Spring and Flood Waters in Master V. Purvītis's Work. Let's Get to Know LNMM!
The article discusses a project by the Latvian National Museum of Art, focusing on educational activities centered around the works of artist Vilhelms Purvītis and various aspects of the museum.
The amenities that surprise in buildings: from the most unusual to the ones that work like Tinder
The real estate market in Argentina is shifting, with amenities becoming central to premium residential experiences, reflecting broader cultural changes in living and working.
The Finnish Cultural Foundation awarded Veli-Pekka Lehtola for his contributions to Sámi culture
The Finnish Cultural Foundation has awarded emeritus professor Veli-Pekka Lehtola a significant prize for his work in promoting Sámi culture, although he expresses mixed feelings about the honor.
Tõnu Kõrvits: I Write Every Work as if It Were My Last
Estonian composer Tõnu Kõrvits, honored for his new works, expresses his commitment to treating each creation as if it were his final piece.
Taubaté's clay work receives national certificate of originality
The clay work produced by artisans in Taubaté has received national recognition through an official certificate from the Brazilian government, acknowledging its originality.
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.
Do you know how the artist Jāzeps Grosvalds’ “Persian Scenes” came to be during the war march?
The article discusses how artist Jāzeps Grosvalds created his work “Persian Scenes” while navigating the challenges and circumstances of the war in Europe.
Šarić: The City of Zagreb has banned my artistic work, how will I now perform my performance?
The artist Šarić faces rejection from the City of Zagreb for his performance funding application, raising concerns about artistic freedom and support in the cultural sector.
Is the Brazilian Lazy?
A critique of the stereotype labeling Brazilians as lazy, framing it within cultural and historical contexts.
Clean and Sustainable Cuisine Takes Brazilian to TikTok's Discover List
Brazilian content creator Alene de Godoy has been recognized in TikTok's global 'Discover List 2026' for her impactful work in clean cuisine and cultural gastronomic heritage.
David Černý Physically Occupied Public Space. I Wouldn't Talk About Quality, Says Art Historian Milena Bartlová
Art historian Milena Bartlová discusses the controversy surrounding modern art, particularly David Černý's work, highlighting its impact on public perception and the ongoing cultural debates in Czechia.
QUIZ ⟩ Do you know 'Säärast mulki'?
A film adaptation of Lydia Koidula's first play 'Säärane mulk' is now released, and this quiz tests audience knowledge about the work.
Trío Garupá and the work of Ramón Ayala: the chamamé and why there is no separation between music and daily life
The Argentinian music group Trío Garupá emphasizes the deep cultural connection of chamamé music to daily life as they celebrate the work of Ramón Ayala during their upcoming tour.
"Strange Approach" in Icelandic Sports Work
The article discusses the peculiar methods and challenges faced in the Icelandic sports sector.
Work begins to convert the Helicoide into a public space "to elevate happiness"
The Venezuelan government has announced the start of renovations to convert the Helicoide, a former prison and known torture center, into a public space aimed at social and cultural development.
Olympics: the grand finale is an open-air work, the Arena extinguishes the flame
The closing ceremony of the first widespread Olympics took place in Verona, uniting over 1400 athletes from 93 nations in a symbolic farewell to the Italian Alps before passing the torch to the French Alps.
Sinners and Vera star Wunmi Mosaku 'changed forever' in marriage with famous talent agent
Wunmi Mosaku, known for her roles in 'Sinners' and 'Vera', reflects on personal growth stemming from her marriage to a prominent talent agent and her cultural heritage revealed through her work in a recent vampire film.
"Almost Equal, Almost Brother", a stage creation on money and racism by Christophe Rauck
Christophe Rauck's new production at the Théâtre des Amandiers in Nanterre explores themes of money and racism through the work of Swedish-Tunisian author Jonas Hassen Khemiri.
New Discovery in Spain. This Old Mountain Shelter is the Work of Gaudí
A new report confirms that the Xalet del Catllaràs mountain shelter in Catalonia, Spain, was designed by the famous architect Antoni Gaudí.
TESTS: What do you know about Marģeris Zariņš, his musical and literary works?
The article explores the life and contributions of composer and writer Marģeris Zariņš, emphasizing his unique style of polystylism and his significant body of work in various genres during and after Soviet times.
The Venetian Genesis of Tintoretto in Competition with the Sistine Chapel
The article explores the historical and cultural significance of Tintoretto’s work in Venice, particularly in the context of contemporary art and forthcoming exhibitions.
The dismissed amateur collective leaders in Rēzekne district will return to work, but not all
The Rēzekne municipality has decided to reinstate some amateur collective leaders after public protests over their dismissals.
"La strada": a ballet that you will see only at LNOBT
The ballet 'La strada' is exclusively performed by the LNOBT in Vilnius and is a notable work by contemporary choreographer Marco Goecke.
Restoration: Are they badly damaged? They are making it nice again
The article discusses the restoration journey of various objects as part of a project where the team emphasizes careful and meticulous work to bring them back to their former glory.
Sebastião Salgado's Relationship with Paris Unveiled in Exhibition in the French Capital
A new exhibition in Paris pays tribute to the renowned Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado, showcasing his life's work and connection to the city.
Famous Lithuanian Professor S. Skrodenis Has Died: We Have Lost a Luminary and Researcher
Renowned Lithuanian professor Stasys Skrodenis, known for his work in folkloristics and cultural connections between Baltic and Finnish cultures, has passed away.
Work group defines LRT mission, would like to see the board from 2028
A work group in Lithuania has defined the mission of LRT, emphasizing the importance of reliable information and cultural preservation, while ensuring independence from political influences.
Letter to the Joyful Rīdzinieks: Elizabete Lukšo-Ražinska Addresses Ādolfu Ersu in 'Literature'
Elizabete Lukšo-Ražinska invites the late author Ādolf Ersa to participate in a project reflecting on his work, intertwining the past with the present in the realms of literature.
Cecilia Estrada Solá, the historian of Guayaquil who explored the past and the future
Cecilia Estrada Solá, a renowned historian from Guayaquil, is celebrated for her extensive work on the city's history and her contributions to historical documentation.
DRC: Musicians work to preserve Congolese rumba
In Kinshasa, musicians are making efforts to preserve Congolese rumba, a genre recognized for its historical significance and recently added to UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage list.
Camila Appel's Work Transforms the Taboo of Death into an Act of Care
Camila Appel explores the cultural taboo surrounding death in her book "Enquanto Você Está Aqui," addressing themes of aging, loss, and the inevitability of mortality through personal and social lenses.
Insects Are Becoming a Kind of Cultural Evening Star
The article discusses the significance of insects in culture and their critical role in the ecosystem, highlighted by the recent premiere of a work titled 'Insecta' by Simon Toldam.
This Sunday with Vima: "The Spring Notebook" by ARKA
A collectible notebook, described as a small work of art by the unique ARKA, is being released this Sunday with Vima, featuring beloved characters and sketches.
Roberto Saviano recounts the unpublished work of Michela Murgia: "Accepting hate means disarming it"
Michela Murgia's work, 'Lezioni sull’odio,' explores the concept of hate, advocating for its acknowledgment rather than suppression as a crucial human experience.
Self-proclaimed Georgian prophet digs in Sigulda's Devil's Cave, convinced it is God's temple
A self-proclaimed prophet from Georgia has begun unauthorized excavation work in the renowned Sigulda Devil's Cave, believing it to be a sacred site.
The Last Farewell to the Body: A Dialogue with Lo Proton on Word and Face in 'The Society of Ghosts'
French sociologist and anthropologist David Le Breton explores the existential condition through a sensory and cultural lens in his work 'The Society of Ghosts'.
What Happened Behind the Camera? The Life Notes of the Director in the Book "Juris Podnieks. Diaries"
A new book celebrating the life and work of director Juris Podnieks has been published, coinciding with what would have been his 75th birthday.
Le Figaro on Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler: "A key reference point for Byzantine studies" her work
The renowned Franco-Greek historian Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler, a key figure in Byzantine studies and the first woman to lead the prestigious Sorbonne university, passed away at the age of 99.
Nantes: 20 years later, the enigma of the theft of the Code Noir remains unresolved
The theft of the historic 'Code Noir' book in Nantes, which occurred during renovation work in January 2006, remains unsolved two decades later.
From the workshop to the parade: how the costumes that shine in Pernambuco's maracatu are produced
The article explores the intricate process behind creating dazzling costumes for the maracatu festival in Pernambuco, Brazil, emphasizing the hard work of artisans like Francy Silva.
Grammy-winning artist Thundercat: 'Artists are warriors and the bass (my instrument) is like my sword'
Thundercat discusses his music, influences, and upcoming album, highlighting the importance of humor and cultural references in his work.
To like an artist, you need to know what they think about Donald Trump
The author reflects on the dilemma of having to consider artists' political opinions, particularly about Donald Trump, before forming opinions about their work.
Review: 'I am like the king of a rainy country', by Edgardo Scott
This article reviews Edgardo Scott's work, which explores the cultural phenomena surrounding serial killers and their representation in society.
"Exhibiting the work of Graciela Iturbide is opening a window to the essence of humanity": Roxana Velásquez
The San Diego Museum of Art is hosting an exhibition of Graciela Iturbide's photographs from February 14 to June 7, 2026, showcasing her extensive work that reflects on human identity and cultural memory.
Anna October, a designer in Ukraine: "The biggest challenge is working in a war zone. Every day there are bombings, I see missiles and drones from the window"
Ukrainian designer Anna October discusses the challenges of her work amidst ongoing war, emphasizing the resilience and cultural significance of fashion.
Was Machado de Assis a Carnival Reveler? Understand the Relationship Between the Writer's Life and Work with Carnival
The article explores the unexpected connection between the renowned Brazilian writer Machado de Assis and his involvement in Carnival festivities during his youth.
This is how the reform of 'The Last Judgment' of the Sistine Chapel will be: three months of work and a technique with tissue paper and distilled water
The Sistine Chapel will undergo a major restoration of Michelangelo's 'The Last Judgment' over the next three months, employing a delicate technique involving tissue paper and distilled water to remove a salt layer that has formed over time.
Contra: In Latvia, Estonian literature is better known than Latvian literature here
A discussion highlights how Estonian literature is more recognized in Latvia than Latvian literature in Estonia, focusing on a Latvian author's work.
Mariano de Paco, in Velintonia: "The Generation of '27 was also about dialogue and harmony. And that is how we work"
Mariano de Paco discusses the importance of recovering the spirit of cooperation and harmony associated with Spain's Generation of '27 while announcing a significant investment to enhance literary heritage in Madrid.
Pictures: Contra visits the "President's Book Club"
Cultural program "President's Book Club" features the work of author Guntis Berelis and his collection "Mr. Heidegger Likes Cats and Other Stories," with guests including translator Contra and lecturer Ilze Talberga.