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Birmingham, a city renowned for its vibrant arts scene, is bracing for significant upheaval as arts organisations prepare to lose all council funding by 2026. The decision comes as the city council grapples with a staggering £300 million budget shortfall, forcing it to make tough choices regarding the allocation of resources. Impact on Cultural Institutions […]
In response to recent concerns regarding inaccuracies in Gemini’s image generation feature, Google has announced measures to address the issues. In a statement posted on X, the company acknowledged the need for improvement and stated its intention to pause the image generation of people temporarily while working on enhancements. This decision comes after reports of
Centre of International Modern Art (CIMA) commemorates its three decades journey with a grand exhibition of over 50 works The Center of International Modern Art (CIMA) is bringing the curtains down to the six-month-long celebratory fervour of its 30-year journey with a grand exhibition titled “Fantastic Realities and Beyond” at the Visual Arts Gallery from
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New Chair Named for Château de Versailles Ends Controversy In a move that has brought closure to a longstanding controversy, Christophe Leribault, the current director of Paris’s Musée d’Orsay, has been appointed as the new chair of the Château de Versailles. Leribault’s nomination, announced by the government on Wednesday 21 February, signifies a significant shift
The Bellevue Arts Museum (BAM), located in the centre of Bellevue, Washington, is a shining example of artistic expression and a cross-cultural meeting point. But beneath its graceful exterior, there is a deepening financial problem that is endangering the company itself. The organisation, which aims to bring together fine art, craft, and design, has started
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Art Galleries at Black Studies (AGBS) is thrilled to announce the second symposium in its multi-year program, Why Black Museums. This annual series aims to honour and examine the cultural contributions of Black and ethnically specific museums while delving into the innovative ways these institutions shape museum spaces. Event Details The symposium, titled “Why Black
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Yogesh Saini, an artist and the founder of Delhi Street Art (DSA), breathed life into the walls of India’s capital city with his vibrant imagination and artistic flair. Born into a world of engineering and business, Saini pursued higher education, earning degrees in engineering and MBA. However, his true passion lay in the realm of
“Dreaming Animals: An Exhibition of Recent Works by Neeraj Bakshi” is an intriguing exploration of intimacy and intricacy within small-scale formats. Neeraj Bakshi’s masterful creations redefine conventional perceptions of beauty and artistic expression. To know more about the exhibition dates and venue read on. Bakshi’s artwork transcends mere aesthetic appeal, inviting viewers into a world
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After a nearly four-month closure due to ongoing attacks on Gaza, the Palestinian Museum in Birzeit, situated in the Occupied West Bank, has reopened its doors. In an act of defiance and hope, the museum welcomed 350 visitors last Sunday, February 11, to three separate exhibitions aimed at standing against the atrocities inflicted upon Gaza.
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In a significant victory for cultural heritage preservation, Nepal celebrated the repatriation of four antiquities valued at more than $1 million in early December. Among the returned treasures were a large pair of gilt-bronze Bhairava masks, stolen in the mid-1990s, which had made their way to the collections of prestigious institutions like the Rubin Museum
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