The Norman Rockwell Museum presents Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: The Creation of a Classic, an exhibition On View June 8 through October 27, 2013, celebrating the 75th anniversary of the acclaimed visual storyteller’s [Read More]
Daily Archives: June 9, 2013
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Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen presents 25 Years Rotterdam City Collection an exhibition on view until September 1 2013. On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Rotterdam City Collection, a collection that largely consists [Read More]
Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego presents Approximately Infinite Universe an exhibition on view from June 8 through September 1, 2013. Approximately Infinite Universe is inspired by science fiction, with its exploration of other possible [Read More]
Napa Valley Museum, in partnership with Napa Valley Performing Arts Center at Lincoln Theater, presents Miles Davis: The Art Of Cool, on display June 8 through July 28 presented by Miner Family Winery and Miles [Read More]
Denver Art Museum presents Nick Cave: Sojourn, on view June 9–September 22, 2013. Taking visitors on a journey through the artist’s imagination, Nick Cave: Sojourn will feature approximately 40 new artworks including more than 20 [Read More]
Portland Museum of Art presents Shangaa: Art of Tanzania, an exhibition on view from June 8 through August 25, 2013. Shangaa: Art of Tanzania is the first major exhibition in the United States to focus [Read More]
Magasin 3 Stockholm Konsthall announces We Think Alone A Project by Miranda July open July 1–November 11, 2013. We Think Alone is a project by Miranda July, commissioned by Magasin 3 for the exhibition On [Read More]
The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art presents YOKO ONO HALF-A-WIND SHOW a retrospective on view June 7 – September 29 2013. For more than 50 years Yoko Ono has been a leading avantgarde artist and [Read More]
CRAC Alsace presents Susan Verite Des Methodes open June 13–September 29, 2013. The exhibition Susan Vérité takes its inspiration from the spaces in the art centre itself: a building still recognisable as a 19th-century secondary [Read More]