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ArbatFest-2014: From public art to visual library For the fifth year artists, musicians and actors from Kazakhstan and abroad transform Almaty into a magical and mysterious realm of art and wonder.

31 August 2014

Ballet dancer of Bordeaux National Opera to perform in Astana Astana residents and guests will have a great opportunity to enjoy Romeo and Juliet ballet by Sergei Prokofiev directed by French choreographer Charles Jude.

28 August 2014

Madonna clothing, lyrics to hit auction block Madonna memorabilia including nude photographs of the Queen of Pop will go on sale in November at an auction.

20 August 2014

Disquieting times for Malaysia's 'fish listener' Harun is one of Malaysia's last "fish listeners," and he and his apprentice son are believed to be the only active practitioners of this art.

19 August 2014

Italian-American opera star Licia Albanese dead at 105 Licia Albanese, an Italian-American soprano who for more than a quarter century starred at the Metropolitan Opera in NY, has died at age 105.

19 August 2014

'Turtles' outmuscle Stallone, Schwarzenegger at box office The "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" remained in top spot at the North American box office this weekend.

18 August 2014

Film on 1597 victory against Japan breaks Korean records A film depicting a famous 16th century naval victory against Japanese invaders has set records at the South Korean box office.

16 August 2014

Sarajevo Film Festival marks 20th anniversary The Sarajevo Film Festival opens to celebrate its 20th anniversary.

16 August 2014

Kazakh The Owners film enters Toronto Film Festival program Kazakhstani movie The Owners directed by Adilkhan Yerzhanov is in the lineup of the Contemporary World Cinema program of the Toronto Film Festival.

15 August 2014

Jasmine and smoke: the allure of Greek summer cinemas A whiff of jasmine, cigarette smoke and the shadow of a cat darting across the silver screen -summertime in Greece means open-air cinema

14 August 2014

China enlists film prostitute for cultural battle

12 August 2014

"Ninja Turtles" in box office romp "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" romped to the top of the US box office, dethroning "Guardians of the Galaxy" in their first weekend in theaters.

11 August 2014

'Hamlet' hits Havana on global Shakespeare birthday tour A tour of "Hamlet" aiming to celebrate William Shakespeare's 450th birthday brought the legendary bard to thousands gathered in Havana.

09 August 2014

Giant public artwork divides opinion in Sydney A giant Japanese-designed public artwork that will straddle Sydney's main street was unveiled, dividing opinion with supporters saying it will boost the city's reputation and critics calling it "stupid".

30 July 2014

Maillot brings sexy 'Shrew' to scandal-hit Bolshoi Shakespeare's 16th-century Padua is a far cry from Jean-Christophe Maillot's scintillating new "Taming of the Shrew" at the Moscow Bolshoi.

26 July 2014

Central Asia's biggest Choreography Academy to open in Astana Kazakhstan National Academy of Choreography will open in April 2016 in Astana.

11 July 2014

Van Dyck discovered by British TV programme fails to sell A lost Van Dyck painting spotted on a British television programme failed to find a buyer at a Tuesday auction despite estimates it would fetch 1,000 times its original price.

09 July 2014

Art superstar Koons unveils life work in New York Jeff Koons, one of world's highest paid artists, unveils his life work in New York on Friday, a chance to understand why his art is so celebrated, so loathed and so expensive.

28 June 2014

Claude Monet 'Water Lilies' painting sells for $54 million An iconic "Water Lilies" painting by French artist Claude Monet sold for £31.7 million ($54 million, 39.7 million euros) at a London sale, the second-highest sum paid for his work on record.

25 June 2014

A Picasso hidden in a Picasso A bearded man has been discovered in Pablo Picasso's "Blue Room" -- the painting, that is -- according to a US museum attempting to put an end to a decades-old question.

20 June 2014

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