Review: Tristan und Isolde by Richard Wagner

The evening’s central triumph was Michael Spyres in the title role. A true Heldentenor, he brought a rare baritonal warmth and stamina to Tristan, sustaining the role’s immense demands with remarkable control.

Review: Gustav Mahler, The  Symphony of a Thousand

After an absence of thirty years, Gustav Mahler’s monumental Eighth Symphony, famously known as the “Symphony of a Thousand,” returned to Lisbon in a performance at the Centro Cultural de Belém, presented by the Teatro Nacional de São Carlos. Its reappearance was nothing short of a landmark event in the city’s musical life.

Raphael: Sublime Poetry

The Met to Showcase One of Art History’s Greatest Figures, Italian Renaissance Genius Raphael, in First Major International Loan Exhibition in the U.S. 

Wallace Chan: The Wheel of Time

Christie’s is proud to announce The Wheel of Time, the largest exhibition in Europe to date of the exquisite work of Wallace Chan, renowned Chinese jewellery creator, visual artist and innovator. 

Omyo Cho

Interview to the Artist: Omyo Cho

“I imagine a future where human memories and sensations become commodities.”

Omyo Cho was born in 1984 and graduated from Goldsmith's Department of Fine Arts. Starting with the solo exhibition of Taxidermia (2019), She has participated in many group exhibitions including the Surim Art Center, Ulsan Contemporary Art Festival, and Osan Museum of Art. She works on narrating our lives by leaning on form and material, crossing the past, present, and future tense through literary imagination.