France

Does the law protect cultural heritage

David
photo: pieroor, Pixabay

By Eleonora Rosati

When you travel to France, the Eiffel Tower in Paris will be one of the key sites to visit; when you think of Italy, one of that country’s symbols is Michelangelo’s David; as you enjoy the sun setting down in the Spanish city of Logroño, you may well order some Chorizo Riojano to go with your glass of Rioja wine; when you stroll down the streets of Copenhagen, you will admire the beautiful furniture and the distinctive Scandinavian design style on display in local stores.

Digital technology and a floating museum bring contemporary art to the people

floating museum
photo: © Art Explora

The impact of digital technologies on the world of art has been nothing short of transformative. From online platforms that make it easier for amateur artists to connect with their audience, to virtual tours that allow us to experience historical works up close, technology has completely redefined how we interact with, understand, and appreciate art in all its forms.

29 April: International Dance Day - So let's dance!

ballet
photo: Luis Gallegos Alvarez from Pexels

International Dance Day is celebrated every year on April 29 to highlight the wonderful talent of dancers and encourage people to participate in various dance programs through festivals and events.The day was established in 1982 by the Dance Committee of the International Theater Institute (ITI).It also marks the birth anniversary of the French dancer and creator of modern ballet Jean-Georges Noverre.

'Heaven Mice Belong in Heaven' sees European animators join forces

Poland, Slovakia, France and the Czech Republic have joined forces to produce 'Even Mice Belong in Heaven'.

The movie for young and old alike follows the story of a mouse and a fox who find themselves in heaven. The two companions will unite their strength and overcome their differences to find their fathers, both also beyond the pearly gates.

Euronews met with French and Czech co-producers Alexandre Charlet and Vladimír Lhoták who were in Lyon for the national release of the film.