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• Tobias Rehberger's 'Ui. Ja' Transforms Baden-Baden's Kurgarten into a Nighttime Light Art Parcours exhibition

  In Baden-Baden, Germany, German sculptor Tobias Rehberger has launched 'Ui. Ja,' transforming the Kurgarten into an exhibition of diverse artworks. This includes light displays in…

• Romanian Soprano Ileana Cotrubas Dies at 87 other

  Ileana Cotrubas, the celebrated Romanian soprano known for her interpretations of the Italian operatic repertoire, died on August 20 at the age of 87. Her death was reported by Le…

• Oscar-winning 'No Other Land' filmmakers bring Gaza documentary 'Naza' to Venice competition festival-fair

  The documentary 'Naza', directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, has been included in the competition lineup of the Venice Film Festival, which features 21 entries this year.…

• Ukraine's Ex-Defense Minister Calls for Wartime Elections, Polls Ahead of Zelensky other

  In a video released in late July, Mykhailo Fedorov, the former Ukrainian Defense Minister who was dismissed by President Volodymyr Zelensky in mid-July, publicly demanded that…

• Zwei Leben: DDR-Spionin in Norwegen enttarnt – Arte-Film über Geheimnisse und Gerechtigkeit other

  Der Film „Zwei Leben“, von Georg Maas inszeniert, wird am 24. August auf Arte ausgestrahlt und ist bis zum 22. September in der Arte-Mediathek verfügbar. Die Handlung dreht sich…

• Un paraíso ilimitado: Photography Contest on Universal Accessibility in Cáceres award

  Apamex, in collaboration with the Diputación Provincial de Cáceres, has launched the photography competition 'Un paraíso ilimitado' to promote universal accessibility actions in…

• artpress n°546 – September 2026 Table of Contents publication

  The September 2026 issue of the French contemporary art magazine artpress, numbered 546, has been published. The issue includes a table of contents outlining its contents: a…

• Legal experts advise artists and collectors on recovering works from insolvent galleries market-auction

  The recent bankruptcies of galleries including Stephen Friedman, Arusha, and Simon Lee have created challenges for artists and collectors attempting to retrieve consigned artwork,…

• Pompeii's Mosaics: Hidden Stories of Wealth, Warning, and Daily Life cultural-heritage

  TheCollector showcases five remarkable mosaics from Pompeii, preserved due to the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79, which provide a glimpse into the lives of the ancient Roman…

• Zora Howard's 'Hang Time' Confronts Racial Violence at Soho Rep other

  Zora Howard's play 'Hang Time' is currently running at Soho Rep in New York, presenting a stark depiction of racial violence. The work opens with three Black men suspended from an…

• Mexico City's Museum Boom: From Aztec Skulls to Frida Kahlo's Red House cultural-heritage

  Mexico City boasts a total of 171 museums, such as the National Museum of Anthropology and the Tequila and Mezcal Museum. Among the latest additions are the Kahlo House Museum…

• Pressing Issues: 1930s Social Justice Prints at Chazen Museum exhibition

  The University of Wisconsin–Madison’s Chazen Museum of Art is showcasing 'Pressing Issues: Printmaking as Social Justice in 1930s United States,' an exhibition that explores how…

• Ketty Gottardo Named Director of Louvre's Graphic Arts Department institutional

  Effective October 1, Ketty Gottardo, an academic from Venice, has been named the director of the Louvre Museum's Department of Graphic Arts for a three-year term, which can be…

• Dutch Broadcaster Avrotros Withdraws from 2027 Eurovision Over Neutrality Concerns other

  On Monday, Dutch public broadcaster Avrotros declared its exit from the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest, attributing the move to the event's failure to maintain neutrality in light…

• Cezanne's Battle with Critics: From Rejection to Recognition as First Modern Master exhibition

  Paul Cezanne, often hailed as the pioneering modern artist, endured years of critical dismissal. At the age of 56, he held his first retrospective at Galerie Vollard in November…

• Torino Celebrates Marisa Merz's Centenary with Three-Act Exhibition exhibition

  A major exhibition honoring the centenary of Marisa Merz, a key figure in Arte Povera and contemporary art, is set to open in Turin. The show, structured in three acts, pays…

• Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga Hosts Acrylic Painting Workshop on Movement and Balance other

  The Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga is organizing a workshop titled 'El instante suspendido: El cuerpo en equilibrio' (The Suspended Instant: The Body in Balance), led by artist…

• Ushas Farmhouse in Kerala Embeds Open-Air Temple in Granite Retaining Wall architecture-design

  Ushas, a farmhouse situated in the Malabar hills of Kerala near Kozhikode, has been completed by Evolving Radical Aesthetics. This project, designed for a retired couple from…

• Faraz Shariat's 'Staatsschutz' Confronts Right-Wing Infiltration of German Justice other

  In his latest thriller 'Staatsschutz', director Faraz Shariat, known for his debut 'Futur Drei', explores systemic violence and structural antagonisms within the German judicial…

• Armory Show Launches Acquisition Prizes with PAMM and Bronx Museum market-auction

  The Armory Show, a leading New York art fair, has announced its first two acquisition prizes in its over thirty-year history. During the 2026 edition, scheduled from September 24…

• Race Across the World star Jo Gardiner dies after cancer battle other

  Jo Gardiner, a former contestant on the BBC One show Race Across the World, has died at the age of 61 following a long battle with cancer, her family announced. Gardiner, a…

• Rachel Coyne's Shift from Vernacular to Silence in New Paintings artist

  Irish artist Rachel Coyne, known for her 2023 series reimagining the biblical story of Susanna and the Elders with Hiberno-English retorts, has moved to a new body of work in 2026…

• Jellyfish Museum: Florida's First Museum Dedicated to Jellyfish Opens in Pompano Beach other

  The Jellyfish Museum, the first museum in the United States exclusively dedicated to jellyfish, has opened in Pompano Beach, Florida. Inaugurated in spring, the museum features…

• Bradley Zero Curates 60 Years of Notting Hill Carnival Sound cultural-heritage

  Bradley Zero, a prominent London-based DJ and selector, has curated a special project celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Notting Hill Carnival, one of the world's largest…

• Practical Organization Tips for Art Teachers other

  The Art of Education published an article on August 2026 offering practical organization strategies for art teachers who struggle with maintaining tidy classrooms. The piece…

• CN10 architetti designs pavilion for Parco Brolo in Bonate Sotto architecture-design

  Italian architecture firm CN10 architetti srl, led by principal architect Gianluca Gelmini, has designed a new pavilion for Parco Brolo, a large green space in Bonate Sotto,…

• Art World Crisis: The Bitter Joke of Ruthless Capitalism opinion-review

  In an opinion piece for Artribune, Christian Caliandro contends that the contemporary art sector is undergoing a fundamental crisis rather than a mere temporary slump. He asserts…

• Mr. Edison Supper Club Opens in Philadelphia's Bellevue Hotel, Inspired by Thomas Edison architecture-design

  Restaurateur Jeffrey Chodorow has opened Mr. Edison, a modern supper club inside Philadelphia's historic Bellevue Hotel. The concept originated when Chodorow noticed an old Edison…

• Madrid Destino busca auxiliar de servicios para centros y teatros other

  Madrid Destino, la empresa municipal de gestión cultural de Madrid, ha abierto una convocatoria para contratar un auxiliar de servicios para sus centros y teatros. El puesto, de…

• Powerhouse Parramatta to Open November 7; Tokyo Gendai Returns; Speed Art Museum Repatriates Items other

  On November 7, the Powerhouse Parramatta, the most significant cultural project in Australia since the Sydney Opera House, will officially open. This new venue complements the…

• CK Reed Illustrates Monterey Car Week 2026 with Cadillac other

  In his illustration capturing Monterey Car Week 2026, artist CK Reed reflected on his experiences at The Quail and the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. His adventure commenced in…

• Netherlands Withdraws from Eurovision, Citing Loss of Neutrality other

  The Netherlands will not participate in the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest, as announced by its national broadcaster AVROTROS on Monday. The decision stems from the broadcaster's…

• Reeperbahn Festival 2026: 800 Programmpunkte und 300 Artists in St. Pauli festival-fair

  Vom 17. bis 20. September 2026 wird Hamburg-St. Pauli zum Schauplatz des Reeperbahn Festivals, dem größten Klubfestival in Europa. Über vier Tage hinweg verwandelt sich der Kiez…

• US Supreme Court Allows White House Ballroom Construction to Continue Amid Funding Controversy other

  On August 21, 2026, Chief Justice John Roberts issued a temporary suspension of a federal appeals court decision that had halted above-ground construction on the new White House…

• Memory of Princess Mumbi Premiere at Cinéma les 7 Batignolles festival-fair

  The film "Memory of Princess Mumbi" by filmmaker Kuve will have its premiere at Cinéma les 7 Batignolles in Paris, with a theatrical release scheduled for August 26. Set in 2093,…

• Public Interest Design in South Africa: A Paradigm Shift in Architecture publication

  A new book is set to be published on August 24, 2026, focusing on the architectural efforts in South Africa since 1994 that emphasize Public Interest Design. Despite the nation's…

• Alibaba's Record HK$80B Stock Sale Funds AI Expansion economy-finance

  Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. raised HK$80 billion (US$10.2 billion) in a secondary stock sale on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, marking the largest such offering in the city's…

• Superbloom Festival 2026: Lorde, Lewis Capaldi, and More in Munich's Olympiapark festival-fair

  The Superbloom Festival returns to Munich's Olympiapark from August 29 to September 4, 2026, as a late-summer musical highlight. The festival opens with a weekend of performances…

• The 1947 Great Fires of Maine: A State Transformed by Disaster other

  In 1947, Maine experienced a catastrophic series of wildfires, known as the 'Burn of '47,' which destroyed 200,000 acres, killed 16 people, and leveled over a thousand homes. The…

• The Philosophy of Consciousness: From Emergentism to Panpsychism other

  The article explores the philosophical debate on the nature of consciousness, contrasting the emergent view, where consciousness arises from brain complexity, with the fundamental…