Estonia celebrates its first beatification ceremony in historic moment for Catholic community
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Beirut exhibition displays restored art after 2020 port blast
At the Beirut Museum of Art, a collection of restored Lebanese paintings, once destroyed by the 2020 port explosion, have gone back on display
Irish artist turns beach into stunning tribute to Ashling Murphy
The piece 'Fiddle for Ashling' was created by artist Sean Corcoran, in honour of the fatally attacked schoolteacher Ashling Murphy
Street artist KAWS brings augmented reality to London's Serpentine
American contemporary artist KAWS has opened a new exhibition at Serpentine in London, which features ten pieces accessible only via AR technology.
Should Turkey's camel wrestling festival be banned?
The 40th International Camel Wrestling Festival was held in Selcuk, Turkey - attracting strong criticism from animal rights activists
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'Bacha posh: where young girls secretly live as boys in Afghanistan
'Bacha posh' presents both harrowing joys and traumatic limitations to families who choose to partake in the Afghan custom with their daughters.
Tulip season begins in Amsterdam with bouquets thrown from canal boat
Normally, organisers set up a flower garden in front of the royal palace. But this year, for distancing, things are a little different.
Paella Valenciana: the secret recipe behind Spain's most beloved dish
Paella was declared an item of cultural significance last year – and Valencians are rejoicing that people are sharing the real ingredients for an authentic paella.
Molière at 400: Meet the finest playwright, actor and poet of France
Regarded as one of the greatest writers in the French language and indeed, world literature, Euronews Culture celebrates the 400th anniversary of Molière's birth.
Watercolours painted by Prince Charles on display in London gallery
A collection of 79 watercolours painted by none other than the heir to the British throne, Prince Charles, are on display at the Garrison Chapel in London
Mural exploring mental health on display at Saatchi Gallery in London
The artwork was created in situ and has been on display at the 'Journeys: The Healing Arts' exhibition.
'Fabric of Europe' art installation marks French EU Presidency
As part of the French presidency of the Council of the European Union, an art installation titled 'The Fabric of Europe' is inaugurated in Brussels by French Culture Minister Roselyne Bachelot and Secretary of State for European Affairs Clement Beaune.
Public portrait gallery of conflict casualties taken down by Taliban
The organisers want the governments in charge of Afghanistan to be held responsible for the atrocities of war.
Annual Greek cold water plunge causes a splash on day of Epiphany
Orthodox Christians across Greece came together for Epiphany Day with a dive into cold sea water in the name of retrieving a wooden cross.
Serbia's Orthodox Christians gather for January's Christmas traditions
Though Serbia's COVID-19 figures are at new highs, hundreds attended the traditional Christmas Eve Divine Liturgy in the St. Sava temple in Belgrade, Serbia.
Royal Mint unveils new coins of Queen to celebrate Platinum Jubilee
The Royal Mint in the UK has revealed additional commemorative coins for Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee. They feature a new portrait of the Queen on the back of a horse.
Anna Gasser: the athlete pushing the boundaries of female snowboarding
Sports that were once considered a fad, like Snowboarding and Skateboarding have in recent years seen entire cultures develop around them. Meet the woman helping that happen.
Banksy-funded boat brings migrants to safety in Lampedusa
Thirty-one migrants sailing on an overcrowded wooden boat were rescued off the coast of Tunisia by the Banksy-funded Louise Michel vessel and taken to the small Italian island of Lampedusa.
Bosnian artists paint giant mural to honour Michael Schumacher
The 3rd January 2022 marked Schumacher's 53rd birthday.
The art of war: Taliban turn blast walls into propaganda art
An outdoor exhibit featuring destroyed US military hardware, vehicles and blast walls is on display in Ghazni, Afghanistan, as a reminder of the Taliban's return to power.
Meet the man hoping to make Africa's first Michelin-starred restaurant
Congolese chef Dieuveil Malonga has visited 38 of Africa's 54 countries, bringing back an abundance with techniques and ingredients with him. Now his sights are are set on blending afro-fusion cuisine with fine dining.
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