Complimenting MAH’s exhibition highlighting papermaking, It’s in the Pulp: The Art of Papermaking in Santa Cruz, MAH presents a solo exhibition of the work of America artist Joseph Zirker. Zirker developed, and holds patents for, [Read More]
Tate proves value of public investment by sharing its Collection in the UK and across the world At a press conference on 9 September on the publication of its Annual Report 2009/10 and presentation of [Read More]
Catherine LeCleire creates artist books that combine her passion for both printmaking and bookbinding. She uses the book as both an art form and a receptacle of ideas. The artist book differs from a traditional [Read More]
The Strange Life of Objects: The Art of Annette Lemieux provides the first critical overview of this artist’s dynamic and varied career. Lemieux first garnered attention on the newly global art scene of the 1980s. [Read More]
The Royal Academy of Arts will present the first exhibition for 30 years to examine British sculpture of the twentieth century, open 22 January – 7 April 2011. The show will represent a unique view [Read More]
Washington, D.C. – In the wake of a recent renovation-related fire, The Phillips Collection launches a micro-donation campaign to raise funds toward repair of the historic Phillips house. Supporters can donate $5 or $10 to [Read More]
With Congress officially designating September 12–18 Arts In Education week (HR275), The Phillips Collection announces a new partnership with D.C. Public Schools to enhance teaching and learning through the visual arts. The museum is partnering [Read More]
Los Angeles – The Hammer Museum and LAXART announce a formal programmatic affiliation centered on the development and organization of the Los Angeles Biennial in 2012. The Biennial will follow the tradition of the Hammer [Read More]
The Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland opens assume vivid astro focus : ilegítimo. On view September 10th, 2010 through January 9th, 2011. The artist collective known as assume vivid astro focus (avaf) creates vibrant, visually [Read More]
One of seven ArtPrize exhibition centers, the Grand Rapids Public Museum will host the largest professionally curated display in the city-wide competition. The museum will have more than 70 artists inside the building and on [Read More]
In honor of Mexico’s Bicentennial, and the start of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Contemporary Arts Center (CAC) is planning a blow-out celebration to coincide with the opening of Where Do We Go From Here? Selections [Read More]
The Château de Versailles will present an exhibition by Japanese pop artist Takashi Murakami, open 14 September through 12 December 2010. Château de Versailles Takashi Murakami, is a contemporary Japanese artist who works in both [Read More]
Where Do We Go From Here? Selections from La Colección Jumex is the first US show of this remarkable collection based in Mexico City. This select assembly of works from the collection examines art as [Read More]
Home alone: end domestic slavery: An exhibition at the International Slavery Museum open from 10 September 2010. Domestic work is one of the oldest occupations in the world and currently represents 10% of employment in [Read More]
The Museum of the Confederacy is set to break ground on it’s new Appomattox site on September. 23. The project is expected to be completed in spring 2012 on the 11,700-square-foot museum housing Civil War [Read More]
The South Dakota School of Mines and Technology’s Museum of Geology closed for renovations Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2010. The installation of a new roof will require the specimens and exhibits to be covered to prevent [Read More]
World Museum in Liverpool is the first place to breed an Indian ground beetle. Nowhere else in the world has successfully bred this species of beetle while it’s been in captivity. In 1968 the Beatles [Read More]
CHICAGO, IL – After receiving more than 1,500 applications—coming from all over the world—Museum of Science and Industry staff has been entertained, enlightened, inspired and yes, exhausted, by the entries to the Month at the [Read More]