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Thrace Theater Rivals Anatolia's Largest in Size
7.16.25

A large theater, measuring 140 by 110 meters, has been discovered in Thrace, with its size rivaling that of Anatolia's largest theaters, according to Zeynep Koรงel Erdem, head of the Archaeology Department at Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University.
Art World Heavyweights Unite for Revolution
7.16.25

A group of prominent figures in the art world, including Edward and Alex Dolman, Brett Gorvy, Philip Hoffman, and Patti Wong, have formed an alliance to revolutionize high-end art advisory services. Led by these art industry heavyweights, the powerhouse alliance seeks to transform the market with a shared vision for change.
Baltimore Thrives Under GBC's Bold Initiatives
7.16.25

Baltimore is experiencing a population increase for the first time since 2014 and a significant reduction in crime, thanks to combined efforts led by the Greater Baltimore Committee (GBC). The GBC, powered by over 300 private sector partners, has launched initiatives such as "Bold Moves" to attract business and talent. This has resulted in a thriving food scene, more museums per capita than other US cities, and a vibrant arts community through events like ArtPrize and collaborations with the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA).
Finite Films & TV Dominates Film Festivals Circuit
7.16.25

Finite Films & TV has had several recent features showcased at prominent film festivals. Sundance 2025 selected drama "Brides" was recently featured, following the success of Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor's "Dreamers", which played in the Berlinale's Panorama section earlier this year. Additionally, Joshua Oppenheimer's musical "The End" debuted at Telluride, Toronto, and San Sebastian in 2024.
Gandhi Captured by British Artist Clare Leighton
7.16.25

Mahatma Gandhi visited London in 1931 for the Round Table conference, where artist Clare Leighton was given permission to sketch his likeness on multiple occasions. The portrait remained in Leighton's collection until her death in 1989 and is now owned by Bonhams, but its current owner or display status are unclear.
Indian Art Takes Over London Galleries
7.16.25

Three Indian galleries, including the National Gallery of Modern Art, the India Habitat Centre, and the Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Museum, have expanded their presence in London with a unique showcase. The exhibitions feature works by Indian artists such as M.F. Husain and Nandalal Bhatt, and are part of the city's cultural calendar.
Palermo Honors Judge Balsamo with Mural Tribute
7.16.25

A public art project in Palermo, Italy, has unveiled four commissions, including a 30-m high mural of Judge Paolo Balsamo, who was assassinated by the Mafia. The project aims to unite the community against organized crime and symbolizes the strength of the vulnerable to overcome fear. It is part of an effort to address the city's dark past, as recorded by photojournalist Letizia Battaglia, who documented Mafia violence in Sicily.
Sablo's Emotional Journey in 'Fireman' Series
7.16.25

Sablo's latest exhibition at Moosey Norwich features his unique blend of Western influences and personal experiences, as seen in his grotesque yet emotive character designs. The show focuses on themes of nature and humanity, with a particular emphasis on the Fireman series, which represents emotions faced with difficulties and mysteries. Sablo draws from his own inner world, incorporating elements of his mind's state to create a spiritual journey through his artwork.
Arshad's 'Safekeeping Stories' Honors Indian Heritage
7.16.25

Indian artist Hannan Arshad's Christo and Jeanne-Claude Award-winning installation "Safekeeping Stories" is inspired by her family's hometown in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh, India. The artwork will be revealed at Abu Dhabi Art in November and features a library-like structure with bricks etched with miniature Mughal paintings, reflecting Arshad's heritage and artistic journey.