European culture is alive and well this week with a variety of exciting events and releases happening all across the continent. In Florence, Italy, art enthusiasts have the opportunity to see the works of post-war American painter Helen Frankenthaler at the Palazzo Strozzi. Known for her unique soak-stain technique, Frankenthaler’s exhibition will be open until January 26, 2025, showcasing a comprehensive collection of her paintings and sculptures.
For film lovers, the London Film Festival and Lyon’s Lumière Festival are on the horizon, featuring a lineup of must-see movies and cult classics. Additionally, the ‘Emmanuelle’ remake starring Noémie Merlant has been met with mixed reviews, with critics describing it as an anti-climactic drama.
In the music world, British jazz group Ezra Collective has released a new album titled ‘Dance, No One’s Watching’, delivering a blend of neo-soul, funk, and Afro-beat sounds. Meanwhile, iconic band The Cure has made a comeback with their new single ‘Alone’, offering a taste of their upcoming album ‘Songs Of A Lost World’.
And for pop music fans, Lady Gaga has surprised audiences with the announcement of two new albums, including the companion soundtrack ‘Harlequin’ for the film Joker: Folie À Deux. With a range of cultural events and releases taking place, there is certainly something for everyone to enjoy in Europe this week.
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