MORE than 90m (295ft) long, it is David Hockney’s biggest ever picture, a joyous frieze capturing the changing seasons as the course of the year unfurls in and around his Normandy garden. For many, the lockdowns of 2020, however unwelcome, were a chance to contemplate their everyday surroundings and discover a newfound appreciation for nature. …
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Vienna heralds the beginning of summer with foodie events, Mother’s Day events and other innovations. No May without Wiener Festwochen ! On May 13, the series of events will start a new round. The “Festival of Singing” wants to inspire with numerous world premieres until June 18th. Of course there will be a brilliant opening, which will not only be seen live, …
This year’s festival will run from 13 – 21 May with a programme of events that embrace the festival’s musical and literary elements as well as promoting emerging young artists and unusual settings. The Bath Festival will return this month with a mix of musical and literary offerings. The 2022 programme presents hybrid events designed …
Art that wraps around you 180 Studios is opening a new exhibition dedicated to immersive art. Sixteen installations blur the lines between physical and virtual artworks, all at the crossroads of art and technology. Located in a former underground car park, the exhibition is designed like a maze to get lost in, as you wander …
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Seoul Jazz Festival 2022 (서울재즈페스티벌) With the landmark Seoul Jazz Festival resuming in-person this year after a three-year break due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the lineup of stars for this year’s festival has been unveiled. The 14th Seoul Jazz festival will be held over three days outdoors, starting May 27 at the Olympic Park‘s 88 …
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Visitors can now inhale the scents from a painting Flowers and trees bloom in Jan Brueghel the Elder’s sumptuous garden, where peacocks and civets prowl the grounds as a child plucks a petal from its stem, inhaling the fragrance. Since the painting of The Sense of Smell in the 17th century, viewers have said the …
For the first time in 40 years, Italian Renaissance master Donatello (ca. 1386–1466) has a major solo show—and the curator, Francesco Caglioti, hopes the blockbuster exhibition will help elevate the master sculptor to the level of fame enjoyed by Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and Michelangelo. The reason Donatello has been eclipsed in the public eye by his countrymen? …
