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Elise Morton
‘Inside Out 2’ first animated film to hit $1 billion overseas
The highly anticipated sequel is already the top-grossing movie of 2024 – and the milestones keep on coming.
650 KM of Freedom: Vilnius marks 35 years since the Baltic Way
Celebrating the anniversary of the peaceful – yet powerful – political demonstration, Friday’s special commemorative concert in Vilnius will feature over 200 performers from across the Baltics.
Meet the women bringing Estonian art to the world
From Manhattan art fairs to the Venice Biennale, a generation of Estonian artists and gallerists are putting the country's creative scene on the map.
Calls for reinstatement of Slovak National Gallery director
At least 360 artists, gallerists and curators signed the open letter in support of Alexandra Kusá, who was fired alongside the head of the National Theatre.
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Sculpture Quadrennial Riga 2024 opens in the Latvian capital
Coming around just once every four years, the 2024 Sculpture Quadrennial Riga features exhibitions, talks, and an epic 24-hour soundscape performance.
Explore the queer history of the Eastern Bloc in Edinburgh
Recentring the historical narrative on queer figures, this exhibition delves into the archives of one of the region's first LGBTQ+ magazines.
Banksy unveils new animal artworks in London – but what do they mean?
Elusive street artist Banksy has unveiled two new artworks on the sides of buildings in London: a mountain goat, perched precariously on a ledge; and two elephants, reaching out to each other from blocked-out windows.
Have archaeologists uncovered a pre-Vatican papal palace?
Experts say the architectural structure – where popes lived before the Vatican became the official residence – could have been built between the 9th-13th century AD.
V&A beats the Met to scoop 12th-century ivory carving
The sculpture, which depicts Jesus Christ’s body being lifted from the cross by Joseph of Arimathea, is now set to stay in the UK.
Pompidou Centre Malaga to stay open until 2034
The Andalusian outpost of France’s Pompidou Centre signed a new deal with the city of Malaga last week, allowing the space to stay in operation for another decade.
Conservatives move to block Switzerland from hosting Eurovision
Referendums are a key feature of Swiss political life. Could this quirk of the country’s democratic system be used to stop it hosting Eurovision?
Athens exhibition marks 50 years since Greece’s return to democracy
The show, simply entitled 'Democracy', brings together works by over 50 artists in a poignant reflection on the pursuit of civil liberties – in a year when nearly half the world is heading to the polls.
Pussy Riot’s Nadya Tolokonnikova opens debut solo museum show in Linz
Rebellion, resistance and spirituality are key themes of Tolokonnikova’s first solo exhibition at OK Linz – along with a healthy dose of anger.
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