#exhibition

#exhibition

The Grolier Club's exhibition features over 100 imaginary books, highlighting lost and fictitious literary works.

Franz Kafka's life was more than just loneliness; he was humorous, sociable, and loved deeply, as highlighted in the new Morgan Library exhibit.

The Charles Dickens Museum's new exhibit showcases rare items connected to Dickens, celebrating 100 years since the museum's establishment.

A new VR experience in NYC immerses participants in the origins of Impressionism, featuring works from famous artists.

The exhibition "Luna Luna: A Forgotten Fantasy" revives a historic art amusement park, showcasing renowned artists, and extending through February 2025.

The exhibition 'A Cabinet of Wonders' showcases George Loudon's collection, blending artistic and scientific artifacts in a historical context.

Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy merges art and amusement in a unique exhibit now revived in New York City.

The Metropolitan Museum is a dynamic, ever-evolving space that reflects diverse art and architecture, encouraging exploration and discovery among its visitors.

The 'Istanbul Awakens' exhibition showcases Ara Güler's iconic photography that captures Istanbul's transition from night to day, highlighting the city's essence.

Gallery 181 uniquely combines breathtaking views with prestigious art exhibitions, creating a distinct experience in San Francisco.

The "Living Structures" exhibition showcases innovative architecture that blends natural and technological elements, challenging modern architectural norms.

Deep Forest emphasizes the ecological roles of mycelium and microalgae in creating sustainable design.

Several proposals are under consideration for the British Museum's western wing, focusing on architecture amidst practical concerns like cost and engineering.

The Architect Show promotes innovation and dialogue in architecture and design, featuring Assemble's socially engaged approach.

The 'Context, Form, and Light' exhibition emphasizes the interplay between architecture and its environment, inviting viewers to engage with principles of design and perception.

The upcoming Time Space Existence exhibition will emphasize sustainability by addressing the need to repair, regenerate, and reuse within the architectural community.

MFA acquired 38 photographs by Robert Frank, highlighting his influential role in photography and his innovative approach in the 1940s.

The exhibit explores the beauty and resilience of forests after wildfires.

Photography project captures the aftermath of the Holiday Farm Fire.

World Forestry Center hosts unique insights into fire's ecological role.

Steve McCoy's 'Proximity' exhibition showcases 45 years of Merseyside life through his evolving photographic practice.

San Francisco's rich history from Spanish settlement to its role as a cultural hub is showcased in the "City of the World" exhibition.

The 'Garden Futures' exhibition investigates gardens as personal, political, and commercial spaces, framing their significance in diverse historical and future contexts.

The 'Splash!' exhibition will showcase Pamela Anderson's iconic swimsuit and explore 100 years of swimming culture and fashion.

The exhibition traces Santa's evolution from Saint Nicholas to modern-day icon through cultural influences and artistic contributions.

Nike shapes modern design and culture with iconic symbols and influential collaborations, as highlighted in the Vitra Design Museum exhibition.

The Making Home exhibit showcases how design is intricately woven into the fabric of contemporary American life.

TROTOAR Gallery's 'That's What's Up!' exhibition showcases diverse interpretations of contemporary figurative painting, bridging local and global art scenes.

Cao Fei's exhibition reflects the vibrancy and chaos of urban life, challenging traditional gallery presentation formats.

The installation showcases Tibetan Buddhist elements while exploring the intersection of spirituality and environmental concern.

Nan Goldin's exhibition revisits her intimate storytelling through addiction, identity, and loss, challenging the viewer's emotional experience in contemporary art.

The Palace of Versailles served as a hub for scientific advancement alongside monarchy during the 17th and 18th centuries.

King Louis XV's rhinoceros, a symbol of royal power, is now displayed in London, highlighting its historical significance and connection to zoological studies.

The exhibition highlights Versailles' role in fostering scientific and intellectual advancements during the reigns of Louis XIV and XV.

Anna Wintour's exhibition "Vogue: Inventing The Runway" nostalgically highlights the evolution of catwalks and the cultural significance of fashion.

The exhibition illustrates gold's role as a medium of communication and luxury in fashion across different cultures and time periods.

An exhibition featuring the evolution of swimwear in Britain will open at the Design Museum in London in March 2025.

Vogue: Inventing the Runway exhibition explores the evolution of fashion runway shows and their cultural significance, opening at Lightroom in autumn.

The 1896 exhibition in Groningen marked the first major showcase of Van Gogh's works, leading to a renewed appreciation for the artist.

Van Gogh's paintings, featuring the Deux Trous, reveal his connection to nature and challenge perceptions of his mental state.

Electric Dreams at Tate Modern highlights how technology transformed art from the 1950s to the 1990s through immersive installations and innovative techniques.

Hew Locke's exhibition at the British Museum critiques colonial narratives and challenges assumptions about art and history.

The exhibition highlights the connection between ancient Egypt and the identity of Black artists through thematic installations and contemporary discussions.

V&A's Cartier exhibition is set to showcase over 350 objects, marking its first major exhibition on the brand in 30 years.

The exhibition uses jewelry to explore the immigrant experiences of women in Finland.