More than 70 artists may have helped move the needle on the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s recent decision to remove the Sackler name from its galleries.
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The Artists’ Fair Kyoto has announced some exciting news regarding the fifth edition of the festival, set to be held next spring. Some of the festival’s featured installations will be displayed at Kiyomizu-dera Temple – Kyoto’s stunning 1,200-year-old Unesco World Heritage Site overlooking the city.
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The Salzburg Festival is projecting for a return to normal next summer, announcing a schedule of 228 performances over 45 days that include a new production of Béla Bartók’s “Bluebeard’s Castle” paired with Carl Orff’s “A Play on the End of Time.”
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Zagreb is hosting works by the contemporary American artist for an exhibition dubbed "Gloria: Croatian Female Artists Salute Kiki Smith."
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‘Get Back’ dispels the longstanding myth that Ono broke up the band.
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YARAT Contemporary Art Space is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year !
On this occasion, highlights of all 10 years, such as exhibitions, performances, theatre and film screenings, concerts, master classes, and literature evenings will be presented as part of the celebration.
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Diversity United is a travelling exhibition featuring work by 100 living artists from 34 countries – seeing this monument to liberal values moved our writer to tears.
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Since the 1990s, the Mumbai-based artist Shilpa Gupta has asked audiences to see the world from the vantage point of the oppressed, by means of large-scale sculptural installations that frequently involve participatory elements such as sound and interactive computer programmes.
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NPR Music's Turning the Tables is a project envisioned to challenge sexist and exclusionary conversations about musical greatness. Up until now we have focused on overturning conventional, patriarchal best-of lists and histories of popular music. But this time, it's personal. For 2021, we're digging into our own relationships to the records we love, asking: How do we know as listeners when a piece of music is important to us? How do we break free of institutional pressures on our taste while still taking the lessons of history into account? What does it mean to make a truly personal canon?
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The "Diversity United" exhibition has now opened its doors to the Russian public — and that is a cause for celebration for the international team organizing the event. While the show was on display at Berlin's Tempelhof Airport from June to October 2021, it sparked a great deal of interest, attracting well over 50,000 visitors.
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When was the last time you visited your local library? If you’re lucky, a bit of investigation could lead to a massive windfall. A small town near Lyon, France, discovered it was keeping a Gerhard Richter painting potentially worth millions in its artothèque, an art library where citizens and local businesses could borrow art.
Read MorePro-democracy activists and artists in Cuba say they will hold public protests on Monday, despite the government's statement that such demonstrations will not be permitted.
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