Review: Dmitri Shostakovich. Symphony No. 13
Shostakovich's great Symphony No. 13 was composed based on the poem Baby Yar, which reflects on the massacre of thousands of Jews by the Nazis in Kyiv.
Review: Jakub Józef Orliński
The excellent voice contributed, which goes beyond being often undervalued within the lyrical world, except in Barog and 17th-century music.
Review: No Other Choice. Directed by Park Chan-wook
This time, the focus is on the working world and the severe changes taking place that are tearing apart the social fabric around us.
Review: Marty Supreme. Directed by Josh Safdie
This is a serious film that doesn’t take itself seriously, which is what makes it so engaging.
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NEWS: Beyond the Silhouette: Lourdes Castro’s Unseen Shadows Arrive in Lisbon
Lisbon is currently bathed in a different kind of light—or rather, a very specific kind of shadow. The Sociedade Nacional de Belas-Artes (SNBA) has opened its doors to a profound evocative journey through the life and work of Lourdes Castro (1930–2022).
Review: Roy Lichtenstein. A Centennial Exhibition
On the occasion of his 100th birthday, the ALBERTINA Museum celebrated the master of Pop Art, Roy Lichtenstein (1923–1997, New York), with a comprehensive retrospective featuring over 90 paintings, sculptures, and prints.
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.
I nterview to the Artist: Omyo Cho
“I imagine a future where human memories and sensations become commodities.”