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Casa Mocha in Huacalera combines art, culture, and a unique culinary experience with a menu that blends Andean and Lebanese recipes.

The article discusses a major exhibition and associated works celebrating the life and art of Johan Tobias Sergel, a pivotal figure in 18th-century European art.

Dancer's Day in Argentina celebrates Jorge Donn, a notable figure in dance history, recognized for his contributions to the art and his partnership with famous dancers.

Sara Nilsson's installation "Step into Nature" at Värmland Museum invites visitors to contemplate nature alongside serene girl figures amidst flora and fauna.

A Vilnius apartment has been transformed into stylish and functional living spaces, exceeding the homeowner's expectations.

Belo Horizonte offers free cultural activities and outdoor spaces even on Mondays, challenging the notion of a dull start to the week.

An exhibition showcasing the works of Finnish graphic artist Pentti Kaskipuro opens at the Sara Hildén Art Museum in Tampere, featuring iconic food studies and reflecting his significant artistic journey.

Tony Pitony, a social media phenomenon, made a notable appearance at the Sanremo Music Festival, sparking curiosity and debate about his persona and artistic style.

Miquel Barceló creatively transforms newspapers into art pieces, showcasing his works at EL PAÍS's stand during Arco, coinciding with the newspaper's 50th anniversary.

A new wave of young galleries is revitalizing the Arco art fair and the Spanish art market with diverse, international perspectives and innovative programming.

The Persian Gulf region is emerging as a dynamic hub for art, attracting artists and curators, including many from Spain, despite its lack of freedoms.

The 45th edition of Arco, taking place in Madrid from March 4 to 8, focuses on artistic creation in the year 2045, with artists and experts envisioning a more diverse and stable sector.

The article discusses how art centers from New York to Bilbao are expanding to maintain relevance and attract more visitors, despite significant material and symbolic costs.

The article reflects on the cultural legacy of the siege of Sarajevo, recalling its end on February 29, 1996, exactly 30 years ago, and how various forms of art have captured this painful period in history.

Local amateur art collectives in Vilani, Latvia, are concerned about potential budget cuts that could jeopardize their activities.

The Duomo in Milan is showcasing artistic photographs of its spires for the first time, as part of the exhibition 'Duomo d'autore' that will run until May 24.

The Empire Theater in Argentina is a historic venue that has served various artistic functions over the decades, adapting to cultural shifts.

The Paço das Artes museum in São Paulo opens the "Listen Here!" exhibition, focusing on sound as a form of artistic experience.

The Akureyri School of Art is adjusting its teaching methods to address severe space limitations.

The exhibition highlights the often-overlooked importance of soil as a vital component for life on Earth, addressing its neglect in modern society and urbanization.

The Adelaide Biennial 2026 focuses on how artists can challenge societal norms and political boundaries through the medium of sculpture.

This article showcases a selection of the best photographs taken in Australia during February 2026, featuring diverse subjects from across the country.

Buenos Aires is closing February with a free festival at the Galileo Galilei Planetarium, featuring scientific talks, art, music, and astronomical observation activities.

A painting by Vilhelm Hammershøi is set for auction at Sotheby’s in London, with an estimated value between £1.5 million and £2 million.

A Swedish painter receives mixed reactions to her artwork, including harsh criticism from a reviewer.

The article discusses the artistic success of Swedish painter Hanna Hirsch Pauli in Paris during the late 19th century and contrasting perspectives about her acclaim.

Mexican jeweler Jorge Manilla visits Córdoba, Argentina, for a series of workshops and lectures on jewelry making and artistic expression.

Tony Pitony is a divisive figure in the Italian pop music scene, showcasing a blend of technical skill and provocateur theatricality.

Malwina Konopacka's designs, particularly her vase project 'EYE', have become celebrated symbols of contemporary Polish design, influencing both art and the industry beyond Poland's borders.

Janis Mitrevics’ solo exhibition at Art Station 'Dubulti' explores human manipulation and modern society through the lens of dolls as symbolic representations of people.

The article 'Goodbye, Luis Murschetz!' reflects on the contributions of Luis Murschetz to the realm of art and public discussion.

Brazilian artist Carla Chaim debuts her solo exhibit titled 'Suspension' at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA) in Buenos Aires, showcasing her exploration of the body's physical and symbolic boundaries.

The death of Darío Lopérfido, a prominent Argentine cultural manager, prompted tributes from various public figures on social media after his passing in Madrid.

A new exhibition titled 'Early Spring' at Prague Castle is showcasing the relationship between flowers and contemporary art.

Ahti Seppeti's personal exhibition titled 'Free Will' will open on March 6 at the Tartu Art House, curated by Indrek Grigor.

Ene-Liis Semper is set to host an event titled "Where Are You?" at Unibet Arena on March 8, which is rumored to potentially match the impact of the NO99 'Unified Estonia Congress'.

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.

The article discusses the criticism of artists and cultural figures who oppose Israel, suggesting that their stance does not automatically equate to antisemitism or a genuine concern for Palestine.

Ieva Putniņa discusses her artistic journey and influences in a recent interview, highlighting her love for nature and the environment.

The article discusses a drawing by Allan Hmelnitski, showcasing his artistic contributions and connection to cultural events in Estonia.

Thirty-five etchings by Rembrandt van Rijn, hidden for nearly a century in a private collector's home, will soon be displayed in a Dutch museum.

The article discusses the emergence of the Epos 257 art initiative in the context of urban development in Mánes, Czechia.

The article discusses the implications of Dostoevsky's 'Crime and Punishment' for the Russian nation and contrasts their cultural pride with a lack of genuine understanding of its lessons.

Béla Tarr's filmmaking will be celebrated in March at Sõpruse cinema and Tartu Elektriteater with screenings of three of his films following his passing on January 6.

Alma Söderberg's piece "Infinétude" uses captivating music created through snaps, humming, and whistling, combining strong emotions from flamenco with a desire to let go of control.

The article provides a comprehensive calendar of museum exhibitions happening in various locations across Germany and Spain for March 2023.

This article discusses the artistic collaboration behind the performance 'The Farmer's Honor' at the Latvian National Opera, emphasizing the importance of acting skills for opera singers.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's visit to a cutting-edge green hydrogen plant in Japan signals a potential revolution in the energy sector for India.

Estonian conductor Maria Seletskaja discusses her experiences and the contemporary adaptation of the ballet "Giselle," which recently premiered in London.

The Vilnius Book Fair features a colorful installation with oversized human body and facial details, offering visitors a unique experience of feeling small in a much larger world.