#Exhibition

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London's V&A opens exhibition exploring the UK's legendary lost music venues today (Saturday 30 May) with free entry

from fungal frequencies to plant music, we explore how invisible ecosystems become immersive sound environments through biosonification.

An investigation found that the Dutch royal family's collection contains artifacts that were likely looted during the colonial era.

A Leonora Carrington painting not seen publicly in over 80 years is coming to the Freud Museum in London.

Jack White has opened his first public art exhibition in London, and said that it showcases a side to him that most “people don’t know”.

at david zwirner, lisa yuskavage's works become imaginative gatherings where time warps and folds back on itself.

The main exhibition of the 2026 Venice Biennale sets rage and retribution aside, relaxing the oppressed’s clenched fist for a moment of calm, centeredness, and self-forgiveness.

Britain seems to finally have an eye for art from the Asia-Pacific, with several big recent exhibitions, including the new Rising Voices show at the V&A. Why did it take so long?

Packed crowds and long queues aside, the sprawling exhibition succeeds by transforming animated nostalgia into a tactile experience.

qiuwen lyu presents a billion solitary universes, a sculptural metal record that reinterprets the legacy of nasa’s voyager golden record.

a new scientific study led by daisy fancourt suggests that engagement with arts may also influence the biological pace at which we age.

From designboom | architecture & design magazine: ‘to honor the little plants’ artist jasmin sian cuts intricate, overgrown worlds from deli bags

On view May 20 to 28, the show brings together over thirty undergraduate and graduate artists, reflecting a broad spectrum of conceptual inquiry and material experimentation.

Nvidia Corp. shares rose on Thursday, extending a 20% rally over the past seven days as investors plow into the chipmakers profiting from a flood of investment spending on artificial intelligence.

From Wwd RSS Feed: Still Inspiring After All These Years: Madame Gres Show Opens in Berlin

A selection of eight national pavilions that, through their themes, techniques, objects, and installations, offer critical perspectives on the built environment

An Auckland artist has brought a "deeply personal" portrayal of motherhood to Invercargill. Chloe Blades’ exhibition "I put the flowers there so it...