The Museum Kunst der Westkuste presents Changes Of Scenery an exhibition on view through 15 Jan 2012. Gerard Holthuis (NL, Photo: Guy Ben-Ner: Courtesy of the artist and Gimpel Fils, London In identical exhibition booths [Read More]
Natural History
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For the first time in history, The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County (NHM) will have a float in one of the most famous parades in the world! The Museum masterpiece will dazzle its [Read More]
The Bell Museum of Natural History unveiled the newest addition to its Northwoods plaza on December 12, 2011. The new sculpture highlights the ten bas-relief carvings of iconic Minnesota animals that adorn the Bell Museum’s [Read More]
A member of one of the world’s most endangered species—the brown kiwi (Apteryx mantelli)—hatched at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo’s Bird House Dec. 11 at 10:25 a.m. The egg was laid Oct. 1 and keepers began [Read More]
A team of scientists led by University of New England, Australia, and including those at the Natural History Museum, have uncovered the first direct evidence that Anomalocaris had compound eyes, each with more than 16,000 [Read More]
A new species of horned dinosaur has been discovered after being unnoticed in London’s Natural History Museum collections for more than 90 years, scientists report. Illustration of new horned dinosaur Spinops identified from skull bone [Read More]
This exhibition on view through Mar 1 2012 marks the 150th anniversary of the discovery of Archaeopteryx, the famous feathered fossil known as the ‘missing-link’ between dinosaurs and birds. About the size of a magpie, [Read More]
Located on the Bonneville Shoreline Trail, a virtual barrier delineating the urban and wild lands on the east bench of the Salt Lake Valley, the Natural History Museum of Utah’s new home, the Rio Tinto [Read More]
Engaging and dynamic, the programming at the Natural History Museum of Utah’s new home, the Rio Tinto Center, will provide a science-based, resource-rich interaction that will create a new experience with each visit. On Friday, [Read More]
Fotomuseum in Winterthur presents Cloud Studies. The Scientific View of the Sky, an exhibition on view 26.11.2011 – 12.02.2012. Albert Riggenbach Cirrus, Basle, around 1895 Tableau with gelatin-silver prints © Swiss National Museum, Zurich “Clouds [Read More]
The newest member of the charismatic cephalopod community at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo may only be the size of a grapefruit now, but he (or she) has some long arms to grow. On Nov. 4 [Read More]
London’s Natural History Museum has returned 19 ancestral remains to the Torres Strait Island (TSI) community in the next step of a collaborative agreement. This is the second group of items to be returned to [Read More]
The Farmington Museum at Gateway Park presents Dinosaurs To Drillbits an exhibition on view now. This exhibit highlights the oil and gas story of the San Juan Basin. Using the latest in technology this exhibit [Read More]
Exact fossil replicas of two of the most complete skeletons of early human relatives ever found have been donated to the Natural History Museum in London, of which the skull is on display from 16 [Read More]
The Denver Museum of Nature & Science has completed its largest-ever fossil excavation at Ziegler Reservoir near Snowmass Village. The preserved series of Ice Age fossil ecosystems is one of the most significant fossil discoveries [Read More]
The Denver Museum of Nature & Science presents Lizards and Snakes an exhibition that opens pens February 3, 2012. Veiled Chameleon Denver Museum of Nature & Science They’re almost everywhere — harsh desert to lush [Read More]
The Missouri Botanical Garden, a staple of the international botanical science community and a long-time St. Louis tourist attraction, announces its website re-launch with award-winning digital agency, SteadyRain. Through this partnership, the Garden and SteadyRain [Read More]
Gallery exhibition runs November 18, 2011 – February 4, 2012 Open to all Utah artists (amateur and professional) East of the Wasatch Front Range All media accepted (except photography), limit two pieces per artist. Art [Read More]