Arts

SAT Festival is an urban art fair which will put together different aspects of the street art movement and will give the opportunity to the public to get familiar to the Bulgarian urban art scene.

"Why Are We 'Artists'? - 100 World Art Manifestos," newly published by Penguin Books, is a collection of 100 artists' manifestos from across the world between 1909 and 2012, bringing together activists, post-colonialists, surrealists, socialists, nihilists and a host of other voices.

Two new artworks by Banksy have appeared at the Barbican centre in central London, reported The Guardian.

The murals, inspired by the upcoming Jean-Michel Basquiat exhibition at the centre, were confirmed as genuine on the artist's verified Instagram account.

The US film production company Universal Pictures will soon start shooting the sequel to the hit 2008 American-British-Swedish film musical Mamma Mia! in Croatia, on the island of Vis.

The film, following a popular Broadway musical, featured Hollywood stars Meryl Streep and Pierce Brosnan, among others, singing along to hits from the 1970s Swedish legendary pop band Abba.

The French Institute in Athens is screening Henri-Georges Clouzot's 1942 debut feature, the comedy thriller "L'assassin habite au 21" (The Murderer Lives at Number 21), on Tuesday, September 5.

At first it was strange, but now the term “selfie” has become normal in our daily lives. Selfie is nothing more than a photo that a person takes of himself, whether it’s at home, eating, at a soccer stadium, on the beach, or wherever he/she is.

The Elgiz Museum is presenting a new site-specific installation on its mezzanine floor titled "Lunar" by the artist SARP as a part of the neighboring events of the 15th Istanbul Biennial, curated by Huma Kabakcı.

The Performistanbul YouTube channel will be presenting new live camera performances, documentaries, and interviews as well as videos of past performances.

Kirk Hammett may be known best as the guitarist whose deafening solos have come to define the band Metallica. But a new exhibit is showcasing a different side of the rocker, his passion for sci-fi and horror films.

Strawberries, tulips and lemons - subjects photographed by Cy Twombly from 1985 to 2008 in Rome and Gaeta - reveal how the celebrated American artist captured moments of day-to-day life with such earnestness even when he was a student, at the Gagosian Gallery through July 29.