For centuries women have faced significant issues within a male-centric art world, struggling to have their voices heard or to be taken seriously. Against the odds, there are countless female artists who have pushed through the silencing and discrimination to find their creative voices, and to make a significant and widely influential mark in
Here’s our curated selection of some of the best and most-anticipated European art exhibitions taking place this summer. ADVERTISEMENT Hoping to immerse yourself in the world of European art and culture this summer but not quite sure what’s on and what’s worth seeing? Well, fear not. Euronews Culture is here to guide you. We’ve curated
On the occasion of the Zero Discrimination Day, celebrated globally on 1 March, and mark the start of Racial Justice Month, part of OHCHR’s year-long commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the UN Human Rights Office (OHCHR) joined forces with the non-governmental organizations Minority Rights Group International and Freemuse to organize the Second
A new contemporary art exhibition at EEAS HQ portrays twenty key figures who have driven the vision and values of European identity and unity over hundreds of years. The “Birth of Europe, political masterminds and our shared values” exhibition by Andrea Cochius is taking place in the Rotunda, EEAS HQ, Brussels. The second in
Saint Francis of Assisi (National Gallery, London) ‘The Wolf of Gubbio’ (1877) by Luc Olivier Merson © Agence Photo de la RMN-GP This summer, the National Gallery celebrates the medieval Italian mystic — an enduring figure in art history whose asceticism, spirituality and love of nature have proved inspirational to artists from Botticelli and Caravaggio
European art lovers have some New Year’s treats to enjoy with exhibitions on Cezanne, Van Gogh and Ukrainian Modernism. ADVERTISEMENT European art lovers have some New Year’s treats to enjoy with exhibitions on Cezanne, Van Gogh and Ukrainian Modernism. Cezanne, Tate Modern, London, UK The Tate Modern in London has brought together 80 paintings by
Surrealism was a revolutionary European art movement of the early 20th century, which forever altered the way we think about art. Leading artists associated with the Surrealist movement focused on imagery drawn from the inner worlds of dreams and the subconscious mind, revealing a strange and uncanny new visual language that was spontaneous, free,
Launching in autumn 2023 in the Croatian capital, art’otel Zagreb fuses art, design and hospitality. Located in the heart of the city centre, within the Jewish Liturgical Municipality building built by acclaimed architects Freudenreich & Deutsch in 1928, it is one of the best examples of Zagreb’s Art Déco architecture. The hotel shelters 110 guestrooms,
Malmö, Sweden Across the Øresund strait from Copenhagen, Sweden’s most southerly and culturally diverse city has developed into the region’s art and music hub with an opera house, concert hall, its own symphony orchestra, a museum complex and a contemporary art scene. It’s also close to sandy beaches, has a dockland which is still gritty,
With 1 million+ euro of funding, the EuMAR project (European monitoring of Medically Assisted Reproduction) aims to develop a prospective cycle-by-cycle platform for the collection of ART data; this hopes to conform with proposals for the revised tissue and cell directives and raise the level of quality assurance, surveillance and vigilance in European reproductive medicine.