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Peek inside designer Catherine Branstetter's 1920s Nashville cottage, and learn how she got her house ready for real life in what she considers “phase one” of this Tudor’s new chapter.

Young people have been finding out about the history of their own homes as part of a heritage project.

Popular arty party Nuit Blanche now becomes Art + Paper. The nocturnal platform for the capital’s contemporary arts scene has been transformed into a biennial to involve even more community projects.

“Walls Can Talk,” the latest film by Spain Carlos Saura, director of “Raise...

The Siloam Springs Museum is hosting its third Walls Talk tour from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday at Walnut Grove Farms.

The Medium is the Message: the art of European posters First online lecture of the series “Europe on posters” In light of its temporary exhibition When Walls Talk, the House of European History is organising the series of online lectures “Europe on posters.” Experts will discuss the role of posters over the past 100 years of European history, how they shape ideas about art and their role in the evolution of the public sphere.  

The Iris Festival is Brussels' biggest open-air extravaganza and it promises to be even more of a festive celebration as the city-wide event returns to its pre-pandemic format.

On Saturday 30 April, the House of European History opens its new temporary exhibition "When Walls Talk" to the public. This exhibition aims to reflect European history through posters from the last 100 years, in a way that raises awareness about the multiplicity of perspectives and interpretations.

Dunamaise Arts Centre is proud to welcome Ériú Productions as they present Walls Talk on 4 March 2022. Walls Talk, brings together solo dancer…