#exhibition

#exhibition

Mudlarking has transitioned into a regulated activity showcasing historical items recovered from the River Thames.

The world's oldest lawnmower is moving to the British Library for a national exhibition.

The mower, from the 1840s, will feature in the 'Unearthed: The Power of Gardening' exhibition.

Robert Peterson's portraits celebrate Black humanity while challenging dominant narratives.

His work explores familial bonds, intimacy, and vulnerability through emotive artistic expression.

Stipan Tadić revitalizes Los Angeles through his unique artistic lens, blending styles to highlight the city's vibrancy and beauty.

The exhibition 'KHAM: The Road' challenges perceptions of food by transforming scavenged carcasses into an elevated culinary experience.

The exhibition challenges traditional narratives of working-class life through personal, complex, and often contradictory expressions.

The Max Mara Art Prize for Women celebrates two decades with an exhibition showcasing unique works by nine female artists exploring history, memory, and ethics.

The Maestros and the Machines exhibition challenges traditional art by merging historic artistic genius with modern technology.

The Formula 1 Exhibition in London broke records with 340,000 ticket sales, establishing it as ExCeL's most popular exhibition ever.

New exhibition in London showcases historical maps from the 15th century to present.

Exhibition, a revamped 2800-capacity venue in White City, is set to host a diverse range of musical acts and events.

The exhibition 1880 THAT explores the historical impact of a 1880 conference on Deaf education, resonating with contemporary issues in language and stigma.

The King's Tour Artists exhibition showcases artworks from 40 years of official royal tours, highlighting the unique perspectives of each visiting artist.

The GOLDEN: The Moments exhibition dedicated to BTS' Jungkook will take place in NYC from April 11 to May 11, 2025.

The Golden Thread 2 exhibition highlights contemporary fiber art within a historic textile warehouse, showcasing the work of over 60 artists.

The New Yorker exhibits a century of transit cartoons, exploring New York's evolving yet consistent transit experience through humor and artistry.

Jung Kook's immersive exhibition, "GOLDEN: The Moments," opens in NYC from April 11 to May 11, celebrating his solo career and artistry.

JR's exhibition in Lisbon presents a personal retrospective of his impactful work through 36 lithographs, highlighting his commitment to social change.

Sophie Thun's Wet Rooms transforms the darkroom into an immersive sanctuary of intimacy and confrontation, fusing photography with personal and performative elements.

Thomas Billhardt, a renowned reportage photographer, passed away on January 23, leaving behind a legacy of impactful images documenting war and societal change.

Kosen Ohtsubo challenges traditional ikebana, blending unique materials to redefine beauty in flower arranging.

Ed Atkins' exhibition challenges traditional narratives by blending digital art with raw emotional expression, showcasing a unique aesthetic that explores identity and human experience.

The exhibition reinterprets landscape as a dynamic concept influenced by culture and perception.

Range Rover celebrates its design heritage and evolution through an immersive exhibition at Milan Design Week.

The original 1970 Range Rover influenced the contemporary fifth-generation model, emphasizing its timeless appeal.

Saint Laurent will reveal Charlotte Perriand's iconic furniture designs in full scale at Milan Design Week, showcasing her lasting impact on modernist furniture.

A-POC ABLE ISSEY MIYAKE and atelier oï collaborate to innovate textile design by transforming fabric into sculptural objects that interact with light.

The MoMu exhibition explores the historical intertwining of fashion and interiors, centering women's experiences and challenges within this narrative.

William Morris's designs have become ubiquitous, infiltrating modern life and maintaining their popularity decades after his death.

Sebas Velasco's exhibition at the History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina explores urban landscapes through dreamlike paintings highlighting relationships and the passage of time.

Charlie's work in 'Metropolis' examines urban life and interaction through a magical realism lens, offering a fresh perspective on socio-political themes.

The Long Dark Tunnel exhibition closed due to anti-monarchy graffiti, sparking dialogue on the treatment of street artists and censorship.

The exhibition features graffiti artists transitioning their work into marketable art while maintaining ties to their underground roots.

The V&A Museum's Cartier exhibition features a stunning array of iconic jewelry, highlighting its cultural significance and appeal to luxury enthusiasts.

Loro Piana celebrates its centenary with a multimedia exhibition in Shanghai highlighting its commitment to sourcing the finest natural fibers.

The Independent supports accessible journalism and covers critical issues like reproductive rights and surveillance.

Poynter's traveling series celebrates its 50th anniversary, promoting journalism's evolution and media literacy through interactive exhibits and workshops.