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Spotlight: How Did Choreography Influence Kirchner? A New Basel Exhibition Takes a Closer Look at Expressionism's Musical Inspirations - Vimarsana News

Spotlight: How Did Choreography Influence Kirchner? A New Basel Exhibition Takes a Closer Look at Expressionism's Musical Inspirations

Located just outside Basel in Riehen, Galerie Henze & Ketterer specializes in Modern art, Informel, and abstraction after 1945.

Source: artnet.com
Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom: All Great Fairy Fountain Locations - How To Unlock - Vimarsana News

Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom: All Great Fairy Fountain Locations - How To Unlock

When you wish upon a fountain - You might think that finding all of the Great Fairy Fountains in The Legend of Zelda: Tear...

'Cherish The Ladies' Set To Host Night Of Song And Dance In Killaloe - Vimarsana News

'Cherish The Ladies' Set To Host Night Of Song And Dance In Killaloe

On Wednesday’s Morning Focus, Alan was joined by Joanie Madden who is an Irish Traditional Whistle and Flute Player along with being the leader of the all US female supergroup ‘Cherish The Ladies’. Joanie looked ahead to ‘Cherish The Ladies’ upcoming tour of Ireland in which they will be visiting County Clare. On Sunday May […]

Source: clare.fm
Newly-discovered portrait of Caravaggio's escort lover could be worth €70m - Vimarsana News

Newly-discovered portrait of Caravaggio's escort lover could be worth €70m

The painting, which depicts a young woman with dark hair and a piercing gaze, was found in a private collection

Advertiser.ie - 'It was in the air' - Vimarsana News

Advertiser.ie - 'It was in the air'

Prior to 1961, public performance of Irish traditional music in Galway took place primarily in the form of céilís in large dancehalls — namely in the Hangar, the Commercial and the Astaire. These were enormously popular — remember the hundreds of bicycles parked outside the Hangar on a Sunday night — but they began to go out of fashion in the sixties and were regarded as old fashioned and backward.