600 stolen books returned to University and Regional Library of Bonn
More than 70 years after they went missing, over 600 books were returned to the University and Regional Library of Bonn (ULB) on April 11th. The books, which include various […]
Striking photo by John Moore wins the 2019 World Press Photo Contest
On April 11th, the World Press Photo Foundation announced that a photograph by John Moore descriptively titled Crying Girl on the Border was the overall winner of the 2019 World […]
Europe’s tallest skyscraper in the making and in the countryside
The Shard in London is soon-to-be knocked out of first for the tallest skyscraper in Europe. A recently announced skyscraper will see the Shard and raise it 10.4 meters…literally. The […]
Long overdue: a retrospective on Cuban artist Zilia Sánchez
You may not yet be familiar with the name Zilia Sánchez, but in recent years, the Cuban-born, Puerto Rico-based artist has found herself in the limelight in the US. The […]
Iranian artist Masoud Akhavanjam to present two works alongside the Venice Biennale
Alongside the Venice Biennale, the GAA Foundation will present their exhibition ‘Personal Structures: open borders.’ The exhibition will be open to the public, free of charge, from May 11th through […]
Romamor: Anne and Patrick Poirier return to the Villa Medici
Through 5 May 2019, “Romamor,” the first personal exhibition in Italy by the French artist duo Anne and Patrick Poirier, is being held at the French Academy in Rome Villa Medici. Their […]
The Black Model at the Crux of Western Culture: Sweeping Exhibition at Museé d’Orsay
The “Black Models” show at the Orsay Museum in Paris reveals the Western neglect of the female archetypal, which accounts for racial and gender subjugation and ultimately disregards for the […]
