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Jim Jarmusch Curates Show at Paris Photo

Jim Jarmusch, known for his offbeat films with weird characters and existential undertones, has long been drawn to Surrealism. His works—such as ‘Stranger than Paradise’ (1984), a minimalist black-and-white comedy, and ‘Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai’ (1999), the story of

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Pro-Palestine Activists Target MoMA

Pro-Palestine activists gathered outside New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) last night, protesting its ties with Ronald S. Lauder, the museum’s honorary chairman and president of the World Jewish Congress. The demonstration coincided with the World Jewish Congress’s annual assembly, criticized

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Susan Meiselas Wins 2025 Photography Award

Today, Susan Meiselas, President of the Magnum Foundation, was recognized with the Outstanding Contribution to Photography 2025 award.  The World Photography Organisation, a division of Creo that organizes the Sony World Photography Awards, Sony Future Filmmaker Awards, and photography events in Shanghai

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Samantha Harvey Wins Booker Prize for Orbital

British author Samantha Harvey has won the 2024 Booker Prize for her novel Orbital. Orbital is a poignant exploration of astronauts aboard the International Space Station. The novel, which follows six astronauts over a single day and 16 sunrises and sunsets, was

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A Journey from Humanity to Nature

Tufan Baltalar’s new solo exhibition called Flow can be seen between 5 November and 14 December at Pilot Gallery. The exhibition includes nearly hundred new ceramic art pieces and it is the artists mist detail exhibition. Through his interdisciplinary practice, Tufan Baltalar

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Aizanoi’s Monumental Gate Unearthed

The recent finds in Aizanoi are shedding light on the city’s ancient architectural and cultural heritage, particularly its thriving public and social spaces. Professor Gökhan Coşkun, head of the excavation and a prominent figure in Anatolian archaeology, explains that this season’s primary

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Mucha Museum Relocates In A New Location

The Mucha Museum, dedicated to Czech artist Alphonse Mucha, a pivotal figure in the Art Nouveau movement, is set to open a new location in Prague near the historic Old Town Square. This move follows the conclusion of a long-term agreement with

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First Artists Announced for the 2026 Venice Biennale

Though the Sixtieth Venice Biennale remains open through November 2024, several countries have already announced their representatives for the Sixty-First Biennale, which opens in April 2026. Ireland, Estonia, Canada, and Luxembourg have each named artists to bring fresh and innovative perspectives to

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