A garden of controversy: Jardin Majorelle, Marrakech, Morocco
Oasis of blush flora of Northen Africa and art deco gem, that used to serve as a Yves Saint Laurant’s refuge.
Copenhagen: Christiania free state. What is this?
Christiania is a famouse free state in a city of Copenhagen. A space where art, daily life, and leftover structures blend to the degree where you can’t tell where is art and where is just a pile of rubbish.
Belfast street art scene: your 3 min guide to understanding it
In Belfast, walls historically get used as a social message, historical evidence and argument. The city has spent decades mastering this language. The murals are part protest, part memorial, part visual essay.
How I went to the Party at Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambrige, UK
The Fitzwilliam Museum is one of the key public museums in Cambridge, and part of the wider academic ecosystem of the University of Cambridge.
What Happens When the Clown Stops Performing?
The concept of a ‘sad clown’ isn’t new in Western culture. However, Pollard’s clowns feel different. They bypass theatrical melancholy altogether.
Pilgrimage to legendary Monkey Christ in Spain
How I went to see viral Monkey Christ in Spain.
The architectural wonder of MAC Niterói: is Brazil’s “Flying Saucer” museum worth going inside?
At MAC Niterói, architecture overwhelms content. Oscar Niemeyer’s iconic, UFO-like building dominates the experience, making the exhibitions almost secondary.
Groeninge Museum Bruges: must-see masterpieces
The pearl of Bruges is the Groeninge’s collection of art that covers 600 years.
What makes Lisbon’s MAC/CCB so special?
Opened in 2007 and is best known for its permanent exhibition, the Berardo Collection, one of Europe’s most significant collections of 20th- and 21st-century art.
“One of us must go”: Parisian hotel where Oscar Wilde spent his final days
Visiting a hotel where Oscar Wilde spent his last days of life was a special occasion to pat my respect to the genius.
How to visit surreal Toiletpaper Magazine Headquarter
How I visited iconic Toiletpaper Magazine in Milan.
What Does the Art of Alexander Deineka Tell Us Today? @Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow
Today, in 2025, as the search for a new collective identity and a language to describe society is once again relevant, Deineka’s art proves to be more timely than ever.
Hallands Kunstmuseum— Halmstad, Sweden. Swedish quality art museum
Carefully picked collection, professionalism and Hallands’ values, and…. handmade toilet tiles.
Soups at SMK Kafeteria - State Museum of Art in Copenhagen
It turned out to be the perfect introduction to the whole place. We were so lucky to find a spot that offers proper food.
National Art Museum of Belarus, Minsk. Keeping national and world art with dignity
My art history professor put it perfectly: The Art Museum of Belarus is an encyclopedic incarnation of the school subject that is called “World Cultural Studies.”
Hermitage, Saint Petersburg, Russia. Going there in the summer? Good luck
The heart of Saint Petersburg cultural map and a home for the greatest art. Start your St petersburg art tour here, and return again.
Overlooked gem. MOMAD Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik, Croatia
MOMAD is dedicated to the story of Croatian art from the late 19th century to the present. The focus is on Dubrovnik and the Dalmatian coast. It’s a pretty ambitious collection.
Erarta Museum of Contemporary art, Saint Petersburg, Russia: why so special?
The largest private-owned contemporary museum of Russia Erarta is a gem of St Petersburg.
Ateneum Art Musum, Helsinki, Finland. A Mirror of the Nation
The Ateneum is a way the mirror of Finnish art history, thus — the nation itself. It is located just across from Helsinki’s central railway station in a big 19th-century building. Ateneum keeps a carefully put-together collection of Finnish art, as well as a great selection of international pieces.
Graffiti Vandalism epidemic in Europe: why tagging is killing our cities
How graffiti vandalism is ruining Europe and why it matters.