From opulence and obsession to debt and despair, new exhibition Edward Harley: The Great Collector follows the fortunes of the 2nd Earl of Oxford (1689-1741). Showing at The Harley Gallery from 25 May 2013, this […]
Daily Archives: April 9, 2013
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The National Museum of Health and Medicine is seeking funding for Touch Screen Walls, and other High-Tech features. At present thin touchscreens are fitted with Kinect motion sensors built by Microsoft for the Xbox gaming […]
James Pepper Henry, director and chief executive of the Anchorage Museum for the past six years, is to leave the Anchorage Museum on July 5 for a position as executive director and CEO of the […]
The Weald and Downland Open Air Museum planned near Chichester has received initial support for a £4 million bid from the Heritage Lottery Fund. The museum has been awarded £250,000 to allow it develop a […]
The Airborne & Special Operation Museum may reopen on the four days a week it is now closed following budget cuts. Since April 1, the museum has been closed four days a week, opening only […]
The David Geffen Foundation has made a donation of $25 Million for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences museum scheduled to open in 2017 next to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. […]
Plans for an Oak Ridge railroad museum are in doubt after officials announced that bids for the Southern Appalachia Railway Museum building came in higher than expected, at nearly $1 million. Members of the railway […]
Open-source electronics company littleBits present their tiny gadgets to the art world at New York’s Museum of Modern Art Design Stores. The company, which creates systems of LEGO-like electronics that snap together with magnets, featured […]
Artist Michael Thompson also known as Freestylee, will give a talk, “The Poster, the Creative Activist, and Positive Change,” Sunday at the Allentown Art Museum of the Lehigh Valley. The Easton-based designer, formerly from the […]
An up-to-now unknown Proun painting by the Russian artist El Lissitzky (1890 – 1941) will be exhibited in the Lissitzky – Kabakov, Utopia and Reality exhibition from Tuesday 9 April. El Lissitkzy, Proun Vrashchenia, ca. […]
Indianapolis Museum of Art announce the launch of the digital catalogue for the exhibition Graphite, the first major museum exhibition to explore graphite as a medium in works beyond drawings. The show includes sculpture, drawing, […]
Tate Modern presents Saloua Raouda Choucair an exhibition on view 17 April–20 October 2013. Comprising over 120 works, many of which have never been seen before and are being exhibited for the first time, this […]
EYE presents Johan van der Keuken / Up to the light. Filmmaker and photographer on view March 30–June 9, 2013. The exhibition’s line of approach is the extraordinary way in which van der Keuken brought […]
San Francisco Art Institute announces ¡Oye, Mira! Reflective Approaches in Contemporary Latin American Video Art on view April 19–June 8, 2013. Alexandre Arrechea, White Corner, 2006. Video installation. Courtesy Kadist Art Foundation. ¡Oye, Mira!: Reflective […]
Edith-Russ-Haus for Media Art presents Harun Farocki: Playing the Game on view April 12–June 9, 2013. The internationally celebrated filmmaker and artist is one of the most prominent representatives of experimental film in Germany. Alongside […]
On Monday, April 8, St. Michaels High School students came to the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum (CBMM) in St. Michaels, MD to plant native salt marsh hay and cord grass along CBMM’s newly extended living […]
The UMFA, in collaboration with the University of Utah’s Department of Film and Media Studies, the Dia Art Foundation, and The Great Salt Lake Institute at Westminster College, would like to invite you to a […]