10 International Art Exhibitions Worth Traveling For
1. Nebraska Innovation Studio Maker Showcase
Taking place in Lincoln, Nebraska, this exhibition highlights the creative works crafted at the Nebraska Innovation Studio. This showcase is perfect for those interested in innovative art and technology. Don’t miss the chance to see how artists are merging creativity with modern tools. More details can be found here.
2. Starkville DIY: “Kitchen” One Night Art Exhibition
If you’re in Starkville, Mississippi, on March 29, this one-night-only exhibition features approximately 30 creative works from local artists. It’s a unique opportunity to experience art and live percussion in an intimate setting. Learn more about this vibrant event here.
3. Topeka Competition Exhibit
Located at the Alice C. Sabatini Gallery in Topeka, Kansas, this competitive exhibit takes art to another dimension. It invites visitors to engage with thought-provoking pieces. This exhibition opened on March 14 and promises to inspire creativity in all who visit. Get the scoop here.
4. Picasso Exhibition at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum
This exhibition offers a critical look at Picasso’s work and its implications. While many pieces have been showcased before, the fresh perspective on the artist’s legacy makes this a must-visit for art lovers traveling to Hong Kong. Dive into the details of this exhibition here.
5. Latin American Art at Walters Art Museum
Opening soon, this exhibition aims to establish the Walters Art Museum as a premier destination for Latin American art. Visitors will have the chance to explore the rich culture and artistic expressions from the Americas. For more information, check out the announcement here.
6. Surprises Unknown: The Art of the Wrapping
Hosted by Lehman College Art Gallery in New York, this exhibition showcases thematic group works from both renowned and emerging artists. With a focus on innovative wrapping techniques, this event is free and open to the public. Discover more about the gallery here.
7. Art O&O in Seoul
This upcoming exhibition in Seoul will gather world-class galleries and introduce young and innovative artists. If you’re passionate about contemporary art, this is an excellent opportunity to engage with new talents from around the globe. Stay updated on the event here.
8. L’art est dans la rue at Musée d’Orsay
Running from March 18 to July 6, this exhibition explores illustrated posters that adorned the streets of Paris in the early 20th century. It’s a celebration of street art’s historical significance and creative evolution. More about this intriguing exhibit can be found here.
9. Guo Nian: Exhibition of the Spring Festival
This exhibition at the Traditional Chinese Culture Museum in Beijing recently drew nearly 600,000 visitors. It showcased the rich traditions of the Spring Festival, making it a unique cultural experience for those interested in Chinese heritage. Read more about the exhibit here.
10. Building Black Civilizations by Ekow Nimako
This captivating exhibition utilizes LEGO® bricks to explore ancient African kingdoms and their legacies. Hosted in Regina, Canada, it represents a unique blend of history and creativity, making it a worthwhile visit for those interested in afrofuturism. Check out more details here.
