Interactive exhibition in São Paulo celebrates musician Tom Zé’s 90th birthday
Caixa Cultural São Paulo is hosting a free, sensory show until 13 December on the life and inventions of one of the central figures of Tropicalismo.
Caixa Cultural São Paulo is hosting a free, sensory show until 13 December on the life and inventions of one of the central figures of Tropicalismo.
Cantonese opera in a bamboo theatre, parades and traditional rituals liven up a small island in a UNESCO geopark from 11 to 15 October.
The new selection in the "Cinecittà si Mostra" exhibition in Rome is on show until 15 February 2027 and honours costume designer Danilo Donati on his birth centenary.
With the Tower of Jesus Christ, the Barcelona basilica reaches 172.5 metres and becomes the world's tallest church, thanks to a building method using bonded stone panels.
Excavations ahead of the renovation of Flanders' busiest tram line have uncovered foundations that may belong to the Ketelpoort, demolished in 1780.
An 11th-century piece found in Staraya Russa combines the image of a possible warrior saint with a Medusa-like figure.
The National Centre for Art, Crafts and Design opens a sound and visual exhibition by artist Marcelo Lopes on 15 October.
The Lisbon museum, closed since September 2025, received €8.5 million for work on its façade and roofs and for the restoration of the Capela das Albertas.
The National Museum of World Writing Systems in Incheon is celebrating the centenary of Korean braille with a free exhibition designed to be explored by touch.
During a litter clean-up in Pewaukee Lake, a diver discovered a canoe carved from an oak trunk by Indigenous peoples about a thousand years ago.
The prize, awarded every three years to a Luxembourgish author, recognises the body of work of the writer from Esch-sur-Alzette.
The building in Benediktbeuern, badly damaged by a storm in 2023, has been fully restored and gained a new exhibition with an artificial intelligence guide.
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