Famous folk artist Jonas Rudzinskas has died
Jonas Rudzinskas, a notable Lithuanian folk artist and national award recipient, has passed away earlier this week.
Honorary citizen of Tauragė district, prominent creator has died
Juzefa Bružienė, a distinguished cultural figure from the Tauragė district and recognized folk artist, has passed away, leaving a significant loss for her family and the local cultural community.
In Valmiera, the exhibition "Hands and Threads" celebrates the 80th anniversary of Latvia's oldest folk applied arts studio
An exhibition commemorating the 80th anniversary of Latvia's oldest folk applied arts studio, Valmiera, showcases the dedication of its members in creating intricate crafts.
Elisabeth Hjorth: Do we really need Lars Strannegård's charisma?
Elisabeth Hjorth discusses whether society still needs charismatic leaders like Lars Strannegård, highlighting the importance of art and folk education.
Folk Political Anger Simmering at This Year's Spring Salon
The Spring Salon showcases traditional materials and fine portraits while reflecting a simmering public anger in Sweden, as reported by Bo Madestrand.
Redefining Tradition: Panos Valsamakis and the Birth of Modern Greek Ceramics
Panos Valsamakis was a pioneering Greek ceramist who significantly influenced modern ceramic art in Greece, drawing inspiration from Greek folk traditions and combining it with modernist elements.
Will Folk Paintings, the 'Face of the Era', Become Mainstream Art?
The discussion around whether Korean folk paintings, known as Minhwa, can become a major genre in contemporary Korean art is gaining traction as traditional motifs are increasingly incorporated into modern cultural products.
Leticia Baselgas, Folk Dancer: "The Folklore of Francoism Was a Political Construction"
Artist and art history doctor Leticia Baselgas reflects on traditional Asturian culture from a contemporary perspective, discussing themes of music, dance, identity, and territory in her writings.