Spring 2026 with the Philharmonia
The Philharmonic Orchestra of Athens has a rich and diverse schedule of activities that highlights the work of Greek composers and its educational and social contributions to modern Greek culture.
The Phenomenon of Cold Beetroot Soup: How a Lithuanian Dish Becomes a Competitive Advantage
The article discusses how the traditional Lithuanian dish, cold beetroot soup, is gaining a competitive advantage in the modern food market due to its strong emotional ties and appealing presentation.
Shark Carcass, Gem Skull... Hirst, the 'Bad Boy of Modern Art' Creating Death, Daring but Not New
The exhibition features controversial works by British artist Damien Hirst, showcasing his exploration of death and existence at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in South Korea.
Non-Fiction: When the Dildo was Invented
The article reviews a book that explores the intricacies of English culture during the early modern period, particularly focusing on the historical context of intimacy and romance.
‘Diversity and Inclusion’ Becomes the Driving Force of Sustainable Innovation That Has Lasted 163 Years
Bayer attributes its long-standing success and innovation to its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace, which it considers vital for navigating modern challenges.
Do you have a job that is worthless? A famous anthropologist explains why the modern economy is off track
David Graeber's book discusses the concept of 'bullshit jobs' and the frustrations of modern work that lacks meaning.
Review. Oopus' 'Reivlender' Sounds Like Sauna Ritual Music
The new album 'Reivlender' by Oopus is described as music that evokes the atmosphere of a sauna ritual, combining traditional elements with modern soundscapes.
Hamburg's Olympic Bid: 'More than Lederhosen and Weisswurst'
Hamburg's mayor, Peter Tschentscher, confidently promotes the city's bid for the Olympics, emphasizing a modern and inclusive vision distinct from traditional Bavarian culture, while preparing for a referendum on May 31.
Five traditional Irish foods people would call 'strange' - from stews to snails
The article explores five traditional Irish foods that may seem unusual to modern diners, highlighting the cultural and historical significance of these dishes.
Mark Normand says late night is 'dying' — how the stand-up comic keeps up in a changing comedy scene
Comedian Mark Normand discusses the challenges of modern comedy and the decline of late-night shows in an increasingly polarized culture.
King of the Decks: King Charles tries his hand at DJing during a visit to Manchester
King Charles engaged in DJing activities during his visit to Manchester, showcasing his interest in modern culture.
Knowing everything, understanding little...
The article discusses the challenges of modern information overload, where the desire to be informed leads to superficial understanding rather than deep comprehension.
Säde Einasto: We barely fit into our value space
Säde Einasto reflects on the disconnect between modern societal issues and traditional theatrical performances.
Conservative cultural production oscillates between political resentment and moral didacticism
The article discusses the challenges of conservative cultural production in the modern artistic landscape, questioning why conservatives seem less capable of producing significant art today compared to the past.
A common liturgy: sacred images and modern ruins in Seville and Córdoba
The CAAC in Seville and C3A in Córdoba showcase a collective exhibition featuring four artists who blend sacred imagery with contemporary rituals and hybrid spaces.
Every dog praises its flea: the modern expression creation of the people is bubbling with vitality
Estonian culture is vibrant in creating new situational expressions, as noted by Loviisa Mänd, a junior researcher at Tallinn University.
"The Death of the Unicorn": Everything for Sale
The article discusses the film 'The Death of the Unicorn' directed by Alex Scharfman, highlighting its thematic departure from modern portrayals of unicorns and its commentary on human greed and family connections.
Director A. Lukošiūnienė Awarded the Star of Lithuanian Diplomacy
A. Lukošiūnienė received an award for her significant contribution to preserving the heritage of Lithuanian diplomacy and shaping its modern image, as announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Groom in a Palanquin, Guests Arrived in Bullock Carts; Watch the Video
A wedding procession in Bihar's Betiah has caught the attention of many for its nostalgic use of bullock carts instead of modern vehicles.
The "Acropole Palace" Reopens
The historic Acropole Palace building in the center of Athens is set to reopen as a modern cultural space after years of closure following extensive renovations.
How do the threads of life intertwine women and generations? Responses in the films 'Imprints' and 'Behind the Fashion'
The article discusses how two Latvian films, 'Imprints' and 'Behind the Fashion', highlight the modern woman's perspective and delve into generational relationships.
Itinerant Video Game Museum returns to Taubaté Shopping for its 15th anniversary
The Itinerant Video Game Museum is returning to Taubaté Shopping, featuring historical and modern video games for public interaction from March 14 to 29, 2023.
George Panousopoulos – The Great Lover
Renowned Greek filmmaker George Panousopoulos passed away at the age of 84, leaving behind a legacy of deeply personal and sensual cinematic work that shaped modern Greek cinema.
Frida Kahlo: From the museum to Instagram. Written by Néstor GarcÃa Canclini
The article discusses the evolution of Frida Kahlo's artistic legacy from traditional museum exhibitions to modern social media platforms like Instagram.
Big Party...
The article seems to cover various aspects of modern times and possibly an event titled 'Pachangón'.
Commentary: Old Video Games Have a Grandeur That Leaves Room for Imagination
The article encourages players not to shy away from old games, emphasizing their inherent charm and the imaginative space they provide compared to modern remakes.
What connects the legendary group "Karališka erdvė", Džordaną Butkutę, and Dubai?
The legendary Lithuanian band "Karališka erdvė" has revamped their classic hits with modern production techniques ahead of their return to the music scene.
n'Jonas: The Forgotten Art of Daydreaming
The article reflects on the lost art of daydreaming in the context of modern productivity culture and personal experience.
From Assisi to Carso, a journey through Italian identities
The article discusses a television series exploring the life of St. Francis of Assisi and his lasting impact on Italian culture, particularly through a modern lens of sustainability and harmony with nature.
Kate Hudson laments modern relationship culture, says it’s ‘so easy for us today to leave’
Kate Hudson discusses how modern relationship culture encourages people to easily leave relationships rather than invest in them.
Timothée Chalamet Goes Viral: What Did the Oscar Candidate Say That Prompted Furious Responses from Opera and Ballet Theaters?
Timothée Chalamet sparked backlash from the opera and ballet communities after suggesting that these art forms may lack relevance in the modern era during a recent event.
Ares Responds to Criticism of Auto-Tune Usage: 'Now It's 2026'
Finnish rapper Ares addresses critics of Auto-Tune, asserting its relevance in modern music.
From the Past to the Present: "Pop Culture" Revives a Lithuanian Hit from the '80s
The article discusses the revival of the 1980s Lithuanian hit "Meilė paliko" by the group Antikvaras, highlighting the efforts of the modern band Popkultūra to reintroduce this beloved classic.
Baccarelli Institute Makes a Small Revolution in Heliópolis
The Baccarelli Institute has opened a modern concert hall in Heliópolis, becoming the first such venue located within a Brazilian favela.
8 Skills That Many No Longer Master Today – Even Though They Possibly Should
The article discusses traditional skills that have fallen out of practice in modern times and highlights the importance of rediscovering them.
This Sunday with VIMA: Etymological Dictionary of Modern Greek by G. Babiniotis and "From Lent to Easter - 35 Delicious Recipes" by Argiro Barbarigou
This Sunday, the newspaper Vima will include fascinating offerings, featuring the second volume of the Etymological Dictionary of Modern Greek by Professor Georgios Babiniotis and 35 Lenten and Easter recipes from Argiro Barbarigou.
"Averof Greek School": ETA leases it to the Patriarchate of Alexandria and all Africa
The Greek public real estate company ETA has signed a lease agreement for the Averof Greek School in Alexandria, Egypt, to the Patriarchate of Alexandria, aiming to establish a modern educational institution focused on Hellenic studies.
Laurence Joseph, psychoanalyst: "Sometimes being silent means learning to listen, and that is something rare in today's society"
Laurence Joseph discusses the complexities of silence in her book 'Nuestros silencios,' exploring its various meanings and implications in modern society.
I Burst a Lot of Clichés When I Visit the Museum
The Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris celebrates the centenary of the Art Deco style, highlighting its ongoing influence on modern design.
Tatoi: Towards a modern château with historical imprint
The evaluation process for the development of the former royal estate in Tatoi is set to proceed, with five investment groups currently attracted to the project.
Jessica: Why not a really old cure for corpulence?
In her article, Jessica reflects on the high costs of modern weight loss methods and considers historical alternatives, specifically the Banting diet from 1863.
Goodbye, bicycle, goodbye: when some cyclists retire and others continue, patterns that help decide
This article explores the contrasting patterns of retirement among cyclists, highlighting how personal circumstances and the pressures of modern cycling influence their decisions.
Historical Seto Silver Jewelry to be Seen in Obinitsa Museum
A new exhibition dedicated to historical Seto silver jewelry has opened at the Obinitsa Museum, exploring their modern significance for Seto women.
The faithful partner on rails for Milanese (and for Mattarella)
The tram remains an indelible symbol of Milan, cherished by its residents for its reliability and presence, despite various modern transportation alternatives.
Zygmunt Bauman's phrase that warned why buying is no longer enough to be happy: 'Satisfaction lasts very little'
Zygmunt Bauman, a prominent contemporary philosopher, warned that the pursuit of happiness through consumption is fleeting, emphasizing that true satisfaction comes from deeper sources.
US Popstar in Munich: Jason Derulo at the Olympic Hall: Is it sexy or sexist?
Jason Derulo performs at the Olympic Hall in Munich, raising questions about the balance between sensuality and sexism in modern pop culture.
Video: No DJ, No Show... The Wedding Procession Departed in Traditional Style with 25 Bullock Carts
In a revival of an age-old tradition, a wedding procession in Uttar Pradesh featured 25 bullock carts instead of modern vehicles, highlighting a cultural celebration steeped in local customs.
A true cabinet of wonders: this is FORMA, the new design fair focused on modern collecting
FORMA is a new international design fair emerging during Madrid Design Festival, aimed at connecting designers, collectors, professionals, and buyers in the modern collecting sector.
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.
Spring invites us to the theater: there are several new items in the repertoire
Lithuanian theaters are welcoming spring with a diverse March program featuring both classic plays and modern performances to engage the audience.