Pinta Panama Returns, the Week that Connects the Art of the Continent
Pinta Panama Art Week will take place from March 18 to 22, featuring free public programs including exhibitions, guided tours, and conversations with international guests.
Interpol and a campaign on social media helped recover a work by painter Ricardo Celma
An artwork by Argentine painter Ricardo Celma, titled 'Peter and Wendy', was recovered in England after an international search involving Interpol and social media.
Edinburgh international festival will explore America’s creativity and cruelty, says director
The 2023 Edinburgh International Festival will highlight American art that both celebrates US creativity and exposes its societal shortcomings, according to festival director Nicola Benedetti.
Europe does not want Russia at the Biennale
The decision to allow Russia's participation in the Venice Biennale has sparked an international debate intersecting art, European diplomacy, and the Ukraine conflict.
International Street Artists Festival arrives in Salvador with free shows and workshops
The 19th International Street Artists Festival is being held in Salvador, Brazil, featuring free performances and workshops over three days.
Curitiba Festival highlights plays about women's stories in Women's Month
The 34th edition of the Curitiba Festival emphasizes women's stories in its programming, coinciding with International Women's Day in March.
The editorial by Philippe Gélie: "Donald Trump, the art of war reversed"
Philippe Gélie critiques Donald Trump's approach to international conflict, likening it to deal-making rather than traditional warfare.
Catalan museums recognize artists born between 1920 and 1950 on the eve of International Women's Day
Catalan museums are honoring female artists born between 1920 and 1950 in a ceremony organized before International Women's Day.
Frida Kahlo, a Global Passion in the Year of the Great Mexican Artist: From the Museum to Instagram
Frida Kahlo's art continues to resonate globally, with significant exhibitions planned in various countries through 2025 and 2026.
"Invisible Stitches": 48 artists "sew" a visual narrative about women
An exhibition titled 'Invisible Stitches' showcasing the works of 48 artists exploring women's experiences is set to open in Palaia, Greece, on International Women's Day, March 8, 2026.
Why is the International Sculptor's Day celebrated today?
International Sculptor's Day, celebrated on March 6th, honors the artistry and contributions of sculptors, particularly focusing on the legacy of Michelangelo.
Malpensa, the ideal city of women by Giulia Caruso celebrates March 8
In celebration of International Women's Day on March 8, Milan's Malpensa Airport hosts an art exhibition titled 'She’s Not Your Muse' by artist Giulia Caruso, open to the public until June 5.
Venice Art Biennale Allows Participation from Russia This Year
The Venice Art Biennale has decided to allow Russia to participate this year, which has generated international protests.
Arco, an Artistic Oasis Amidst Global Turmoil Resonating with an Orgy
The 45th edition of the Arco contemporary art fair takes place in Madrid, showcasing global participation despite rising geopolitical tensions.
March 8 at Nuvola: photographic exhibition "Women for Women Against Violence" and "Concert for Women" - Free entrance
EUR SpA is hosting a series of events in celebration of International Women's Day at the Nuvola di Fuksas, featuring an art exhibition, performance, and concert dedicated to women.
Irene Rodríguez: 'I cannot conceive of buying art to enjoy it alone'
Irene Rodríguez, a prominent lawyer and expert in international relations, discusses her views on art and social gatherings ahead of the ARCO art fair in Madrid.
Irene Rodríguez, collector: 'I can't conceive of buying art to enjoy it alone'
Irene Rodríguez, an art collector with deep ties to politics and international relations in Spain, discusses her perspective on art buying and hosting influential figures.
Susan Sarandon at the Goya Awards: "The moral clarity of your president and artists helps me feel less alone"
Susan Sarandon, while receiving the Goya International Award in Barcelona, expressed her admiration for Spanish artists and the country's president, reflecting on the moral clarity she perceives in their work amidst global violence and cruelty.
The change is here: the 13 young galleries that renew Arco (and the Spanish art market)
A new wave of young galleries is revitalizing the Arco art fair and the Spanish art market with diverse, international perspectives and innovative programming.
Argentina Will Star in a Key Week in Madrid, Under International Spotlight
Argentina is set to be in the international spotlight next week in Madrid, showcasing its contemporary art at several prominent fairs and exhibitions.
Photos: An exhibition introducing one of Finland's richest art collections opened at the Kadriorg Art Museum
An exhibition featuring one of Finland's most diverse art collections has opened at the Kadriorg Art Museum, showcasing over 70 works of art from prominent Finnish and international artists.
MC Cabelinho, Jeito Moleque, Carnival hangover, international exhibition and more: check out the events schedule in ES
The article outlines a rich schedule of events in Espírito Santo leading into the end of February, featuring artists from various music genres and an international art exhibition.
Nazis, horses, and Aphrodite. The count who lived in Argentina, was a protagonist of international jet set, and had the most expensive marble statue
The article discusses Federico Augusto Zichy Thyssen, a European aristocrat who lived in Argentina and is noted for his connections to the international jet set and a significant historical background involving the financing of Hitler's rise to power.
The Biennale art wants to resonate with the soul in 'minor key'
The 61st International Art Exhibition at the Venice Biennale acknowledges its late director Koyo Kouoh by continuing her curatorial vision.
Who was Agnes Kašpárková and why did she become known worldwide
Agnes Kašpárková, a Czech artist, gained international recognition for her volunteer work in beautifying her village of Louka through traditional floral designs.
Berlin Film Festival Honors 'Political' Works - A Response to Criticism Over Gaza?
The 76th Berlin International Film Festival closed with two notable awards that emphasized political themes amid criticism surrounding events in Gaza.
A dozen skulls, a village in Álava, and the European trafficking of relics during the Flanders wars
A researcher from the University of the Basque Country is leading an international network to trace the journey of hundreds of skulls that arrived in Spain from Germany during the 16th and 17th centuries, revealing an artistic world created by women.
The 'Ysaÿe International Music Competition Finals' Will Be Held in Korea in July
The finals of the Ysaÿe International Music Competition will take place at the Icheon Art Hall in Korea from July 10-11, marking the first time this international event has been hosted in the country.
Death of an exceptional artist: What remains of Henrike Naumann
Henrike Naumann, an emerging artist, has passed away just before her anticipated international breakthrough, marking a significant loss for the art world and those close to her.
Venice Biennale, Reina Sofía and MASP: the Argentinians shaping the international agenda in 2026
In 2026, Argentine art is making a significant impact on the international circuit through various biennales, museums, galleries, and cultural centers around the world.
Lilia Schwarcz opens a debate cycle on art and history in the gallery
Historian Lilia Schwarcz leads a series of debates at the Claraboia gallery in São Paulo, focusing on the intersection of art and history ahead of International Women's Day.
Who is Rafael Olarra, the Argentine who won over Pedro Pascal
Rafael Olarra, an Argentine art director, gained international attention after being photographed with Hollywood actor Pedro Pascal during Valentine’s weekend in New York City.
Fake works of art: When myth meets crime – Innovations of the new law against forgery
A new law against forgery in Greece seeks to address the extensive international network behind the production and distribution of counterfeit artworks.
The Fourth Anniversary of the War in Ukraine Will Be Commemorated in Vilnius with the 'Put in Jail' Action
An event in Vilnius will feature an AI-generated life-sized figure of Vladimir Putin in a criminal uniform, symbolizing calls for accountability for his regime.
Oscar favorite that takes your breath away
Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi has transformed regime criticism into compelling film art, with his acclaimed work 'Just an Accident' winning the Palme d'Or at Cannes and positioning him as a top contender for the Oscar for Best International Film.
Oscar Favorite That Takes Your Breath Away
Iranian director Jafar Panahi is recognized for turning regime criticism into cinematic art with his film 'Just an Accident,' which won the Palme d'Or at Cannes last year and is a strong contender for the Oscar for Best International Film.
Women at the Center, a Month of Art with More than 50 Activities in 22 Venues
The event will feature over 50 activities dedicated to spotlighting women's contributions to the arts and addressing systemic inequalities in the music industry.
The art of partnering with a non-declining predatory hegemon
The article critiques Argentina's potential agreement with the United States, cautioning that it may once again align the country with a declining hegemon.
Mathias Kryger: Here are 3 exhibitions I am following abroad this spring
Mathias Kryger discusses three international art exhibitions to look forward to this spring, particularly highlighting LGBTQ+ themes.
Photos: Nearly 40,000 people have visited the LEGO art exhibition in Tallinn
The LEGO art exhibition in Tallinn has attracted nearly 40,000 visitors, with a diverse audience including families with children and adults, 30% of whom are international.
He Left His Position as a Manager in a Multinational Company to Dedicate Himself to Art: Today He Sells His Works Abroad and Managed to Exhibit at the Louvre
Mauro Ketlun left his corporate job to pursue a career in art, achieving international sales and an exhibition at the Louvre.
For the first time in Germany: The exhibition "Balloon Worlds": Quite inflated – a world tour with balloons
The "Balloon Worlds" exhibition in Munich features creations made from over 500,000 balloons by 19 international artists, running from February 14 to April 12.
Outback artist finds fame in Japan thanks to tote bag and J-pop star
Jason McCarthur, a Broken Hill artist, gains international recognition in Japan after a J-pop star was spotted with one of his tote bags, leading to a sold-out exhibition in Tokyo.
"Zona Maco facilitates dialogue with collectors and international institutions": Direlia Lazo
Zona Maco 2026 concluded successfully, attracting over 82,000 attendees and featuring more than 200 international galleries.
Park Mi-jung Appointed as Chair of Korean Committee for International Council of Museums
Park Mi-jung has been elected as the chair of Korea's Committee for the International Council of Museums (ICOM).
The Kazakh pastry chef Meruyert Nursila surprises the world from Barcelona with her 'origami cakes'
Kazakh pastry chef Meruyert Nursila is gaining international attention for her artistic cakes inspired by Japanese origami, all from her base in Barcelona.
Winners of the 27th International Ice Sculpture Festival Awarded in Jelgava
The 27th International Ice Sculpture Festival in Jelgava showcases ice sculptures themed around 'The Power of Illusion,' featuring 20 sculptors from 12 countries.
LOOK! The grand Ice Sculpture Festival has been opened in Jelgava. This year's theme - 'The Power of Illusion'
Jelgava hosts the 27th International Ice Sculpture Festival with the theme 'The Power of Illusion', inviting artists to challenge perceptions of reality.
Finnish snow sculptors won in Japan
A Finnish team won an international snow sculpting competition in Sapporo, Japan, with their sculpture titled 'Momentary Stillness.'
Leonel García and Noel Schajris from Sin Bandera start their ‘Escenas’ tour: ‘It is an era of control over our art’
Sin Bandera, a duo celebrating 25 years since their debut, is launching their new album 'Escenas' alongside an international tour starting in Ecuador.