You round the corner, and there he is, on-screen. The voice on the video is warm, low-key, unassuming, Anish Kapoor responding to off-camera questions about his background and career. Lengthy pauses; a bemused smile. Collar-grazing grey-black hair. Right arm casually draped over the back of a long wooden bench; flowers and leafy bushes behind him. […]
London really is a city that has it all: royalty, historic buildings, modern architectural marvels, cosy pubs, wide open green spaces, bustling markets, world-class museums, a theatreland to rival Broadway, and myriad literary links – indeed there are stories and legends everywhere you go. But with so much on offer, where should you begin when
One with Eternity: Yayoi Kusama honors the influential artist’s distinctive vision of self-obliteration by exploring its development across media. The exhibition will feature three immersive installations of Yayoi Kusama’s artwork, including two of her renowned Infinity Mirror Rooms. Born in Japan in 1929, the artist is globally recognized for her multidisciplinary practice that includes room-size
As Québec City prepares to welcome the New Year 2025, a lively array of festive events is set to unfold across the historic heart of this Canadian destination. From free outdoor concerts on Grande Allée to elegant gala dinners under the sparkling lights of a landmark hotel, the city’s winter season promises to bring both
Every year at New Year, the Vienna Philharmonic presents a program consisting of the lively and at the same time nostalgic music from the vast repertoire of the family of Johann Strauß and its contemporaries. This concert is now being broadcasted to over 90 countries worldwide. The first New Year’s Concert took place during the
If there’s a European capital that’s perfect for Christmas, it’s definitely Prague. The mix of baroque, Renaissance, and gothic architecture — along with the winding, cobbled streets in the Old Town (Stare Mesto) and Lesser Town (Mala Strana) — gives it a fairytale vibe all year long. But when the city is lit up with
America continues to contend with its past, often in the messiest ways imaginable. Just this weekend, millions marched in No Kings demonstrations around the country, protesting president Donald Trump’s authoritarian overreach; the White House reliably (and embarrassingly) trolled the protesters with a photo of Trump and vice president J.D. Vance wearing crowns, as if forgetting
