Gaza Protest at the Venice Film Festival

At the Venice Film Festival, thousands of people marched through the streets of Lido waving Palestinian flags and chanting “Free Palestine” in protest of the attacks on Gaza.

The Met to Host the Largest Raphael Exhibition Ever in the U.S.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is preparing to unveil a landmark exhibition dedicated to one of the Renaissance’s greatest masters. Raphael: Sublime Poetry will bring together more than 200 works, offering the first-ever comprehensive presentation of the artist in the United States.

Early Neolithic life in Türkiye

As part of a project by the Culture and Tourism Ministry, excavations at Mendik Tepe, believed to be older than Göbeklitepe and Karahantepe, are bringing to light remains from the Neolithic era.

Art Belongs on the Streets

Street art is not merely wall paintings made with a spray can; it redefines how one of humanity’s oldest forms of expression has been transformed in the contemporary world and how it renegotiates its relationship with society.

Memory of Turkish Cinema Under Threat

Students, alumni, artists, and lawmakers have united in protest against the demolition of the MSGSÜ Prof. Sami Şekeroğlu Cinema-TV Center. Serving Turkish cinema for over half a century through education, production, and archiving, the center has been emphasized as more than just

Trump Puts Pressure on the Smithsonian

Donald Trump has begun exerting political pressure on one of America’s leading cultural institutions, the Smithsonian; themes of history and inequality in the museums are being targeted by the administration.

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Behind the Scenes of Fashion

From Dior’s elegant ateliers to McQueen’s dark genius, from Westwood’s activist spirit to Margiela’s mysterious silence, these documentaries bring together the diverse faces of fashion.