Insanity can be defined by repeating the same thing over and over again expecting a different result. For ceramicist Alev Ebuzziya, repetition has been the key to her success for the past 50 years. The artist explained why to Showcase's Sena Arslan.
Czech movie director Jiri Menzel died last week, on September 5. But the legacy of his Czechoslovak New Wave continues, making him an unforgettable filmmaker in the history of European Cinema.
Dina Iordanova, Emeritus Professor of Film Studies 03:15
The coronavirus crisis has cancelled or postponed many international art events; Art Basel, Design Shanghai, and Art Dubai to name a few. Audiences have had to look in their own backyard to get their art fix, and some industry executives worry that the art world is becoming too localised.
Jonathan Harris, Head of Birmingham School of Art 00:39
Istanbul's cultural hub, Arter, briefly reopened in June amid the coronavirus pandemic but decided to close its doors again, only to come back with new shows. Now they are back and Showcase’s Sena Arslan cautiously went to the opening.
From a homeless person who threw a rock at the Mona Lisa to the man who was jealous of the woman in a Valazquez painting; people have odd motivations for vandalizing art. But the hunger for fame seems to be a popular reason.
Kevin Tavin, Professor of International Art Education 00:54
Afghan author Nadia Ghulam did not begin to read or write until she was 16 years old. Now, her books retell the horrors of war that ravaged her country, and the refuge she found in Spain. Here is her story.
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