Sensommarens Blommor – When Music Holds On to the Last Days of Summer
There are September afternoons when summer seems reluctant to leave. The light grows softer, the evenings arrive earlier, yet something of August’s warmth still lingers […]
There are September afternoons when summer seems reluctant to leave. The light grows softer, the evenings arrive earlier, yet something of August’s warmth still lingers […]
The 33rd Arabian Travel Market, held in Dubai from September 14-17, 2026, focuses on the theme “Travel 2040: Driving New Frontiers Through Innovation and Technology.” It emphasizes collaboration, resilience, and technology’s role in transforming tourism, showcasing advancements like AI and immersive tech. Over 55,000 professionals from around the globe are participating.
Dubai Culture engaged with Ars Electronica Futurelab to explore research collaboration focused on experimentation and emerging technologies in the arts. The meeting emphasized the importance of understanding AI’s impact on creativity and aimed to foster a long-term partnership for advancing digital art and supporting Dubai’s cultural innovation initiatives.
Diana Nathalie Andersson, a Swedish-Polish artist, transitioned from a successful pharmacy career to modelling and music following personal loss and a desire for change. Her journey embodies reinvention and self-discovery, emphasizing that it’s never too late to pursue one’s dreams. Diana aims to inspire others to embrace change and follow their passions.
Shaima Rashed Al Suwaidi emphasizes the transformative role of culture in Dubai, advocating for accessibility, inclusivity, and community connection through the upcoming ISEA2026 symposium. This event aims to intertwine art with technology and engage diverse audiences, fostering deeper participation and relationships within the city’s cultural landscape, thereby enhancing Dubai’s global cultural presence.
The Arabian Travel Market 2026 in Dubai will convene industry leaders from September 14-17 to explore the evolving landscape of global tourism shaped by AI, economic pressures, and changing traveler demands. Over 210 speakers will discuss key themes like resilience, technology, and sustainability, highlighting the industry’s transformative journey ahead.
Córdoba artist Juanjo Garlo will create a new painting action during Cabalcor 2026, supporting the historic agreement between the city and Córdoba Ecuestre for the future International Horse Center. This initiative integrates contemporary art with Córdoba’s cultural heritage, fostering international connections and projecting the city’s identity and equestrian history.
„Dziady” Adama Mickiewicza połączyły w tym roku Polaków w kraju i poza jego granicami. Dla mnie Narodowe Czytanie 2026 ma jednak jeszcze jeden, bardzo osobisty […]
Josephine Siskind, HVK’s Artist of the Month, showcases her artistic journey from Chicago to Havana and beyond. Influenced by Mexican muralism and classical training, her work explores the human experience, identity, and emotions. Siskind’s art, often in public spaces, invites deep interpretation, blending personal and cultural narratives across her international career.
In September, Stockholm’s Galleri Melefors hosts “In Between,” an exhibition by Nadine NASCH Schjölin, featuring intimate portraiture exploring human presence and emotion. The show invites viewers to engage with artworks, including oil paintings and sculptures, while offering a unique opportunity to connect with the artist during the preview and vernissage events.
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