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US President Donald Trump claims the Kennedy Center in Washington DC has been losing 'tens of millions of dollars, even hundreds of millions of dollars' for years. Federal audit records show it had a surplus of millions despite an operating deficit.
Riyadh University of the Arts has launched its inaugural academic semester, aiming to establish Saudi Arabia as a global leader in cultural and arts education.
Iranian director Ebrahim Poshte Kouhi's acclaimed play "Like Water for Chocolate," an adaptation of Laura Esquivel's novel, is scheduled to be performed at the Baghdad International Theater Festival from October 10 to 18.
Pictorial exhibition, poster competition held to mark Defence Day
Punjab Council of Arts organizes pictorial exhibition and poster competition to mark Defence Day in Rawalpindi.
SG Culture Pass fund underutilized, ministry developing portal for seniors.
South Africa: With the Contra.Joburg festival, artists open their studios to visitors
The Contra.Joburg festival in Johannesburg invites residents to explore artists' studios in the city's old industrial center, aiming to demystify the creative process and change perceptions of the area.
Founder of 3Pumpkins Lin Shiyun created a safe space for children from low-income families through arts and development charity, offering art activities and play to help them cope with issues.
A new report reveals that 95% of women in the UK arts sector believe gender inequality persists, with 75% experiencing unconscious bias or sexism, particularly as they age.
Children aged nine to 13 in Punggol can receive up to $3,000 in funding and mentorship for heritage projects, culminating in a public presentation in March 2027. Separately, the "Peppa Pig’s Fun Day Out!" stage show is set to entertain pre-schoolers at Esplanade Theatre o…
Iranian filmmaker Mani Haghighi's 76-minute documentary about painter and archivist Nasser Bakhshi will world-premiere as part of the 32-film main slate of the 64th New York Film Festival.
Death of Director Angel Alonso, the Lovable Anarchist and Agitator of the Sala Villarroel in Barcelona
The director, author, and gestural theater creator Angel Alonso has passed away at the age of 84. Alonso was a key figure in the Catalan theater scene, known for his commitment to progressive values and his ability to bring people together through his work.
South African ballet competition inspires a new generation of young dancers
The 13th South African International Ballet Competition in Cape Town is showcasing young talent, inspiring a new generation of dancers, and promoting diversity in the art form.
Beirut Governor Marwan Abboud has submitted proposals to name streets in Ras Beirut and Ain Mreisse after the late artists Ziad Rahbani and Ahmed Kaabour, respectively, to honor their significant cultural and artistic contributions.
In Cairo, the creative workshop of the Mediterranean Youth Orchestra
The Mediterranean Youth Orchestra held a unique creative workshop in Cairo, Egypt, bringing together five young musicians from diverse backgrounds to compose an original piece using an oral, non-score-based method.
Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami will be commemorated at a special ceremony at the Cinema Museum of Iran. The event, titled 'Abbas Kiarostami: Beyond Borders,' will take place on Thursday and feature discussions and tributes to Kiarostami's artistic persona and cultural…
Egyptian singer Sherine Abdel Wahab ended her artistic hiatus by releasing a voice message to her fans, inviting them to her upcoming concert in Porto Golf El Alamein on August 7th, 2026. The announcement sparked immense fan excitement, leading to rapid ticket sales for t…
Al-Shami released his new song "Baby" from his "Identity" album, continuing the narrative from his previous music video "Ana Ba'dak" with Jennifer Azar. The song and video, directed by Pierre Khadra, delve into the backstory of their relationship and separation.
New Zealand actor Sam Neill, renowned for his roles in "Jurassic Park" and "The Piano," has died at the age of 78 in Sydney, his family announced. His death was described as "sudden and unexpected," with his family stating he was cancer-free at the time.
Pakistan is observing the 25th death anniversary of Ustad Salamat Ali Khan, a legendary classical singer renowned for his contributions to Hindustani classical music and the Sham Chaurasia Gharana.
The Kennedy Center hosted the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, awarding Bill Maher for his contrarian comedy. Comedians took potshots at President Trump, celebrating Maher's decades-long joy at sparing neither the left nor the right.
Esteemed Egyptian cinematographer and actor Tarek El-Telmisany has completely lost his sight due to chronic health complications, leading him to withdraw from the public eye.
CBS News highlights various stories including birthright citizenship debate, Theodore Roosevelt presidential library opening, seahorses and seadragons in nature, Shooter Jennings' music legacy, and a young cancer survivor's story.
The Kennedy Center is still deciding on its programming and public access options after a federal judge blocked the Trump administration's plan for a full closure and renaming of the institution.
Lebanon's recurring crises have disrupted education, impacting children's mental health. Integrating arts-based approaches into schools can deliver crucial psychosocial support and social-emotional learning, aiding both academic recovery and child well-being.
An appreciation of David Hockney argues that his art made viewers look longer, think slower, and see technology and modern life differently.
David Hockney, a major figure in contemporary art and Pop art, has died at 88. His publicist said he passed away peacefully at home in London.
Jazz legend Sonny Rollins dies aged 95
Sonny Rollins, the towering jazz saxophonist nicknamed the “saxophone colossus,” has died at 95 at his home in Woodstock, New York.