Iranian photography exhibition highlights poignant scenes of unity amid war
“Living in Two Times” shares haunting scenes from the Iranian Revolution and Iran-Iraq war.
Review: ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ is funny but lacks narrative depth
The newest Marvel release attempts to draw viewers into Thor’s journey for love and inner peace, but the parody-like film serves little purpose beyond a cheeky laugh.
‘Beyond King Tut’ exhibit tells the story of boy king nearly lost to history
The National Geographic Museum in Washington, D.C., takes visitors through the tomb of King Tut, explaining what its discovery meant for uncovering ancient history.
Studying abroad: The experience of a residential tourist
Studying abroad seemed like a dream as the coronavirus pandemic stretched on and on — and then on some more — but it certainly made finally getting to go all the more exciting.
Frida Kahlo immersive biography shows the iconic artist’s life from all angles
Frida Kahlo, a Mexican painter known for her self-portraits, is celebrated around the world for her authenticity in style and passion for painting.
Antoni Tàpies’ museum explores cultural intersections, philosophy
Fundació Antoni Tàpies offers a temporary exhibition of contemporary artwork that reinterprets historical events and also pays tribute to its namesake with a collection of the artist’s existential works.
Moco Museum in Amsterdam brings its artful societal commentary beyond Spain
The Moco Museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands, features modern and contemporary art with a twist that underscores societal double standards and controversy.
The oldest gallery in Spain offers a renewed look at reality
In the old quarters of Barcelona City, the oldest gallery in Spain — the Sala Parés Gallery — features current artists.
The face behind the facades: The story of famed architect Antoni Gaudí
Known as one of the greatest architects of Catalan Modernism, Antoni Gaudí's works are mostly located in Barcelona, including the temple of the Sagrada Familia.
Tablao flamenco brings energy to Barcelona’s oldest theater
Before becoming a universal art form, flamenco dance was deeply rooted in Spanish culture as it offered a platform to share a wide range of narratives. Now, tablao flamenco shows in Barcelona keep the tradition alive as they feature striking, foot-stomping performances.