18/10/2018

And so, what makes the Baltic countries and their culture so unique to the Western nations? And is there a better way than the vivacity of a movie to highlight the heritage, mundane problems and fantasies of the contemporary society? This is where the first ever New York Baltic Film Festival can come to the aid, highlighting the most current issues in the Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian film industries. Read more...

An interview with Belgian art collectors Wilfried and Yannicke Cooreman in Vienna

16/10/2018

“We inherited this enormous respect for art, dance, theatre, and literature... that’s how it came into being, probably – a mental need for collecting, and to be able to live and be surrounded with something that is not only beautiful but that can also give rise to discussions. In fact, it was food for the mind. So, it was not done intentionally; it was more like something we needed and which was missing.” Read more...

An interview with Estonian performing artist and text creator Kadri Noormets

15/10/2018

‘i don’t have a mission. i’m actually just a very lively species. i like meeting people in those situations we can consider as theatre performances. in my early interviews, my works were considered organised spaces of concentration.’ Read more...

An interview with Adriano Picinati di Torcello, a director within the advisory and consulting department at Deloitte Luxembourg

11/10/2018

What are the main reasons why people buy art? What makes up the value of a work of art? Was the controversial sale of Da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi a wise investment? How could investing in art benefit society, cities, regions or countries? These are only a few of the questions that were covered in Arterritory.com’s interview with Adriano Picinati di Torcello. Read more...