Wine, Wheat and Art Share the Same Acreage at These Out-of-the-Way Estates Though often far from the usual cultural circuits, they reward the effort for serious devotees of contemporary art willing to make the trek. By Margaret Carrigan
At the First Bienal del Agua, Demetrio Paparoni Makes Water Political Featuring works by Monica Bonvicini, William Kentridge, Alexander Brodsky and others, the biennial confronts scarcity, displacement and ecological collapse. By Elisa Carollo
One Fine Show: “Views of Vexation of Spirit” at the Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art in Porto In the absence of hope, the Duerckheim Collection shows how to find beauty in desolation. By Dan Duray
CDC Moves France, Portugal and 5 More Destinations to Highest COVID-19 Travel Warning Level By Morgan Halberg