Republican Memory Foundation opens registrations for visual arts exhibition of Maranhão 2026
The Republican Memory Foundation has opened registrations for the 2026 visual arts exhibition in Maranhão, inviting local artists to submit their work by March 25, 2026.
How artists and collectives can access the resources of the Aldir Blanc Policy in RO: see the step by step
The Government of Rondônia is selecting artistic and cultural projects funded by the Aldir Blanc National Policy to support initiatives in audiovisual, digital culture, visual arts, and fashion.
Artist Miervaldis Polis Has Passed Away
Miervaldis Polis, a significant figure in contemporary Latvian art, has died, leaving behind a legacy of innovative contributions to visual arts and performance.
Such hobbies can rejuvenate the brain – up to a seven-year effect
Creative hobbies like dance, visual arts, and music can rejuvenate the brain, according to research published in Nature Communications.
"Through music, I learned to manage emotion": Zeta Yeyati
Argentinian artist Zeta Yeyati combines visual art and music to create emotionally charged works that promote joy and connection.
This Year the Viljandi Lights Visual Arts Festival Takes Place for the Fifth Time
The Viljandi Lights Visual Arts Festival is scheduled to take place from February 13 to 15, featuring light installations and a full program of events.
Curitiba Biennial Returns and Reflects the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence
The Curitiba Biennial, a significant visual arts event in Brazil, is set to return this June after a five-year hiatus, focusing on the influence of artificial intelligence in the post-pandemic world.
Silke: "The messages of the soul are revealed to me in the light of each color"
Austrian artist Silke, who has lived in Buenos Aires for over 70 years, expresses her artistic vision through sewing and recently published a book reflecting on her work and creative process.
David Lamelas: "I wanted plastic arts to stop being visual and become social"
Argentine artist David Lamelas reflects on his diverse artistic career as he prepares for a retrospective at the Dia Art Foundation in New York City.
After Igor Jurilj's statement, Porin says: 'We cannot be AI police'
Croatian artist Igor Jurilj has withdrawn from the Porin competition for best album artwork due to the inclusion of AI-generated works, sparking a crucial discussion about the growing impact of artificial intelligence in the visual arts.
Cultural Capital Awards Presented in Honor of Arvo Pärt
On February 4th, the Cultural Capital's main and lifetime achievement awards for 2025, as well as annual prizes for visual and applied arts, audiovisual arts, and folk culture, were ceremoniously awarded at the music house dedicated to Arvo Pärt.
SESC Petrolina opens registrations for cultural courses
SESC Petrolina in Pernambuco is currently accepting registrations for various cultural courses starting in February, covering music, theater, audiovisual, dance, visual arts, and literature.
The Absence of the Present: A Special Visual Coexistence within the Hellenic-American Union
The Greek-American Union showcases the first solo painting exhibition of artist Nikos Kanoglou titled 'The Absence of the Present,' curated by the artistic group Wooden Rider, of which the artist is a founding member.
Gallery Exhibition on Punk Art: Antipampe in the White Cube
The exhibition at the Berlin art space Nizza showcases contemporary positions of punk in visual arts, featuring a distinctive artwork that critiques capitalism.