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The PhotoVogue Festival is bringing its 'Women by Women' exhibition to Seoul as part of Vogue Korea's third annual Leaders event. The exhibition, marking the festival's 10th anniversary, opens alongside talks on women's agency from March 27 to 29 at Layer Studio 20 in Yongsan-gu. It features works from 9,500 artists across 149 countries who responded to a global open call.

2026년 03월 19일 AI에 의해 보고됨

The Art Production Fund held its annual themed gala at The Seagram Building in New York, embracing a chalet chic theme with inflatable outfits and ski gear. The event raised $1 million for commissioning contemporary art projects. Attendees enjoyed an ice bar, themed food, and performances amid festive decorations.

Dagens Nyheter highlights the top cultural events in Stockholm for week 9, ranging from theater premieres and concerts to exhibitions and walks. Standouts include a verbal showdown at Dramaten, James Cameron's deep-sea exhibition at Vasamuseet, and British indie rock band Suede performing live. The events provide a blend of history, art, and entertainment for all ages.

2026년 02월 18일 AI에 의해 보고됨

Belgrade-born artist Dragomir Rajkovic, who lived in Örebro since 1975, has passed away at the age of 81. His wife Birgitta Rajkovic remembers him as beloved by many. Rajkovic trained in his home country and came to Sweden to work on theater decorations.

President Trump has announced plans to close the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., starting in July for two years of extensive renovations. The move, aimed at creating the world's finest performing arts facility, has raised questions about funding, impacts on staff and performers, and preservation of cultural artifacts. Arts leaders and Kennedy's grandson have expressed concerns over the abrupt decision.

2026년 01월 26일 AI에 의해 보고됨

A new two-hander play, The Opera Singer, has opened at the Baxter Studio in Cape Town, pitting a renowned opera diva against a struggling journalist in a battle of wits. Written and directed by Janna Ramos-Violante, the production draws inspiration from Maria Callas and explores the personal costs of artistic greatness. Starring Fiona Ramsay and Owain Rhys Davies, it runs until 7 February 2026 before transferring to Johannesburg.