, promising financial support to relieve economic pressures and allow them to dedicate more time to their creative projects.
Co-financing of up to 20,000 euros available for cultural projects in Daugavpils
The Daugavpils municipality has announced a project competition offering co-financing of up to 20,000 euros to support cultural initiatives that enhance the city's recognition.
He founded 'Menuets' and sketches projects only by hand. A conversation with architect Andris Kronbergs
Architect Andris Kronbergs discusses his journey from founding the band 'Menuets' to becoming an influential architect in Latvia.
The archaeological site of the Lyceum of Athens is being upgraded with new infrastructure and digital trails
The Greek Ministry of Culture is enhancing the infrastructure and services at the archaeological site of Aristotle's Lyceum in Athens, with projects included in the Integrated Territorial Investment for 'Lavrio-Athens-Eleusis' and financed through the 2021-2027 ESPA program.
Azuay presents 160 events for carnival: hotel sector projects 90% occupancy
Azuay's Prefecture has unveiled a schedule of over 160 events for the upcoming carnival, anticipating 90% hotel occupancy due to various artistic, gastronomic, and cultural presentations across the province.
New programming of La 2, which seeks to continue growing with a daily live magazine and two projects with Iñaki Gabilondo
La 2 has launched a new programming schedule aimed at increasing viewership, featuring a daily live magazine and new projects with Iñaki Gabilondo, along with the cultural show 'Sukha' and a special edition of 'Página Dos' from Paris.
Politicians and Entrepreneurs: Weimer's Blending of His Two Roles Remains Disreputable
Wolfram Weimer, the cultural state minister, is under scrutiny for accepting subsidies while also distributing them to cultural projects, all while co-owning a company that hosts high-profile networking events.
Have you heard about these three projects? They are hidden gems of our beautiful culture
The article highlights three lesser-known cultural projects in Croatia that have a significant local impact despite their small scale and budgets.
The theater that will mark 2026: the Andalusian power, an Oriol Pla in a state of grace, and the return of Coque Malla
The article discusses the uncertain political climate affecting the cultural sector in Spain, particularly theater, while highlighting significant projects and notable performances expected to shape the year 2026.
The Great New Year's Double Issue of Večernji List: A Look into 2026 through Science, Society, and Global Trends
The central part of the double issue features an extensive 16-page scientific contribution focusing on significant trends and advancements in science and technology, including artificial intelligence developments and technological breakthroughs that will shape daily life, with sections analyzing potential sports figures and cultural projects for 2026.