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Valery Katsuba: Nostalgy for Harmony
Photoartist Valery Katsuba is already known in the European art and fashion community. Despite the fact that Valery was born
Monet travels to China
A major exhibition just launched at Bund One Art Museum in Shanghai, bringing a haul of iconic paintings by Monet
“I Want To Report A Theft”: Activist Mwazulu Diyabanza tells his own story in new episode of Resistance
A year ago, you might not have been aware of a man by the name of Mwazulu Diyabanza. But that
Van Gogh and Hockney in Houston: a collision of superstars
David Hockney was 16 when he first came across the work of Vincent Van Gogh at Manchester Art Gallery. “I
Leading lights
Christo’s last project to be funded by sale
Sotheby’s will offer 25 works by the late artist Christo that chart the planning of the artist’s final project: to
Frank Bowling takes over two cities
During the past ten years, Frank Bowling has finally enjoyed the recognition he deserves. Bowling, now 87, received his first
‘Marys Seacole’ plunges into the deep end of caregiving
The past year has seen its fair share of recorded theatre. With it as the primary means of consumption for the medium, companies have been able to show off their high-end archival footage and push resources towards polished digital content.
National Gallery of Canada announce foundational change through Ankosé
As a nation, Canada has been coming to a necessary and long overdue reckoning with its history of violence against entire Indigenous generations. With the ongoing investigation of the country’s former residential schools—institutions that attempted to wipe out Indigenous culture
Stratford’s ‘Antony and Cleopatra’ breathes life into historical icons
As the surrounding constraints and limitations for public gatherings continue in many areas of the world, the Stratford Festival remains in flux for its summer program. Usually at this time tickets would be available for purchase of the Shakespeare hub’s
David Bowie Painting ‘DHead XLVI’ discovered in donation centre
Sometimes art can surprise us in the strangest of places. Whether it be through a museum rediscovering a piece tucked away for decades unseen in their collection, or when a collector passes away and leaves a trove of unsorted pieces,
I Love You, Moi Non Plus seeks to connect through Brexit barriers
The past several years have certainly been times of political upheaval and uncertainty. From the chaotic turmoil that was Trump’s presidency to the scrambling of international governments to face the pandemic, the political landscape has been fraught with a series
Stratford’s ‘Othello’ grips with a fraught, familiar world
As it moves closer to the opening of Stratford Festival’s 2021 season, the North American mecca of Shakespearean theatre is continuing to connect with their audiences through a weekly free livestream of productions contained in their STRATFEST@HOME catalogue. Fans get
Frank Bowling takes over two cities
During the past ten years, Frank Bowling has finally enjoyed the recognition he deserves. Bowling, now 87, received his first retrospective at Tate Britain in 2019 and was Knighted by the Queen on her Birthday Honours List less than a
New Olympia Theatre announced for 2025 in London
A vast spectrum of brick-and-mortar locations has seen their doors shutter in the past year. Galleries, performance spaces, stores—few have been spared from financial difficulties, and it has resulted in a large number of permanent closures. And especially given that
STRATFEST@HOME enchants with menacing production of ‘Macbeth’
In advance of their recently announced and newly revamped 2021 season, the Stratford Festival has decided to give theatre lovers some weekly works to look forward to. Streaming live on Thursday nights, the beloved Ontario Shakespeare and theatre festival is
