Art Gallery of Nova Scotia new designs presented
While Halifax, Nova Scotia wouldn’t be thought of as a spot known for any modern architectural marvels, the coastal city drew international attention for just that half a decade ago. […]
Gerhard Richter windows play key role in giving German abbey new lease on life, may be the artist’s swan song
One of the oldest abbies in Germany, once struggling to stay afloat, has now become the site of what may be the last artwork by artist Gerhard Richter. Earlier this […]
Centaur Theatre’s Portico Project spells return of theatre for Montreal
Theatre companies across the world are beginning to find ways to deliver performances to the public once again. Whether it is through reduced seating or alternative venues, we are seeing […]
DistDancing: a series of performances turning Regent’s Canals into a stage despite police threats to shut it down
London’s canals teem with life most anytime of the year. Passing through Camden or strolling around Little Venice you might come across a busker or two while enjoying the muffled […]
Sculpture by Antony Gormley will soon be installed in Plymouth as part of £46m cultural centre debut
Later this month, The Box, a new £46 million museum and heritage centre will open in Plymouth that will bring together six Plymouth-based national collections. The Box’s inaugural exhibition, titled […]
Berlin’s storied Berghain nightclub becomes art gallery for foreseeable future showcasing 100+ artists
Since March, Berlin has been comparatively quiet with their nightclubs having been shuttered due to COVID-19. However, one of the city’s best-known clubs, Berghain, will once again welcome visitors into […]
Don’t stop the music: a chord change goes to plan in 639-year-long performance of a John Cage organ composition
A key change in a musical ensemble isn’t always something to write home about, but that’s certainly not the case for a work by composer John Cage that’s meant to […]
