The National Railway Museum at Shildon presents Yesterday Belongs To You 10 at Locomotion on Saturday May 14, 2011. This biennial event will feature displays and stands from a wide range of local and family [Read More]
The Glasmuseum Hentrich is part of the museum kunst palast. One of the most comprehensive glass collections in Europe illustrates the wide and complete range of the development of glass art from luxury glass of [Read More]
The exhibition, on view through 2nd May in the Belfast Room at the Ulster Museum, features 14 large-scale panoramic views of Ulster taken from a new book entitled, The Natural History of Ulster, which features [Read More]
The San Telmo Museum in San Sebastián officially reopened to the public on April 2. San Telmo Museum A 4 year restoration by Nieto Sobejano Architects, has provided the museum, the oldest of the Basque [Read More]
The Linda Pace Foundation announces a major acquisition and related exhibition of sound sculpture Sunset Song, 2003, by Susan Philipsz, a Turner Prize-winning artist. The work joins the more than 500 objects in the Foundation’s [Read More]
Moderna Museet is presenting the history of photography with this year’s radical rehanging of its permanent collection. 16 April was the opening day for the second instalment of Another Story: See the World!, including works [Read More]
The National Portrait Gallery in London presents Mick Jagger: Young in the 60s an exhibition on view from 3 May until 27 November 2011. Portraits of Mick Jagger taken in the 1960s will form a [Read More]
The Ulster Museum presents From Bach to Bacharach a recital 14:30 – 16:15, Monday 25 April. A classical quartet with a difference Demesne are Rachel Thompson, soprano, Brendan Popplestone, guitar, Andrea Rea violin/viola and Fergus [Read More]
migros museum für gegenwartskunst presents The Garden of Forking Paths – An outdoor sculpture project on the Blum family estate in Samstagern (Zurich), on view 2 May–30 October 2011. During this summer, the migros museum [Read More]
The High Museum of Art hosts a Print Fair on May 7, 2011, 10 a.m.-5 p.m in the Anne Cox Chambers Wing, co-sponsored by the International Fine Print Dealers Association. Free admission. This event is [Read More]
The Legion of Honor in San Francisco presents Marvelous Menagerie: A Roman Mosaic from Lod, Israel, Exhibition open April 23 to July 24, 2011. First unearthed in 1996 in a rescue excavation in Lod, ancient [Read More]
The Mark Twain Museum ipresents an exhibit of circus paintings by Emma Ginsberg, a Hannibal native now residing in Colorado. The paintings are on display in the Mark Twain Museum Gallery. The exhibit is a [Read More]
Overgaden presents Sonja Lillebæk Christensen: Nothing Else Matters, open through 5 June 2011. In this extensive solo exhibition, Sonja Lillebæk Christensen presents a series of installations, several of which were specifically created for the characteristic [Read More]
On April 29, 2011, The GRAMMY Museum will debut a new exhibit, Roy Orbison: The Soul of Rock-n-Roll. Housed on the Museum’s fourth floor, the exhibit will explore the life and legacy of music legend [Read More]
The Daimler Contemporary presents Private/Corporate VI The Juan & Patricia Vergez Collection, Buenos Aires, in dialogue with the Daimler Art Collection, Stuttgart/Berlin. Open 16 April–11 September 2011. Collectors Reception: Thursday, 28 April 2010, 7 p.m. [Read More]
Works on Paper by Khan, Castle, Spiegelman, Schwitters, and Van Doesburg Also Acquired At its annual meeting in April, the Collectors Committee of the National Gallery of Art made possible the acquisition of Great America [Read More]
The Museum of Mathematics (www.momath.org), which will open in the heart of Manhattan in 2012 and will boast dynamic exhibits and programs that will stimulate inquiry, spark curiosity, and reveal the wonders of math, today [Read More]
The Norton Simon Museum presents Where Art Meets Science: Ancient Sculpture from the Hindu-Buddhist World. On view April 22, 2011 – August 01, 2011. Before ancient objects enter a museum collection, they often travel vast [Read More]