MUSEUM NEWS - PAGE FOUR
Dressing for the dancefloor: creative explosion behind 80s’ most colourful club
Fashion and Textile Museum exhibition charts how short-lived Taboo and its founder, Leigh Bowery, inspired decade’s fashion. Read more.
Fashion and Textile Museum exhibition charts how short-lived Taboo and its founder, Leigh Bowery, inspired decade’s fashion. Read more.
After 66 million years, scientists discover there wasn’t just one asteroid which killed the dinosaurs
Scientists at Scotland’s Heriot-Watt University have published new three-dimensional images of a crater made by a second asteroid that hit Earth at around the same time of the first, off the coast of West Africa. Read more.
Scientists at Scotland’s Heriot-Watt University have published new three-dimensional images of a crater made by a second asteroid that hit Earth at around the same time of the first, off the coast of West Africa. Read more.
Reflection on Street Art Museums: A Contradictory Institutionalisation
The most common question that arose (and is still being asked) is the following: should street art, which is supposed to be out in the streets, contemporary and interchangeable, now find itself ‘locked up’ in museums and galleries? Read More.
The most common question that arose (and is still being asked) is the following: should street art, which is supposed to be out in the streets, contemporary and interchangeable, now find itself ‘locked up’ in museums and galleries? Read More.
Guggenheim Bilbao’s outgoing director on the factors behind its success—and the challenges on the horizon
Juan Ignacio Vidarte, who announced in June that he is resigning as the director of the Guggenheim in Bilbao this year, has overseen one of the most extraordinary museum successes of our time. Read more.
Juan Ignacio Vidarte, who announced in June that he is resigning as the director of the Guggenheim in Bilbao this year, has overseen one of the most extraordinary museum successes of our time. Read more.
National gallery Of Art's 9 Latinx Artists to Know
Working across the United States over the past 100 or so years, these artists experiment with materials and speak to issues including migration, identity, and the environment; they address difficult histories, celebrate Indigenous heritage, and advocate for human rights. Read More.
Working across the United States over the past 100 or so years, these artists experiment with materials and speak to issues including migration, identity, and the environment; they address difficult histories, celebrate Indigenous heritage, and advocate for human rights. Read More.
THIS WEEK'S CAPTION CONTEST WINNER
Winner:
Bill discovers that shampoo is not an effective substitute for dishwash liquid - Jeana Rhodes
Runners Up:
Never buy a self-cleaning dishwasher from Alibaba - Anders Jorgensen
Winner:
Bill discovers that shampoo is not an effective substitute for dishwash liquid - Jeana Rhodes
Runners Up:
Never buy a self-cleaning dishwasher from Alibaba - Anders Jorgensen
