You want to do an unusual exhibition? Goethe Institute in Sofia has an easy recipe for you: take a Bulgarian artist living in Berlin and a German artist living in Sofia, let them create installations and video art together and voila. With the Win/Lose exhibition, Goethe Institut continues its 1+1: Art Scene Germany series, in which Bulgarian artists residing in Germany curate a show that introduces the Bulgarian audience to lesser known authors from the local market.

The Bulgarian actor Marius Kurkinski will present his jubilee performance Marius at 50 during the Apollonia Arts Festival in the seaside town of Sozopol. The audience will be able to enjoy his roles in the images of Don Juan, The Black Chicken, The Song of Songs and others.

Classical music lovers must keep their fans folded and endure the heat at the 100th edition of Salzburg Festival, which has drawn up an elaborate health safety plan instead of cancelling the season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A joint project by for institutions, with the cast of the Stara Zagora State Opera taking the lead, has reached the finals of an educational shows competition organised by the FEDORA – European Circle of Philanthropists of Opera and Ballet. The distinction carries an opportunity to win a €50,000 grant.

Two of Rotterdam's cultural icons have come together to create an unforgettable experience, tailored to our current circumstances and open to all. Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen and Rotterdam Ahoy have entered into a unique partnership: a drive-thru exhibition. From 1 to 23 August, visitors can drive their own or a borrowed electric car through Rotterdam Ahoy’s 10,000 m2 Hall 1 and see more than fifty high-profile artworks from the collection of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen plus installations by several invited artists.

While many theatres, opera houses and concert halls across the globe remain closed, one of the world's most prestigious Salzburg summer music festivals opened in Austria this weekend with strict anti-coronavirus measures in place, news wires reported. The month-long event kicked off on Saturday with a performance of Richard Strauss's opera "Elektra" in a brand-new staging by Poland's Krzysztof Warlikowski.

Milan Kundera, the author of “The Unbearable Lightness of Being” and many other acclaimed novels, will donate his private library and archive to a public library in Brno, the city where he was born and spent his childhood, news wires reported. The entire collection will be transported from Kundera’s apartment in Paris to the Moravian Library in Brno in the fall.

The magnificent jazz artist Gregory Porter, whose new single “Concorde” is an ode to space exploration, is set to perform on Thursday as part of a ceremony marking the launch of NASA’s next-generation rover that will search for signs of habitable conditions on Mars.

The American frontier drama “The World to Come,” the Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren comedy-drama “The Duke,” Gia Coppola’s “Mainstream,” and the Shia LaBeouf and Vanessa Kirby drama “Pieces of a Woman” are among the films set to premiere at the 77th edition of Venice International Film Festival, organizers said on Tuesday.

The Rolling Stones released on Wednesday previously unheard and never before released song called ‘Scarlet’. The track was recorded in October 1974 featuring Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page. The previously unreleased track follows the huge success and acclaim of the Stones' "Living In A Ghost Town" and will feature on the upcoming 4 September multi-format release of Goats Head Soup 2020.