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Arts Council Korea to Host ARKO Global Week Presenting A Global Vision: Connecting Korean Arts with the World
ARKO Global Week Spotlights Major International Events, Including the 10th World Summit on Arts and Culture and APE CAMP (May 24–30) ARKO Announces Global Vision and Strategic Initiatives to Advance Artistic Creation and Cultural Exchange Celebrating 30 Years of the Korean Pavilion at the Venice Biennale with a New Architecture Exhibition and Expanded Global Programming SEOUL,…
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Cultural Arts Day Saturday at Whittier Birthplace
As part of its mission, WHAV provides information and resources targeting health and wellness, food insecurity, after-school programs, education, arts and culture and housing to residents of Greater Haverhill and the Merrimack Valley. To submit news of events, fundraising appeals and other announcements, click on the image. Two dozen artists performing in a variety of…
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“Art & Dialogue” Group Exhibition Opens at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts
Amman, Jordan – 22 May 2025 — Under the esteemed patronage of HRH Princess Wijdan Al Hashemi, the group exhibition “Art & Dialogue” opened last Thursday at the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts. The event was attended by the Ambassador of the European Union to Jordan, alongside numerous ambassadors, diplomatic missions, and cultural figures. The…
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Celebrating Africa’s Rich Heritage and Vibrant Culture This Africa Month
A few highlights: The Heritage of Sierra Leone with Sierra Leone’s National Museum The Sierra Leone National Museum stands as a resilient testament to the country’s rich cultural heritage, marking our very first partner in Sierra Leone. Learn about the country’s national treasures, its lantern traditions, or the significance of Ronko and Country Cloths worn…
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$81.5M slated for N.Y. arts and culture
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Nepali art and culture showcased in China
Kamal Kumar BasnetGuilin (China), May 25: A musical and award distribution program has been organized here for the promotion of tourism, art and culture between Nepal and China. The third SMS Nepal-China Cultural Preservation and Tourism Promotion Honors and Awards, 2081, organized by SMS Music and Entertainment and co-organized by Changdongxi Guilin Estate Management and…
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An urgent clarion call for more appreciation of arts, artistes and culture – The Voice St. Lucia News
By Carlton Ishmael Often in life you see things from a different perspective from the sidelines. For many years I participated in the growth and development of art, but never fully understood why the various art forms were so low keyed and underdeveloped. Many like me have tried, over long years, to maintain and present…
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Entanglements, Switchblades, and Tons of TV in the Week’s Events
“Nature-Girl, It Happened All At -Once” by Valerie Fowler (Courtesy of Lydia Street Gallery) Valerie Fowler’s “Entanglements” & Benné Rockett’s “Grown in Darkness” Through August 10, Lydia Street Gallery It’s a pleasure to see Austin’s bevy of talented working artists grow and change over the years, exploring new material and thematic fixations. Valerie Fowler is…
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Staten Island nonprofit sees over $500K in federal grants restored, but arts funding still threatened
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A Staten Island non-profit organization learned Wednesday that it would have more than $500,000 in federal grants restored, but arts and culture funding around Staten Island remains threatened. However, the $565,194 restored to the Staten Island Museum in Livingston may again be rescinded as President Donald Trump’s administration appeals a federal…
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Trump’s cultural overhaul throttles local arts, humanities programs nationwide
Concerns are rising over the removal of certain artifacts at the National Museum of African American History and Culture due to a review prompted by President Donald Trump’s executive order targeting “improper ideology.” At least 32 artifacts, including significant items related to slavery and Civil Rights, have been taken down from the museum, raising discussions…
