M.A.D. Editions Unveils the M.A.D. 2: A Timepiece That Redefines Accessible Luxury | stupidDOPEM.A.D. 2 introduces bold design and affordability to high-end horology, emphasizing creativity and music culture.
From Louis Vuitton's Charlotte Perriand Revival to Loewe's Reimagined Teapots, Here Are AD's Discoveries of the MonthPlattner and Mezzanotte blended historical respect with modern touches in their renovation, focusing on subtle materials and preserving architectural integrity.
M.A.D. Editions Unveils the M.A.D. 2: A Timepiece That Redefines Accessible Luxury | stupidDOPEM.A.D. 2 introduces bold design and affordability to high-end horology, emphasizing creativity and music culture.
From Louis Vuitton's Charlotte Perriand Revival to Loewe's Reimagined Teapots, Here Are AD's Discoveries of the MonthPlattner and Mezzanotte blended historical respect with modern touches in their renovation, focusing on subtle materials and preserving architectural integrity.
Looking to art in troubled times - Harvard GazetteJoseph Koerner's book explores how art reflects and interprets political unrest, using works by Bosch, Beckmann, and Kentridge as key examples.
Review of Ian Waelder at carlier | gebauer | Berlin Art LinkPerception and interpretation shape identity; physical traits can hold different meanings in social contexts.
An artist's intimate portrait of a dying glacierThe exhibition highlights climate change's impact on the Rhône Glacier through an intimate artistic lens.
Vienna, Austria's Timeless Capital, Is Looking Toward the FutureVienna's timeless charm harmonizes with a modern cultural scene, featured in its museums, restaurants, and hotels.
Review: An urgent alternate history unfolds in William Kentridge's 'The Great Yes, the Great No'The Great Yes, the Great No explores complex narratives surrounding refugees through a blend of art, history, and multiple performance mediums.
'Cool Britannia' slaps like a pop anthem that belongs in a sci-fi epicSF Ballet's 'Chroma' redefines modern ballet, combining the energy of pop music with innovative choreography.
Looking to art in troubled times - Harvard GazetteJoseph Koerner's book explores how art reflects and interprets political unrest, using works by Bosch, Beckmann, and Kentridge as key examples.
Review of Ian Waelder at carlier | gebauer | Berlin Art LinkPerception and interpretation shape identity; physical traits can hold different meanings in social contexts.
An artist's intimate portrait of a dying glacierThe exhibition highlights climate change's impact on the Rhône Glacier through an intimate artistic lens.
Vienna, Austria's Timeless Capital, Is Looking Toward the FutureVienna's timeless charm harmonizes with a modern cultural scene, featured in its museums, restaurants, and hotels.
Review: An urgent alternate history unfolds in William Kentridge's 'The Great Yes, the Great No'The Great Yes, the Great No explores complex narratives surrounding refugees through a blend of art, history, and multiple performance mediums.
'Cool Britannia' slaps like a pop anthem that belongs in a sci-fi epicSF Ballet's 'Chroma' redefines modern ballet, combining the energy of pop music with innovative choreography.
Michael Wollny Trio: Living Ghosts review | John Fordham's jazz album of the monthMichael Wollny Trio's 'Living Ghosts' exemplifies the freedom of contemporary jazz improvisation with no predetermined setlists, focusing on spontaneous creation during live performances.
How Dave Brubeck's Time Out Changed JazzPolyphonic's new video essay brings fresh perspective to iconic jazz albums and their historical significance in American culture.
Nels Cline: Consentrik QuartetNels Cline's evolution as a musician reflects his diverse influences and innovative collaborations in jazz and new music.
Bay Area arts: 12 shows and concerts to catch this weekendThis weekend offers exciting jazz performances by Christian McBride and a unique space opera in the Bay Area.
Michael Wollny Trio: Living Ghosts review | John Fordham's jazz album of the monthMichael Wollny Trio's 'Living Ghosts' exemplifies the freedom of contemporary jazz improvisation with no predetermined setlists, focusing on spontaneous creation during live performances.
How Dave Brubeck's Time Out Changed JazzPolyphonic's new video essay brings fresh perspective to iconic jazz albums and their historical significance in American culture.
Nels Cline: Consentrik QuartetNels Cline's evolution as a musician reflects his diverse influences and innovative collaborations in jazz and new music.
Bay Area arts: 12 shows and concerts to catch this weekendThis weekend offers exciting jazz performances by Christian McBride and a unique space opera in the Bay Area.
Sound of the Week: Abor & Tynna - KALTBLUT MagazineAbor & Tynna, a duo from Romania and Hungary, will represent Germany at Eurovision 2023 with their hit song 'BALLER.'
BLACK DIAMOND: EMM's Darkest and Most Defiant Album Yet - KALTBLUT MagazineEMM's 'BLACK DIAMOND' explores themes of patriarchy through an immersive electronic and gothic rock soundscape.
The Women's Orchestra of Auschwitz by Anne Sebba review playing for their livesMusic played amidst horror at Auschwitz, contrasting Pearl's initial perception with the grim reality as she and her sister faced Mengele's experiments.
Dirty Cello Takes a Bow at SJZ Break RoomRebecca Roudman innovatively merges classical cello training with rock music, showcasing her unique versatility and challenge to traditional music norms.
I never thought about Oscars': Brutalist composer Daniel Blumberg on the happiness and horror of his big winDaniel Blumberg, an unexpected Oscar winner, has chosen a path of artistic authenticity over mainstream success, winning accolades for his unique musical style.
Steve Reich: We all wish art could counter the direction of US politics. But it can't'Minimalist music thrives on repetition, encouraging a unique listening experience that some may find challenging but refreshing.
Sound of the Week: Abor & Tynna - KALTBLUT MagazineAbor & Tynna, a duo from Romania and Hungary, will represent Germany at Eurovision 2023 with their hit song 'BALLER.'
BLACK DIAMOND: EMM's Darkest and Most Defiant Album Yet - KALTBLUT MagazineEMM's 'BLACK DIAMOND' explores themes of patriarchy through an immersive electronic and gothic rock soundscape.
The Women's Orchestra of Auschwitz by Anne Sebba review playing for their livesMusic played amidst horror at Auschwitz, contrasting Pearl's initial perception with the grim reality as she and her sister faced Mengele's experiments.
Dirty Cello Takes a Bow at SJZ Break RoomRebecca Roudman innovatively merges classical cello training with rock music, showcasing her unique versatility and challenge to traditional music norms.
I never thought about Oscars': Brutalist composer Daniel Blumberg on the happiness and horror of his big winDaniel Blumberg, an unexpected Oscar winner, has chosen a path of artistic authenticity over mainstream success, winning accolades for his unique musical style.
Steve Reich: We all wish art could counter the direction of US politics. But it can't'Minimalist music thrives on repetition, encouraging a unique listening experience that some may find challenging but refreshing.
'Cool Britannia' slaps like a pop anthem that belongs in a sci-fi epicChroma redefines ballet with modern choreography set to The White Stripes, emphasizing joy and breaking traditional narrative structures.
We fell in love with the ballet and with her': why 184-year-old Giselle keeps us swooningMiyako Yoshida expresses her deep connection to Giselle, a character embodying love and tragedy in ballet's rich history.
Comment | Balanchine is Modern master whose impact on contemporary art should not be overlookedGeorge Balanchine's influence on modern ballet is profound, exemplified by his revolutionary works showcased at the Royal Ballet this month.
Raymonda wants love and a career-SF Ballet gives her bothBallet's portrayal in modern adaptations can highlight female agency amid traditional narratives.
James Kopecky Debuts Work at New Ballet's 'Fast Forward'Ballet provided James Kopecky a sense of community and passion, transcending childhood challenges like asthma and leading to a successful career.Kopecky emphasizes that dance uniquely allows self-exploration and physical expression, fostering deep connections through movement.
An Interview with DANC | Berlin Art Link'Körperfabrik' explores the body's dual role in control and resistance through interdisciplinary performances in an immersive setting.
'Cool Britannia' slaps like a pop anthem that belongs in a sci-fi epicChroma redefines ballet with modern choreography set to The White Stripes, emphasizing joy and breaking traditional narrative structures.
We fell in love with the ballet and with her': why 184-year-old Giselle keeps us swooningMiyako Yoshida expresses her deep connection to Giselle, a character embodying love and tragedy in ballet's rich history.
Comment | Balanchine is Modern master whose impact on contemporary art should not be overlookedGeorge Balanchine's influence on modern ballet is profound, exemplified by his revolutionary works showcased at the Royal Ballet this month.
Raymonda wants love and a career-SF Ballet gives her bothBallet's portrayal in modern adaptations can highlight female agency amid traditional narratives.
James Kopecky Debuts Work at New Ballet's 'Fast Forward'Ballet provided James Kopecky a sense of community and passion, transcending childhood challenges like asthma and leading to a successful career.Kopecky emphasizes that dance uniquely allows self-exploration and physical expression, fostering deep connections through movement.
An Interview with DANC | Berlin Art Link'Körperfabrik' explores the body's dual role in control and resistance through interdisciplinary performances in an immersive setting.
Study probes mystery of Berlin techno clubs' door policyBerlin's techno clubs use complex criteria for entry, including fitting in, standing out, and fostering a diverse crowd.
The Week Mar.1723, 2025Berlin hosts a series of contemporary art exhibitions opening from March 19 to April 21, 2025, featuring various artists and themes.
Why Berlin will see another two-day public transport strike this weekBerlin is experiencing another significant transport strike as employees initiate a 48-hour work stoppage due to unresolved wage negotiations.
Study probes mystery of Berlin techno clubs' door policyBerlin's techno clubs use complex criteria for entry, including fitting in, standing out, and fostering a diverse crowd.
The Week Mar.1723, 2025Berlin hosts a series of contemporary art exhibitions opening from March 19 to April 21, 2025, featuring various artists and themes.
Why Berlin will see another two-day public transport strike this weekBerlin is experiencing another significant transport strike as employees initiate a 48-hour work stoppage due to unresolved wage negotiations.
'Ludwig' captivates with a light-hearted story about a missing identical twinWhen a police inspector goes missing, his identical twin assumes his identity in an effort to solve the disappearance.Ludwig is one of the most original takes on the TV mystery genre.
Two Young Pianists Test Their LimitsYounger concert-goers are responding positively to emerging classical artists, signaling hope for the genre's future.
The darkness is part of the beauty: Discussing Shostakovich with Dr. Terry Klefstad ahead of the Jerusalem Quartet's upcoming performances * Oregon ArtsWatchThe Jerusalem Quartet will perform all 15 Shostakovich string quartets in chronological order, creating a rich and engaging experience for attendees.
Dudamel Leads a Premiere by a Youthful Ravel. Not Bad for a Kid.A performance of Ravel's long-lost cantata selections was a highlight of a concert celebrating his 150th birthday.
Dismayed by Trump, the Star Pianist Andras Schiff Boycotts the U.S.Andras Schiff will not perform in the U.S. anymore due to concerns over Trump's global conduct and its historical implications.
Sofia Gubaidulina obituarySofia Gubaidulina's incorporation of religious themes in her music provoked reactions in the Soviet Union yet led to global recognition.
No conductor? No problem SF Symphony sets new season anywayThe San Francisco Symphony's 2025-26 season promises a diverse lineup with notable guest conductors and world premieres.
Two Young Pianists Test Their LimitsYounger concert-goers are responding positively to emerging classical artists, signaling hope for the genre's future.
The darkness is part of the beauty: Discussing Shostakovich with Dr. Terry Klefstad ahead of the Jerusalem Quartet's upcoming performances * Oregon ArtsWatchThe Jerusalem Quartet will perform all 15 Shostakovich string quartets in chronological order, creating a rich and engaging experience for attendees.
Dudamel Leads a Premiere by a Youthful Ravel. Not Bad for a Kid.A performance of Ravel's long-lost cantata selections was a highlight of a concert celebrating his 150th birthday.
Dismayed by Trump, the Star Pianist Andras Schiff Boycotts the U.S.Andras Schiff will not perform in the U.S. anymore due to concerns over Trump's global conduct and its historical implications.
Sofia Gubaidulina obituarySofia Gubaidulina's incorporation of religious themes in her music provoked reactions in the Soviet Union yet led to global recognition.
No conductor? No problem SF Symphony sets new season anywayThe San Francisco Symphony's 2025-26 season promises a diverse lineup with notable guest conductors and world premieres.
Venice Biennale 2026: Switzerland and Nordic Countries reveal artistsSwitzerland and the Nordic Countries unveil artist selections for the 2026 Venice Biennale, focusing on themes of coexistence and vulnerability.
Sao Paulo's newest gallery knows you must 'burn cash to support great artists'Yehudi Hollander-Pappi emphasizes transparency in gallery operations, highlighting the significance of understanding financial backing in the contemporary art market.
How a Portuguese entrepreneur turned an 18th-century palace into a private museumA new private art museum, Macam, opens in Lisbon, showcasing a 600-piece collection and promoting community engagement with art.
DVS1 and leopold banchini team up on 'dark skies' stage for horst arts & music festival 2025Horst Arts & Music 2025 focuses on accessible dance floors with innovative architecture and community-centric performances, showcasing contemporary art and ecological awareness.
'We will not be a traditional institution': Foto Arsenal Wien takes up the mantle of Vienna's radical art rootsFoto Arsenal Wien aims to redefine contemporary photography through innovative exhibitions and programming, starting with its launch on March 21.
Venice Biennale 2026: Switzerland and Nordic Countries reveal artistsSwitzerland and the Nordic Countries unveil artist selections for the 2026 Venice Biennale, focusing on themes of coexistence and vulnerability.
Sao Paulo's newest gallery knows you must 'burn cash to support great artists'Yehudi Hollander-Pappi emphasizes transparency in gallery operations, highlighting the significance of understanding financial backing in the contemporary art market.
How a Portuguese entrepreneur turned an 18th-century palace into a private museumA new private art museum, Macam, opens in Lisbon, showcasing a 600-piece collection and promoting community engagement with art.
DVS1 and leopold banchini team up on 'dark skies' stage for horst arts & music festival 2025Horst Arts & Music 2025 focuses on accessible dance floors with innovative architecture and community-centric performances, showcasing contemporary art and ecological awareness.
'We will not be a traditional institution': Foto Arsenal Wien takes up the mantle of Vienna's radical art rootsFoto Arsenal Wien aims to redefine contemporary photography through innovative exhibitions and programming, starting with its launch on March 21.
Dictators and famed artists clash in William Kentridge's 'The Great Yes, The Great No'Kentridge's opera explores historical and modern forces through the narrative of refugees on a WWII voyage.
An Introduction to The Garden of Earthly Delights & Hieronymus Bosch's Wildly Creative VisionBosch's 'The Garden of Earthly Delights' challenges viewers' perceptions with its surreal imagery and profound creativity.
Review of 'Aber hier leben? Nein danke' | Berlin Art LinkSurrealism's political dimensions are highlighted, emphasizing its inherent opposition to fascism and active engagement in resistance during times of war.
Dictators and famed artists clash in William Kentridge's 'The Great Yes, The Great No'Kentridge's opera explores historical and modern forces through the narrative of refugees on a WWII voyage.
An Introduction to The Garden of Earthly Delights & Hieronymus Bosch's Wildly Creative VisionBosch's 'The Garden of Earthly Delights' challenges viewers' perceptions with its surreal imagery and profound creativity.
Review of 'Aber hier leben? Nein danke' | Berlin Art LinkSurrealism's political dimensions are highlighted, emphasizing its inherent opposition to fascism and active engagement in resistance during times of war.
Jorg Kuning: Elvers PassJorg Kuning's new mini-LP 'Elvers Pass' showcases a vibrant and humorous style of minimal-house dance music.
Hekla: TurnarHekla's use of the theremin creates contemporary soundscapes that blend ancient and modern influences, resulting in a haunting auditory experience.
Jorg Kuning: Elvers PassJorg Kuning's new mini-LP 'Elvers Pass' showcases a vibrant and humorous style of minimal-house dance music.
Hekla: TurnarHekla's use of the theremin creates contemporary soundscapes that blend ancient and modern influences, resulting in a haunting auditory experience.
Turandot at the Royal Opera 5 Star SpectacularThe revival of Puccini's Turandot at Covent Garden showcases a blend of rich traditions, compelling performances, and powerful visual elements.
We Are the Lucky Ones' Gives Operatic Voice to a GenerationThe ghost light represents both safety in theater and a welcoming of the supernatural, setting the stage for storytelling.
Die Zauberflote Royal Academy of MusicThe Royal Academy of Music's production of Die Zauberflote excelled in both performance and inventive staging, defying expectations of a student production.
Turandot at the Royal Opera 5 Star SpectacularThe revival of Puccini's Turandot at Covent Garden showcases a blend of rich traditions, compelling performances, and powerful visual elements.
We Are the Lucky Ones' Gives Operatic Voice to a GenerationThe ghost light represents both safety in theater and a welcoming of the supernatural, setting the stage for storytelling.
Die Zauberflote Royal Academy of MusicThe Royal Academy of Music's production of Die Zauberflote excelled in both performance and inventive staging, defying expectations of a student production.
Bjork's concert film Cornucopia to debut in theaters in MayBjörk's concert film Cornucopia will debut in theaters on May 7th for a limited time, showcasing her elaborate live performance.
A Twyla Tharp Master Class on Themes, Variations and AllusionsTwyla Tharp's Diabelli Variations showcases the fusion of classical music and American social dance, highlighting her innovative choreographic genius.
For Cleveland Orchestra, It's Beethoven (and Freedom) to the RescueThe Cleveland Orchestra's program at Carnegie Hall, although meant to feature a star, became a profound statement on human dignity and freedom.
A Twyla Tharp Master Class on Themes, Variations and AllusionsTwyla Tharp's Diabelli Variations showcases the fusion of classical music and American social dance, highlighting her innovative choreographic genius.
For Cleveland Orchestra, It's Beethoven (and Freedom) to the RescueThe Cleveland Orchestra's program at Carnegie Hall, although meant to feature a star, became a profound statement on human dignity and freedom.
M.A.D. Editions' M.A.D. 2 watch combines music culture and Swiss functionality with exclusive design - Yanko DesignM.A.D.2 is an affordable timepiece inspired by music culture, showcasing MB&F's commitment to accessible luxury.
Paul Smith Solo Piano Recital at Studio Fourth StreetPaul Smith is performing a solo piano recital featuring works by Schumann, Liszt, and Busoni.
FIVE Palm Jumeirah's Bohemia Beach Club Reveals New Wave of Lineups for Bohemia Presents Series | News | Deep House LondonBohemia Beach Club is a premier Dubai destination with high-energy DJ events and luxurious settings, attracting both global icons and rising stars.
He just won an Oscar for 'Wicked,' now see Paul Tazewell's work in 'MJ the Musical' at Arsht & Broward centersPaul Tazewell won an Academy Award for his work on 'Wicked,' showcasing his acclaimed designs for various Broadway shows.
Review: Hee-hee! Does the King of Pop's reign include Broadway with 'MJ the Musical'?MJ the Musical offers an intriguing glimpse into Michael Jackson's life during the Dangerous World Tour, highlighting his creative process and personal struggles.
He just won an Oscar for 'Wicked,' now see Paul Tazewell's work in 'MJ the Musical' at Arsht & Broward centersPaul Tazewell won an Academy Award for his work on 'Wicked,' showcasing his acclaimed designs for various Broadway shows.
Review: Hee-hee! Does the King of Pop's reign include Broadway with 'MJ the Musical'?MJ the Musical offers an intriguing glimpse into Michael Jackson's life during the Dangerous World Tour, highlighting his creative process and personal struggles.
UNUM Festival unveils its monumental Phase 2 Lineup for 2025 | News | Deep House LondonUNUM Festival 2025 promises a continuous music experience with an electrifying lineup in a unique setting along the Adriatic.
Pure Pacha announces full line ups for Ibiza season | News | Deep House LondonRobin Schulz headlines Pure Pacha in Ibiza this summer with a stellar lineup of electronic music stars.
UNUM Festival unveils its monumental Phase 2 Lineup for 2025 | News | Deep House LondonUNUM Festival 2025 promises a continuous music experience with an electrifying lineup in a unique setting along the Adriatic.
Pure Pacha announces full line ups for Ibiza season | News | Deep House LondonRobin Schulz headlines Pure Pacha in Ibiza this summer with a stellar lineup of electronic music stars.
The Siege of Belgrade (1521) - Medievalists.netThe Ottomans, led by Suleiman the Magnificent, successfully besieged Belgrade, demonstrating military strategy and innovation.
We grew up among drugs and violence. Dance kept us focused': Oti Mabuse on Strictly, survival and self-beliefOti Mabuse, a beloved dancer, has become a British citizen and is preparing for her new dance tour, Viva Carnival.
Review: How the storied Vienna Philharmonic returned to SoCal for the first time in a decadeThe Vienna Philharmonic's blend of tradition and openness to new influences enhances its storied performance legacy.
Berkeley Symphony's 'Spring's Awakening' celebrates nature's beautyRautavaara's 'Cantus Arcticus' uniquely uses field recordings of birds as the solo instrument, emphasizing the connection between music and nature.
Review: How the storied Vienna Philharmonic returned to SoCal for the first time in a decadeThe Vienna Philharmonic's blend of tradition and openness to new influences enhances its storied performance legacy.
Berkeley Symphony's 'Spring's Awakening' celebrates nature's beautyRautavaara's 'Cantus Arcticus' uniquely uses field recordings of birds as the solo instrument, emphasizing the connection between music and nature.
Remembering Richard E. Goodman, UC Berkeley professor emeritus, pioneer of rock mechanics, founder of Berkeley OperaRichard Dick E. Goodman was a professor admired for blending a career in geological engineering with a passion for music and community engagement.
Giselle... Dance Reflections - Royal Ballet & Opera - ReviewThe Van Cleef & Arpels Festival highlights both contemporary and classical dance, emphasizing artistic exchange and innovation.François Gremaud's 'Giselle...' offers a modern take on a ballet classic, demonstrating its historical significance.
anselm kiefer's vast installations take over amsterdam's stedelijk and van gogh museumsThe Van Gogh Museum and the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam collaborate for the first time to showcase Anselm Kiefer's profound exploration of history and memory.
Review of 'Land of Fire' at Kunsthalle Bega | Berlin Art LinkThe 'Land of Fire' exhibition sheds light on Romania's colonial history, including violence against Indigenous peoples.
Edvard Munch Portraits review in search of the master of jealousy, neurosis and despairMunch's 1908 portrait of Dr Jacobson reflects both the artist's struggles with alcoholism and his vibrant connections with people.
anselm kiefer's vast installations take over amsterdam's stedelijk and van gogh museumsThe Van Gogh Museum and the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam collaborate for the first time to showcase Anselm Kiefer's profound exploration of history and memory.
Review of 'Land of Fire' at Kunsthalle Bega | Berlin Art LinkThe 'Land of Fire' exhibition sheds light on Romania's colonial history, including violence against Indigenous peoples.
Edvard Munch Portraits review in search of the master of jealousy, neurosis and despairMunch's 1908 portrait of Dr Jacobson reflects both the artist's struggles with alcoholism and his vibrant connections with people.
Short List: Upcoming events include 'Dancing with the Stars: Live!,' 'Tootsie,' Gabriel Iglesias, Whale Watch Week, Wooden Shoe Tulip FestivalChangMu Dance Company revitalizes Korean dance through innovative choreography and diverse art forms.
This slow-paced European city is our favourite destination for culture-rich downtimeVienna is a city that champions a slow-paced lifestyle, emphasizing the importance of reflection and serendipity in daily life.
Review: Tchaikovsky takes over at S.F. SymphonyElim Chan showcases exceptional conducting talent, effectively engaging the San Francisco Symphony during her all-Tchaikovsky concert.
We Tried the Celebrity-loved Wellness Resort in the Bavarian Alps That Hosted President ObamaSchloss Elmau offers a unique wellness experience that combines traditional Chinese medicine with luxury hospitality in the Bavarian Alps.
Jewish ritual bath found at OstiaThe oldest Jewish ritual bath outside of Israel has been discovered in Ostia, dating back to the 4th century.
Artists have the power to stand up for truth, says Edinburgh festival directorMusicians and artists must confront disinformation in politics and advocate for fundamental truths, according to Nicola Benedetti.
Glenn Danzig blasts bands who tour again after "final" outing: "It's kind of a scam"Glenn Danzig is done with extensive touring and prefers limited performances, emphasizing authenticity in declaring a final show.
Tickets to ABRA Cadabra | Metro Silicon Valley | Silicon Valley's Leading WeeklyChance to win tickets to ABRA Cadabra's tribute to ABBA with captivating music and performance.
You can yodel and don't have to be conservative': Switzerland's feminist choir rewriting traditional songsElena Kaiser challenged traditional yodelling norms by creating a feminist choir that rewrites songs and critiques gender representations.
Thought-tinkering - the Korean German philosopher Byung-Chul Han | Aeon EssaysThe burnout society is shaped by an overwhelming pressure to achieve, leading to emotional exhaustion and a new form of self-domination.
The truth about the German brand Tufina - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.comTufina offers unique, handcrafted watches, prioritizing artisanal craftsmanship and traditional methods over mass production.
Open Call for KVOST Residency | Berlin Art LinkKVOST Stipendium supports artists from Central and Eastern Europe with residencies and exhibitions.
To Miklagarr and back again: Varangians return from Constantinople, with Sverrir Jakobsson - Medievalists.netVarangians' travels to Constantinople shaped their culture, enriching them with stories, wealth, and prestige upon return.
21 "The Sound Of Music" Behind-The-Scenes Facts That'll Make You Watch The Movie In A New WayJulie Andrews was the definitive choice for Maria in The Sound of Music, despite early Hollywood skepticism about her looks.
triennale 2025 explores 'inequalities' with works by theaster gates, norman foster and moretriennale milano 2025 tackles global disparities with inequalities
Cate Blanchett and Emma Corrin on magnetic form in all-star ChekhovThe Seagull production tackles theatre's relevance amidst chaos, blending comedy and tragedy through complex character relationships.