Lausitz Festival opens with a new Credo for a changing region
Lausitz Festival opens in Görlitz with a new Credo inside Bach’s Mass and its inaugural cultural prize for Petr Štědroň.
Lausitz Festival opens in Görlitz with a new Credo inside Bach’s Mass and its inaugural cultural prize for Petr Štědroň.
Cincinnati Art Museum opens its first permanent fashion gallery, honouring Mary W. Baskett through Japanese design and a $5 million legacy.
Kasia Wolińska’s Phoenix.Sun premiered at Tanz im August, bringing dance, live music and video into a meditation on fire, loss and renewal.
Thea Musgrave’s new work received its world premiere at the BBC Proms as Amy Harman moved through the orchestra in a journey towards hope.
Charles Ray’s first institutional solo exhibition in Germany opened to the public in Kassel with an artist-led tour at the Fridericianum.
Indianapolis’s 2026 ARTI Awards recognised six artists, organisations and civic partners advancing equity and innovation across the city’s cultural life.
Emilija Škarnulytė opens an immersive installation in St. Gallen that moves from a decommissioned nuclear plant towards questions of deep time, power and responsibility.
Ateneum’s first comprehensive Elga Sesemann survey brings displacement, memory and an overlooked Finnish modernist into a new national collection series.
Washington’s National Gallery of Art has added around 190 works spanning five centuries, bringing new artists, media and histories into the national collection.
Four recent scores at New York’s TIME:SPANS festival revealed contrasting approaches to material, electronics, political memory and physical musical gesture.
