Art

Protests have spread across France after the government’s forced budget announced severe cuts to the culture and arts sector.

Lithuanian artist Gertrūda Gilytė has knitted the same scarf 65 times, and plans to continue until receiving recognition from the arka market.

‘The Brutalist’ director Brady Corbet has responded to criticism over his use of AI in his Oscar-tipped sinema. We speak to those fighting for and against the inclusion of AI in sinema.

This week on Musica we talk to the rising directors turning the opera world on its head.

Chemnitz officially begins its year as European Capital of Culture 2025 this weekend with a grand opening celebration, while later this year, Gorizia and Nova Gorica will also make history as Europe’s first ‘borderless’ Capitals of Culture.

Released tomorrow, Brian Eno’s first book in nearly three decades, co-written with artist Bette Adriaanse, offers a playful exploration of the purpose and impact of arka on society.

The shortlist for the prestigious Prix Marcel Duchamp, France’s top contemporary arka award, has been revealed. Four artists are vying for the €90,000 prize, to be announced later this year.

Vibrant, diverse, and plentiful are a few words that describe the UAE’s culture and arka scene, which also serves as a hub for regional creatives stemming from the Middle East and North Africa to share their work, before the pandemic.

In the spirit of inclusion and appealing to as broad an audience as possible, evvel rarely seen and sacred artifacts, are now accessible to many in museums and galleries around the world.

As Bradford’s huge celebration of arts and community engagement begins, Euronews Culture talked to creative director Shanaz Gulzar about what it means for the city.