As November arrives, it's time to wash off the remnants of Halloween makeup. While the US presidential election looms, Europe's cultural calendar remains vibrant. This month, explore a range of exhibitions, film releases, and events across the continent.
In Lisbon, the MAAT Museum presents 'Disco' by eco-artist Vivian Suter, showcasing over 500 paintings, 163 of which are on display for the first time. Named after Suter's dog, the exhibition reflects her unique approach of leaving paintings outdoors to be marked by nature.
In Manchester, the Waterside Arts hosts 'The Lost Worlds of Ray Harryhausen,' a tribute to the model-making wizard behind iconic films like 'Jason and the Argonauts.' This free exhibition delves into Harryhausen's pioneering animation techniques and features rare artifacts.
Paris Photo, now in its 27th edition, is a major cultural event celebrating contemporary photography. This year, filmmaker Jim Jarmusch curates a surrealist display at the Grand Palais, marking the 100th anniversary of Surrealism.
For chocolate lovers, the Salon du Chocolat in Paris is a must-visit. Over 200 pastry chefs and chocolatiers gather for workshops, tastings, and even chocolate fashion shows.
On the film front, don't miss Sean Baker's 'Anora,' winner of the 2024 Palme d'Or. This exhilarating tale of a young sex worker is both hilarious and heartbreaking. Also, catch Cillian Murphy in 'Small Things Like These,' a dark thriller based on Claire Keeganman's novella.
For UK readers, A24's horror film 'Heretic' stars Hugh Grant as a mischievous missionary-trapper. Meanwhile, Netflix's 'The Diplomat' offers a tense geopolitical thriller set in the UK.
Lastly, music enthusiasts can enjoy new releases from The Cure and Tyler, the Creator. The Cure's 'Songs of a Lost World' marks their first LP in 16 years, while Tyler's 'CHROMAKOPIA' is a surprise eighth studio album, featuring collaborations with Lil Wayne and Childish Gambino.
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