All articles tagged with #exhibition
Manx artist Bethany Williams created an exhibition inspired by her recovery from chronic illness, using her art to explore her journey and connection to the Isle of Man's landscape, featuring light sculptures and other works that symbolize her healing process.
Nick Kyrgios defeated Aryna Sabalenka 6-3, 6-3 in a lighthearted exhibition match called the 'Battle of the Sexes' in Dubai, emphasizing entertainment over gender equality, with playful antics and a relaxed atmosphere, serving as a promotional event for tennis.
The article highlights the top architectural and design achievements of 2025, including innovative museums, cultural centers, and public art, showcasing a blend of tradition and modernity across the globe.
Jake Paul is set to fight heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua in Miami, a bout that is highly anticipated and controversial, with Joshua expected to dominate. The fight raises questions about legitimacy and the nature of celebrity boxing matches, with some viewing it as a spectacle rather than a serious competition.
Iran showcased its missiles and drones in a rare public exhibition, highlighting its military capabilities amid regional tensions.
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, founded by George Lucas, is set to open in Los Angeles's Exposition Park on September 22, 2026, featuring over 40,000 works of illustrated storytelling, including art by renowned artists and comic legends, after years of delays.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum's planned exhibition on race and American sculpture, initiated in 2019, faces challenges due to the current political climate's hostility towards diversity and racial dialogue, highlighting ongoing issues of white supremacy and racial disparities in the U.S.
The Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis exhibition fight has been relocated from Georgia to Miami due to regulatory issues, with the event now scheduled for November 14 at the Kaseya Center. The fight's rules and weight class details remain unclear, but it is set to be an exhibition involving fighters from different weight classes.
The Academy Museum in Los Angeles is opening 'Jaws: The Exhibition' on September 14, featuring over 200 items from the film's production, including props, costumes, behind-the-scenes materials, and interactive displays, offering fans an immersive experience into the iconic movie's history and legacy.
Steven Spielberg introduced 'Jaws: The Exhibition' at the Academy Museum, celebrating the film's 50th anniversary with over 200 artifacts, interactive displays, and a focus on its creation and legacy, highlighting its impact on cinema and Spielberg's career.
An exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York celebrates the city's rich musical history, showcasing iconic artists like Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, LL Cool J, Duke Ellington, and Run-DMC through photographs and interactive displays, highlighting New York's influence on diverse music genres over the decades.
Bill Ackman, a hedge fund manager, controversially entered a sanctioned ATP Challenger tennis event on a wildcard, playing doubles with retired player Jack Sock, in a match criticized for its lack of professionalism and perceived exploitation of the sport for personal amusement, raising questions about the integrity of the tournament and the sport's standards.
The Bayeux Tapestry, a nearly 1000-year-old embroidery depicting the Norman conquest of England, will be loaned to the British Museum from France for the first time since its creation, to be displayed from next autumn until July 2027, marking a significant cultural exchange and anniversary.
Bob Dylan is releasing a new art book titled Point Blank (Quick Studies) featuring around 100 drawings from 2021-2022, accompanied by prose vignettes, with some pieces related to an exhibition at London's Halcyon Gallery. The book highlights Dylan's storytelling and mood creation, and will be published on November 18 by Simon & Schuster, alongside other Dylan-related releases.
The article reviews the extensive exhibition 'Diane Arbus: Constellation' at the Park Avenue Armory, showcasing 454 of her photographs, highlighting her fearless approach to capturing otherness and the challenges of presenting such a vast collection. The critic emphasizes the overwhelming yet profound experience of engaging with her work one photograph at a time, revealing her unique perspective on human vulnerability and identity.