SCOPE Art Show is the premier showcase and incubator for contemporary art, convening the most dynamic emerging galleries and artists from around the world for more than two decades.
Since 1997, the London-based publication Asian Art Newspaper has featured interviews with contemporary artists from the Asian and Islamic regions of the world. Now compiled into a beautifully illustrat
Promoted by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the International Jazz Day is celebrated today with many events in more than 190 countries, and will have its
The Royal Academy of Arts, the world's foremost artist and architect-led institution will open its new campus to the public on Saturday 19 May 2018 as part of the celebrations for its 250th anniversary
Some 400 Cuban culture representatives will perform at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., May 8/June 3, at the Arts of Cuba Festival: from the island to the world.
This year´s edition of Unlimited will consist of 71 large - scale projects, presented by galleries participating in the fair.
Cultural authorities reported today that they found the second largest mosaic painting of Syria in an archaeological site in the town of Uqueirbat, located at about 65 kilometers north of the central p
Taking place across three neighborhoods of the city, 'Hopscotch', curated by Cecilia Alemani, has been conceived as a journey through the city of Buenos Aires, occupying grand plazas and striking parks
With forums and discussion panels on two of the most used languages in the world, the UN headquarters in New York celebrated today the Day of English and Spanish languages.
Guitars from the world over will be played April 22-29 as the 25th International Guitar Festival and Competition get underway in the Cuban capital.
French Film Festival ends here today although some of its films will be shown until the end of April at the Cinemateca de Cuba in this Caribbean country.
The Art Basel Cities Week will take place in Buenos Aires from September 6 - 12, 2018.
The performance by the National Ballet of Cuba at the John F. Kennedy Center represents the return of the renowned company to the stage that witnessed its premiere in the United States 40 years ago, sa
Ceramic exhibition that puts this material in dialogue with sculpture, installation and video, exploring the language of the hands in a series of actions that involve doing, gesture and handtprint.
