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The second edition of the Capital Latin American Art Fair takes place in Córdoba, Argentina, featuring 31 galleries from various countries.

The Curitiba Festival is set to take place from March 30 to April 12, significantly enhancing the local economy and culture of the city.

Queensland's arts minister overlooked a recommendation to name a new theatre after the Aboriginal poet Oodgeroo Noonuccal, leading to controversy and public outcry.

A local food market in Iceland is featuring a unique attraction involving boiled blows, which is gaining immense popularity among children.

Gemma Cuervo, a prominent figure in Spanish theater and television, has passed away at the age of 91, leaving a rich legacy in the arts.

Estonian chef Joonas Koppel will compete in the prestigious Bocuse d'Or 2026 finals in Marseille, France, showcasing Estonia's culinary artistry.

The Academy of Arts in Iceland is facing challenges that are being recognized, but it has decided not to relocate to the Technical School.

The relocation plans for the University of the Arts in Iceland have been halted due to delays in the Technical School's move.

The article discusses composer Juris Vaivods, highlighting his extensive knowledge and contributions to theatre music, comparing him to a 'Renaissance man' and celebrating his artistic erudition.

The National Museum of Fine Arts in Argentina showcases a remarkable collection featuring artworks from renowned artists across different eras and includes notable local masters.

Actress Petra Králová expressed her desire to give a dignified farewell to her late friend Eva Pilarová.

The 'Iron Wolf' Infantry Brigade is set to host a long-standing combat self-defense tournament in Alytus, Lithuania, bringing together military personnel, law enforcement, and martial arts enthusiasts.

Timothée Chalamet faces backlash after comments about opera and ballet during a recent interview, with responses from the arts community and Hollywood figures.

Cow bezoar stones, rare formations in a cow's body, are valued at millions due to their rarity and demand in traditional medicine and decorative arts.

The article highlights Siim Rohtväli, the sound manager at Endla Theatre, whose precise coordination ensures that music and sound effects enhance performances, particularly during a school show.

Icelandic composer Hjálmar H. Ragnarsson has died.

The FBI is collaborating with UFC athletes for special training sessions in Quantico, Virginia, on March 14 and 15, 2023.

The film "National Treasure" won 10 awards, including Best Picture, at the 49th Japan Academy Awards, with Ryo Yoshizawa discussing the profound experience of pursuing the arts.

Young Australian actors are navigating a challenging industry as they pursue careers in performance arts.

A government event honoring cultural and artistic contributions has drawn criticism for showcasing a lack of culture.

The Juno Awards will be hosted in Winnipeg in April 2027 by the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, marking a return for the city after previous hosts in 2005 and 2014.

Professor Kim Hyung-nam from Sejong University was awarded the Best in Dance at the 39th Korea Arts and Culture Awards.

The Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UFMS) is offering arts courses for the first semester of 2026, with registrations open until Monday.

Marek Adamov discusses the challenges facing cultural centers in Slovakia, highlighting issues of corruption and inadequate support from the government.

Heritage advocates in New Brunswick are concerned about potential cuts to cultural funding in the upcoming budget, mirroring cuts made in neighboring Nova Scotia.

The show 'Taverna Stories' by the ensemble 'Kabaret Kalashnikov' promises an exciting evening of absurd comedy, impressive acrobatics, and vibrant Balkan beats in Taufkirchen, Germany.

Brazilian choreographer Fernando Melo and Finnish magician Kalle Nio collaborate again for a dance piece entitled 'Out of Order' at Helsinki City Theatre.

Hongik University has suspended Associate Professor Nam Kyung-joo, a musical theater actor, following allegations of sexual assault that have been referred to the prosecution.

The article discusses the important decision students and parents face in choosing a stream of study after completing 10th grade in India, with an emphasis on the importance of personal interest in the choice.

Liza Minnelli celebrates her 80th birthday, recognized not only for her iconic performances but also as a symbol of a woman's voice in a male-dominated world.

The article discusses the winners of the Icelandic Visual Arts Awards for the year 2026.

The future of Bonn's opera house and drama theater is being debated amidst concerns over their deteriorating condition, leading to five proposed planning options for their future.

The article discusses the rise of young talents in the production of 'The Little Horror Shop' in Iceland.

The opening sales for the 34th edition of the Curitiba Festival revealed strong public interest, with two shows selling out in under an hour and half of the main performances already sold out.

Students protested against cuts to cultural funding in front of the Czech Minister of Culture's office, demanding more support for the arts and the resignation of the minister.

Nekalab, a new multi-arts center in Tampere, Finland, has opened, providing long-awaited workspaces for over a hundred artists across various creative disciplines.

Students and artists in Prague protested against cuts in cultural funding and voiced their concerns over the future of the arts in the country.

A cultural project received €140,000 from the Fund for the Support of Arts, while regional centers are starting a fundraising initiative due to halted funding.

The article critiques the appointment of Paolo Di Paolo as a curator for a cultural event in Italy, juxtaposed against Beatrice Venezi's recognition in the arts.

The article discusses the prominent roles of Anastasia Karneeva and her father, Nikolai Volubyev, within Russia's military-industrial complex under Putin, highlighting their influence and connections in both state affairs and the arts.

Ronda Rousey, returning to mixed martial arts, criticized the UFC for inadequate pay and working conditions for athletes.

Latvian Culture Minister Agnese Lāce emphasized the need to avoid self-censorship in the arts in light of the KNAB's commitment to evaluate a specific theater performance.

The renowned Greek artist, George Marinos, passed away at the age of 87.

The article discusses the highlights of the Perth Festival 2026, showcasing innovative performances in unconventional venues.

A social platform in South Korea fosters new connections among individuals in their 50s and 60s through cultural events, shifting the focus from traditional social connections to shared interests.

Television actress Deepika Singh is currently training in martial arts and emphasizes the importance of self-control and learning from mistakes.

Ronja Talunik interviews three young theater enthusiasts from Tartu about their experiences and aspirations in the theater.

The Buenos Aires Theatrical Complex is implementing an ambitious plan for 2024 to revitalize its audience and support local arts amidst budgetary constraints.

Ecuadorians abroad are noted for their hard work, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit, making a significant impact in various sectors, including technology and arts.

The cultural program 'Culture in the Seeresidenz' in Seeshaupt is concluding after nearly 25 years due to the retirement of its founders following a recent change in management.