Exhibition at the Afro Museum brings together paintings and African artworks about Exu
The 'Padê – sentinel at the door of memory' exhibition at the Afro Brasil Museum invokes the figure of Exu through a blend of traditional and contemporary art.
Memory is activated in the cultural agenda of Buenos Aires fifty years after the coup d'état
Fifty years after the 1976 coup d'état, Buenos Aires' cultural agenda is revitalized with activities focusing on the memory and commemoration of the victims through art, cinema, and literature.
How art and human rights built the culture of memory in Argentina
The article explores the relationship between art and human rights in Argentina and how they contributed to the formation of a culture of memory over the past fifty years of democracy.
WinteRace Cortina Returns: 70 Historic Cars on the Roads of the Dolomites, a 490-Kilometer Itinerary through Landscapes, History, and Memory
The WinteRace Cortina event, showcasing 70 historic cars, returned to Cortina d'Ampezzo from March 19 to 21, 2026, celebrating alpine tradition and culture along a scenic route.
What to do in Maceió: agenda includes coconut, theater, samba, pop, and Alagoan cinema
Maceió's cultural agenda from Friday to Monday features various events, both free and paid, including popular culture, theater, music, audiovisual activities, and memory events.
The Ministry of Culture proposes to maintain the De-Sovietization Commission and not transfer its functions to local government
The Lithuanian Ministry of Culture recommends that the De-Sovietization Commission remain active and not delegate its responsibilities to local authorities to mitigate risks to the country's historical memory policy.
Lauristin: Without Estonian Literature, Young People are Falling Out of the Shared Memory Space
Social scientist Marju Lauristin discusses a recent study indicating that while young people are reading, most of their reading is done in English, which may lead to a disconnect from Estonian literature and culture.
The Guardians of Gaucho Tradition Who Kept the Memory Alive
The article commemorates the contributions of notable women who have preserved gaucho culture in Argentina, especially on International Women's Day.
Mikis Theodorakis, memory in the digital age
An exhibition honoring the legacy of Mikis Theodorakis will open in Sparta, Greece, showcasing his impact on contemporary Greek culture.
Calendar: It's a big day today – Who celebrates on March 8
The Orthodox Church commemorates the memory of Saint Gregory Palamas on March 8, a significant figure in Orthodoxy.
Review. "Dance the Dust from the Floor": I Carry Them Within Myself
The article is a review of Kairi Look's book "Dance the Dust from the Floor," which explores themes of storytelling, memory, and nature through the lens of familial connections.
Researcher Hanayrá Negreiros releases book on Afro-Brazilian memory and fashion in May
In May, historian and fashion curator Hanayrá Negreiros will release her first book, 'Negras Maneiras de Vestir: Moda, Memória e Arte afro-brasileira', exploring the history of Afro-Brazilian fashion and culture.
Giulia Andreani's Art: What Can These Pictures Tell Us?
Giulia Andreani’s artwork examines the relationship between memory culture and power politics through portraits of children who will grow up to become notable political figures.
Women's Month in Santos: programming celebrates culture, memory, and female protagonism
Santos is hosting a series of events throughout March to celebrate Women's Month, featuring various cultural activities and community engagement.
Rare photo of Aunt Ciata's house is a rescue of Brazil's erased memory
A rare photograph of Aunt Ciata's house highlights her influential role in the history of samba and Brazilian culture.
Andrejs Šavrejs. In Memory of Viktorija Pelši – the Last Great Sculptor of Latvia and Friend
The article commemorates Viktorija Pelši, a prominent Latvian sculptor, reflecting on her life and personal connections with the author.
Yemen at the Iftar Table: Traditional Ramadan Dishes Preserve the Country's Memory and Generosity
The article highlights Yemen's rich culinary heritage, especially during Ramadan, emphasizing the importance of food in cultural hospitality despite ongoing conflicts.
Photographer Arthur Tress Recovers the Memory of 'Cruising' in 1960s New York: 'It Was a Form of Socialization'
Photographer Arthur Tress reflects on the 'cruising' culture of 1969 New York in his new book, capturing the essence of social engagement in Central Park's Ramble.
MIS reopens and inaugurates exhibition in honor of the history of MS
The Museum of Image and Sound of Mato Grosso do Sul opens the exhibition "Photography and Memory" honoring photographer Rachid Waqued, celebrating the region's history and marking the 50th anniversary of the state's creation.
Project brings documentary about memory and culture of Macapá to schools
A documentary showcasing the culture and history of Macapá will be screened in local schools to promote awareness among students.
QUIZ: Night watchman, jarcher, or ras? Do you know the occupations that have almost disappeared from our cities and memories?
This article explores forgotten occupations from the past that have largely faded from modern memory, inviting readers to test their knowledge through a quiz.
Four Years of Ukraine War: "If Ukraine is abandoned, it's over"
Ukrainian philosopher Vasyl Cherepanyn discusses the intersection of art and war, the premature reconstruction plans from prominent architects, and the need for a broader Eastern European context in German remembrance culture ahead of the upcoming Berlin Biennale.
The Girl Statue 'Ari' Will Create New Shared Memories in Berlin
The girl statue 'Ari' in Berlin has a significant role in fostering a shared culture and memory within the city.
Why do Syrians see their forgotten history in the caves of Mount Qasioun?
Mount Qasioun in Damascus is a significant natural landmark that holds deep historical and cultural importance for Syrians, serving as a reminder of their collective memory.
Why is Maqluba Associated with Resistance? And How Did Muftul and Kunafa Become Part of Palestinian Memory?
The article explores the cultural significance of Maqluba and other Palestinian dishes, relating them to historical resistance and collective memory.
Iconic Ramadan Figures: Why Couldn't We Hate Abdel Ghafoor El Barai?
The article discusses the enduring popularity of the character Abdel Ghafoor El Barai from the social novel 'I Will Not Live in My Father's Cloak' and its television adaptation, highlighting its impact on Arabic culture and collective memory during Ramadan.
Culture of Remembrance: "It is moving that my Jewish body feels safe here"
A gathering of women at the Dachau concentration camp memorial reflects on safety and remembrance related to Jewish identity and Nazi history.
Sheikh Abbas Muqadami.. The Voice of Ramadan in Saudi Memory
Sheikh Abbas Muqadami is celebrated as a significant figure in Saudi Quranic recitation, associated with the cultural memory of Ramadan.
National Theater: Dedicates performances on Wednesday, February 18, in memory of Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler
The National Theater of Greece dedicates its performances on February 18 to commemorate the late historian Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler for her significant contributions to history, art, and culture.
Lia Laats 100: The articulate warrior of a silent era
Today, Lia Laats, an iconic figure in Estonian culture, is celebrated as a benchmark for the resilience of idols and collective memory.
German Culture of Remembrance: A New School of Remembrance
The article discusses the significance of German history in shaping current national policies, especially under Chancellor Friedrich Merz's leadership.
German Memorial Culture: A New School of Remembrance
The article discusses Germany's evolving perspective on its history, emphasizing how Chancellor Friedrich Merz links national memory to the country’s new leadership role in Europe.
The River of Forgetting is in X
The article explores the implications of social media on memory and distraction, drawing an analogy to the mythological River Lethe.
Folding Ladder Feminism
The article discusses the necessity of preserving women's contributions to history and culture without diminishing their significance through neglect or mere nominal acknowledgment.
We want people to take away a strong cultural experience – not a memory of someone booing someone else, says the director of EHMK Trenčín
The official program of the European Capital of Culture (EHMK) opens this weekend in Trenčín, Slovakia, focusing on creating a memorable cultural experience rather than negative interactions.
Thumb": A literary risk at the limits of mental dissolution
Christos Randou's "Thumb" is a bold literary work that explores the dark corners of the human psyche, blending themes of childhood memory and adult madness.
Exhibition in Belém brings together artists from the North in a show about Amazon culture and memory
An art exhibition showcasing Amazonian culture and memory has opened in Belém, featuring works from artists across Northern Brazil.
Her husband went to Japan to explore the Moon, she followed him, and in Tokyo discovered another planet on Earth: "Despair"
An Argentine woman reflects on her two years of living in Tokyo, grappling with the fear that her experiences may fade into forgetfulness once she returns to the West.
Justificationism is growing again. We must eradicate it with culture
Roberto Menia, a long-time member of parliament and now senator of Fratelli d'Italia, discusses the importance of cultural memory in combating justificationism related to the Italian genocide victims of the Tito regime during a debate in Madrid.
Germany and Israel: At War with German Memory Culture
Intellectuals in Germany critically assess the country's commitment to Israel in a new book suggesting that excessive Zionism could lead to new forms of fascism.
Quiz: Test your memory of the 2020s … so far
ABC News invites readers to participate in a quiz that challenges their memory of significant events from the 2020s in pop culture, sports, and world news.
Alain Chamfort, Gabrielle Halpern, Dr. Elena Perrin... Discover the program of the Big Bang of memory
Le Figaro presents a special program focusing on memory, featuring discussions with medical professionals, philosophers, and artists.
The Light We Call Home: The Light of the Aegean Becomes Memory and Identity
A new project in the Aegean explores the light, history, and identity of its islands through community stories and traditions.
Announcement of Scholarships for Lyric Singing in Memory of Elisavet Chatzivassiliou and Frantzeska Beza
The Greek Ministry of Culture announced a scholarship competition for lyric singing in memory of two young singers who tragically lost their lives in an accident, aimed at supporting the next generation of lyric artists.
Sami Joiker and Big Band Perform Together - Orchestra Follows Sheet Music, Joiker Recalls from Memory
A unique concert blended traditional Sami joik with the Oulu All Star Big Band, showcasing the challenges of merging different musical styles.
Route of the companies: Mexico City among art, movement and urban memory
Mexico City uniquely activates its cultural life through public spaces and interactions rather than traditional venues, particularly highlighted during its Art Week in February.
QUIZ: What was first? Can you handle 32 general knowledge questions without a mistake?
A quiz designed to test historical memory and general knowledge across various fields including literature, science, technology, and culture is introduced, featuring questions about historical figures and inventions.
AI Fakes on Social Media: False Images from the Holocaust
The number of AI-generated Holocaust images on Facebook and TikTok is rapidly increasing, prompting warnings from memorial sites while platform operators respond sluggishly, raising concerns for collective memory culture.
Discover eight exhibitions to visit in São Paulo in February
The article presents eight exhibitions in São Paulo for February, highlighting photography, architecture, contemporary art, and historical memory, including a notable LGBTQIA+ exhibition at the Museum of Sexual Diversity.
Lives on the Field, the Olympics that Changed History
The event 'Lives on the Field' is a cultural journey promoted by Fondazione Feltrinelli and Fiera Milano that intertwines sport, memory, and active citizenship in anticipation of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina.