A series of events will meet art lovers around the world this week.

An exhibition showcasing a comprehensive retrospective of German artist Gerhard Richter at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris, France, continues until March 2, 2026. The Mira Art Fair will also be held in Paris from November 13-16.

The Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair will meet art lovers in London, the capital of England, on November 13-16.

Sculptor Tom Lloyd's works will be exhibited in New York, USA, starting November 15.

The "Art Mumbai" art fair will be held in Mumbai, India, from November 13-16, while the "MAG Art Fair" will be held in Montreux, Switzerland, from November 12-16.

Mexico City, the capital of Mexico, will host "Corona Capital," one of the largest festivals in Latin America, from November 14-16.

The CINEMANIA Film Festival, one of North America's most important gatherings dedicated to French-language cinema, continues its 31st edition in Montreal, Canada, until November 16. This year, the festival, which hosts the Kingdom of Morocco as its guest of honor, presents more than 100 films from the Francophone world.

The 36th Stockholm International Film Festival, held in Stockholm, Sweden, will continue until November 16. Presenting a selection of 135 films from 60 countries, the festival is dedicating this year's program to director David Lynch, with retrospectives and special screenings.

The "PÖFF Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival," held in Tallin, the capital of Estonia, aims to bring a Mediterranean touch to the "Dark Nights" by focusing on Catalan cinema in its 29th year. The festival will be open until November 23rd.

The International Amsterdam Documentary Festival (IDFA), one of the world's most important documentary film festivals, will host film lovers in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, from November 12-23, for its 38th edition.

"DOC NYC," one of America's largest documentary festivals, will take place in New York from November 12-30 for its 16th edition.

Organized by the Egyptian Ministry of Culture at the Cairo Opera House, the FIAPF-accredited "Cairo International Film Festival" (CIFF) will meet moviegoers for the 46th time from November 12-21.

As part of his European tour, renowned composer Hans Zimmer will meet music lovers in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, tomorrow, Budapest, the capital of Hungary, on November 12, and Zurich, Switzerland, on November 16.

Billie Eilish will perform in Austin, Texas on November 13-14, and Sabrina Carpenter will perform in Los Angeles, California on November 16.

Lady Gaga will give a concert in Antwerp, Belgium tomorrow and in Lyon, France on November 13-14.

Andre Rieu, violinist and founder of the Johann Strauss Orchestra, will perform in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, tomorrow and on November 15.

American rock band OneRepublic will be performing in Zurich today, Vienna, Austria tomorrow, Madrid, Spain on November 14th and Lisbon, Portugal on November 16th.

17 films will be released in US theaters this week.

The concert documentary "j-hope Tour: Hope on the Stage" which tells the story of J-hope, the beloved member of the famous K-Pop group BTS’s solo tour and stage performances will be released on November 12th; "The Running Man" adapted from Stephen King’s novel by Edgar Wright and starring Glen Powell; "Now You See Me: Now You Don’t" directed by Ruben Fleischer from a screenplay by Eric Warren Singer, Seth Grahame-Smith and Michael Lesslie; and "The Carpenter's Son" written and directed by Lotfy Nathan and starring Nicolas Cage, FKA Twigs, Noah Jupe and Souheila Yacoub will be released on November 14th.

Today on "The Cincinnati Spin," on November 14th "Arco," "Serious People," "Trap House," "The Things You Kill," "Bunny," "Muzzle: City of Wolves," "The Remus Gang," "King Ivory," "Indecipherable," "Keeper," and "Discussion Materials" will be available to moviegoers, and on November 17th "Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie" will be available to moviegoers.