Lebanon's greatest Roman treasure, Baalbek is considered a wonder of the ancient world. And it's just hosted the first Baalbek International Symposium, gathering artists from around the world, who found inspiration in the city's Roman temples and ancient ruins.
Comic book festivals are often extravagant affairs of fantasy and cosplay, where fans are inundated with a neverending assortment of amusements on offer. But one festival is instead going to back to basics, and showcasing the core elements that go into creating a comic book to offer a more hands-on experience. Showcase sent Sharaz Ali to check it out.
Since the 1930s, Disney has updated its classic stories to make them more relatable to each new generation. And now, an exhibition in Madrid is highlighting the origin of some of the iconic studio's most popular films - many of which are often hailed as some of the best works of animation ever created.
It's been ten years since the 2008 financial crisis brought the world's banking system and art market to the brink of disaster. A decade on and we're still asking the question... Has the art world fully recovered?
To answer that and more, Showcase is joined by Martin Jenner, a contemporary art consultant at PhotoArts.com
The London Design Biennale was first staged two years ago to celebrate the universal power of design. This year, it's on a mission to explore questions and solution surrounding the idea of migration, pollution and social equality. Visitors are invited to engage in interactive installations all in an immersive, inspiring and entertaining tour of the world.
One of Italy's most star-studded events just wrapped up for the year - the Venice Film Festival. This year its biggest prize went to a Mexican film, which critics are calling a 'masterpiece'. We bring you a few highlights from the event's 75th edition.
And to find out how this year's Venice Film Festival went, Showcase is joined by culture journalist Jad Salfiti from Lyon, France.
British director Mike Leigh is certainly no stranger to the world of screenwriting, having penned the Oscar-nominated Vera Drake and Secrets and Lies among many others. But with his latest project, the BAFTA winner is claiming an important place in British film history. He's among few directors to effectively push socially conscious moral messages to audiences. Here's the story.
The London Design Biennale was first staged two years ago to celebrate the universal power of design. This year, it's on a mission to explore questions and solution surrounding the idea of migration, pollution and social equality. Visitors are invited to engage in interactive installations all in an immersive, inspiring and entertaining tour of the world.
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