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Art Basel Paris Unveils Its Program

Next month, Art Basel Paris, newly rebranded from Paris+ par Art Basel, will debut at the newly renovated Grand Palais. This event follows a surge of optimism in Paris after a successful Olympic Games this summer, with hopes that it will inject

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Glenn Lowry Leaves MoMA After 30 Years

After three decades at the helm of New York’s Museum of Modern Art, Glenn Lowry will step down in 2025, ending a career that has reshaped not only the institution but the broader cultural landscape. His departure, scheduled for September of that

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28th Istanbul Theatre Festival

Organized by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) the 28th Istanbul Theatre Festival readies to open its curtains on 22 October. Running from 22 October to 19 November, the 28th Istanbul Theatre Festival marks the first year of Mehmet Birkiye’s

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‘Picasso: Printmaker’ at British Museum

The British Museum readies for a major exhibition showcasing the print works of Pablo Picasso, one of the finest graphic artists of the 20th century. The exhibition will feature around 100 prints that reflect Picasso’s life and loves, highlighting his extraordinary vision.

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Orhan Pamuk’s ‘My Name is Red’ on Opera Stage

The opera “Ja, Şeküre”, adapted from the novel “My Name is Red” by  Nobel Prize-winning author Orhan Pamuk in 1998, met with the audience at the Poznań Malta Festival on September 7. The play “Ja, Şeküre” (I, Şeküre), produced by the Polish

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Activists Force Rijksmuseum Shutdown Over Sponsorship

This past Saturday, the Rijksmuseum, one of Amsterdam’s most iconic cultural institutions, was abruptly forced to close its doors. The reason wasn’t an exhibition malfunction or a curatorial decision, but a blockade orchestrated by Extinction Rebellion (XR), a climate activist group that

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