Austria’s Wien Museum Reopens After a State-of-the-Art Expansion Project
When in Vienna.
One of the most exciting developments in Vienna’s museumscape is the reopening of the Wien Museum on Karlsplatz after nearly four years of renovations.
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Crépu: Our DNA Depicts Black Hair in All Its Glory
The second edition of the Ottawa Black History Month showcase dives deeper into the intricacy of the Black hair journey through art, fashion, technology, advocacy, and self-care.
The second edition of the Ottawa Black History Month showcase dives deeper into the intricacy of the Black hair journey through art, fashion, technology, advocacy, and self-care.
The Wing Luke Museum Is an Ode to the Asian Diaspora
Fragmented identities are pieced together through preserved artifacts
The Wing Luke Museum in Seattle stands as a vibrant testament to the diverse tapestry of Asian American history.
Audemars Piguet’s Hairspring-Shaped Watch Museum
Swiss countryside time.
Audemars Piguet’s newly opened Musée Atelier is more “atelier” than the dark, dusty monument to the past conjured by the word “museum.”
007 Elements: A James Bond Cinematic Installation
Eye spy.
The new museum is built in the very place where a scenic, snow-covered chase scene occurred in 2015’s Spectre, starring Daniel Craig.
V&A Dundee, Scotland
The Kengo Kuma–designed landmark opens.
Bringing together nature and architecture, Kengo Kuma’s vision of the first design museum in Scotland has been realized with the opening of the V&A Dundee.
Pinang Peranakan Mansion
Preserving the Peranakan culture in Malaysia.
FROM THE ARCHIVE:Step around an ornately carved wooden screen—a “spirit wall” to prevent evil spirits from crossing the threshold—and you enter the Pinang Peranakan Mansion. Located in the UNESCO-listed city of George Town, Malaysia, the jade-coloured mansion offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of wealthy Peranakans.
Yves Saint Laurent Museums
A tale of two cities.
The Saint Laurent legacy lives on in two new museums.
Museo del Violino
Strings attached.
There was only ever one place that could be the setting for a museum devoted to the violin: Cremona, Italy.
