Archive for the ‘Museum’ Category

The Jewish Museum Berlin revealed the design by Daniel Libeskind for the Jewish Museum Berlin Academy.
1590 via Arch Daily


Children from local London schools led a parade to celebrate 10 years of Tate Modern with Tracey Emin, Sir Paul Smith and others.
1585 via LondonSE1


American High Style exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum offers plenty to salivate over.
1579 via C-Monster


Sweden is about to open its first photo museum to dismay of hardcore ABBA fans that lost a building to institution.
1577 via Fast Company


Art Awards gala was held at the Meatpacking District site, just below the High Line, where the Whitney plans to open a downtown branch.
1553 via ARTINFO


"It symbolizes a change, acceptance and new beginnings" noted Mickalene Thomas after looking at her work in MoMA's window.
1463 via Observer


Kuniyoshi’s greatest prints represent turbulent, epic visions of human protagonists battling supernatural beings.
1417 via NY Times


"Grace Kelly: Style Icon" at the Victoria and Albert Museum will display the wardrobe of the Oscar winning actress-turned-princess.
1416 via V&A Museum


The Elemental Threshold exhibition is a visual all-encompassing experience that submerges us in Anselm Reyle’s baroque imagery.
1397 via Contemporary Art Daily


101 Spring St. used to be Donald Judd's studio and a permanent platform for his colleagues, which became a museum after his death in'94.
1394 via Nicholas Robinson Gallery


Stockholm studio Tham & Videgård Arkitekter completed a museum in Malmö, Sweden, adding an extention clad in perforated metal.
1393 via Dezeen


Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Guggenheim are both showing survey exhibitions of Picasso's avant-garde in Paris.
1391 via Art Observed

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I.M. Pei designed Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art is housing Michael Ashkin’s recently installed exhibition.
1383 via art:21


An exhibition of Henry Darger at the American Folk Art Museum, offers a look at the works he displayed on the walls of his studio.
1378 via Daily Beast


The photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson is the subject of a handsome and large retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art.
1374 via NY Times


Rachel Whiteread's traveling survey of drawings has a delicate graphic sensibility—and a limited expressive range.
1363 via Art in America


Curators, ranging in age from 30s to 60s, get a handle on art community in a new era of collaboration and cooperation.
1361 via LA Times


Fernando Botero is back at the Nassau County Museum of Art, where more than 70 of his works were exhibited five years ago.
1353 via NY Times


Marina Abramović is notorious for the centrality of her own body within her artwork, see her at MoMA until May 31st.
1344 via Art Observed


At the Paris unveiling of Cy Twombly's soaring new fresco, the American artist was awarded the French Legion of Honor.
1335 via ARTINFO


A restaurant critic Sam Sifton visits the new restaurants at the Museum of Arts and Design, the Guggenheim, and the Whitney.
1330 via NY Times


Jerry Saltz makes a list of things the New Museum might do to get people off their case, and back on their side.
1322 via New York Mag


Philippe de Montebello interviews Carmen Bambach, curator at the Met, about the current exhibition, “The Drawings of Bronzino.”
1310 via thirteen.org




