The Museum of the North presents Power Play: Fueling Alaska’s Future an exhibition on view through January 3, 2012. The exhibit looks at the balance of energy in Alaska. University of Alaska Museum of the [Read More]
Daily Archives: July 30, 2011
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The Museum of the North at the University of Alaska reports a member of a geological team working in Southeast Alaska chanced upon a find during an extremely low tide. Something caught team member Eugene [Read More]
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum presents Lee Ufan: Marking Infinity, the first North American museum retrospective devoted to the artist-philosopher Lee Ufan (surname: Lee, given name: Ufan), a preeminent sculptor, painter, and writer active in [Read More]
The Connecticut State Museum of Natural History presents Human’s Nature: Looking Closer at the Relationships between People and the Environment, a permanent exhibit that tell’s a story that integrates Connecticut’s natural history with its cultural [Read More]
The Akron Art Museum presents Flora an exhibition featuring works from photographers from the early 20th century to present day, Flora is on view July 16 – October 23, 2011, at the Akron Art Museum [Read More]
The Queensland Art Gallery presents Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Man, The Image & The World an exhibition on view 27 August – 27 November 2011. Henri Cartier-Bresson is responsible for some of the most iconic photographic [Read More]
Ancient Egyptians and a Russian Empress come to Scotland in 2012 as the first attractions in the redeveloped National Museum of Scotland’s new exhibition space. The first major new shows scheduled will be Fascinating Mummies [Read More]
Tate and Vodafone have announced a new partnership to develop online and mobile technologies for Tate’s galleries and website. The partnership launches with Tate Debates, a weekly online discussion on Tate’s blog to encourage people [Read More]
Artist and film-maker Patrick Keiller, will create an ambitious new project for the Tate Britain Commission 2012, supported by Sotheby’s. His unique installation, developed especially for the neoclassical Duveen galleries at the heart of Tate [Read More]