The OmenaArt Foundation and LuginsLand of Art will once again be situated at the intersection of cultures and contemporary artistic practices. In 2026, the Foundation returns
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During the four years since Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukraine’s cultural heritage has been under constant assault. Peace still seems out of reach. While the bulk of international funding is focused
The Mayor of Beaconsfield, Anita Cranmer, and Mike Clare of the Clare Foundation have launched the trail, which features mosaics created by a local charity with help from schools and
In global culture, certain moments signal more than an exhibition season. They mark a shift in gravity. These days, that shift is happening in Qatar. Once associated primarily with diplomacy,
The Jimi Zen Gallery will launch on St David’s Day, in historic Sergeants Lane in Tenby as a tribute to Wales through a blend of traditional photography and modern, retro-inspired
Art Deco found a home in Glasgow as the country embraced the fresh optimism of clean lines and elegance.From glamourous super cinemas to white suburban villas, lidos and power stations,
As indigenous fabrics gain renewed visibility in contemporary fashion and visual art, artist and cultural advocate Goodluck Jane is cautioning against reducing heritage to mere aesthetics. “Tradition is not a
They don't make 'em like they used to. Image: London Transport Museum
Dream of travelling to a bygone London? This September you can do just that, thanks to a
Yosha Gupta, Founder and CEO of MeMeraki, shares how the company grew from a deeply personal calling into a culture-led business creating sustainable livelihoods for master artisans. Drawing from years