The Museum of Science, Boston announced that it will reopen the Charles Hayden Planetarium on Sunday, February 13, 2011. The Museum celebrates the 52-year history of New England’s first major planetarium by unveiling an entirely […]
Monthly Archives: November 2010
The Columbia Museum of Art has announced extended December hours and new Winter Workshops. The Museum believes everyone should have access to world-class art and has extended normal December hours to provide more opportunities to […]
The Oshkosh Public Museum presents an online virtual tour of its proposed expansion, at www.oshkoshmuseum.org. Image: Oshkosh Public Museum Brad Larson the museum director said; “audience. Due to space constraints, thousands of items cannot be […]
The Susquehanna Art Museum presents People, Places and Things: A Celebration of Harrisburg’s Artistic Heritage, open through December 5, 2010. Art historians look to the creations of artists to learn about a society’s people, culture, […]
The DŌSHI Gallery at the Susquehanna Art Museum presents an exhibition of ceramics by Shalya Marsh in Illumination. Open through December 5, 2010. In Illumination, visitors can view Shalya Marsh’s work which expresses the intrinsic […]
On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright’s home, studio and school in Spring Green, Wisconsin, the Milwaukee Art Museum will present a major exhibition offering a fresh perspective on celebrated […]
The Rijksmuseum is currently being renovated, restored and renewed. The main building is under renovation and will reopen in 2013. Until then, the crème de la crème from the Golden Age – including paintings by […]
The Rijksmuseum presents Lessons in Drawing in the Golden Age: From Copying to Drawing, on display in the Philips Wing in the Rijksmuseum, 30 November 2010 – 28 February 2011. The Rijksmuseum displays prints and […]
A unique, state-of-the-art interactive film Who do you think you really are?, is now on show in the Attenborough Studio at the Natural History Museum. Guided by Sir David Attenborough, Who do you think you […]
Santa Claus arrives via helicopter at 10 a.m. on Dec. 11 to kick off the Museum’s annual holiday celebration honoring the Wright brothers’ first powered flight on Dec. 17, 1903. After his arrival, Santa will […]
The Idaho Museum of Natural History is to reopen the first week in December. The Museum of Natural History is working on a suite of new exhibits to showcase collections in Anthropology, Archaeology, Paleontology, Geology, […]
The Dennos Museum Center is to Host Art and the Animal, SEPTEMBER 18 – DECEMBER 31, 2011. The Dennos will be the host site for the 2011 Art and the Animal origination exhibition which is […]
The Dennos Museum Center presents on view The Bodies Human: Anatomy in Motion APRIL 10 – SEPTEMBER 5, 2011. This unique exhibit is a display of over 100 authentic human specimens, including whole bodies, individual […]
The New Mexico History Museum presents Santa Fe Found: Fragments of Time – The archaeological and historic roots of America’s oldest capital city open through May 21, 2011. Now celebrating its 400th anniversary, Santa Fe […]
The Wiltshire Heritage Museum has extended it’s White Horses and Hill Figures exhibition until 27 February 2011. The exhibition opened on 27 March 2010 and has enjoyed a fantastic response having been a huge hit […]
The Dennos Museum Center will present Jim Hay: Go Where You Are. On view JANUARY 16 – MARCH 27, 2011. This exhibition features the textile work of NMC Alum Jim Hay, an international artist living […]
The New Mexico History Museum displays Segesser Hide Paintings in a long term exhibition. The hides found their way back to the Southwest—and eventually to the Palace—more than 200 years after Philipp von Segesser von […]
The Museum of Nottingham Life is to present Coal Mining at Old Nottingham Pits, 15 December – 19 January. A display by local enthusiast Eric Walker, featuring a selection of historic coal mining equipment. Exhibits […]