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Major exhibitions opening worldwide — art, history, science.

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Oct 12, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-10-12

October 2026 brings a wave of major museum openings and blockbuster exhibitions across the globe. Highlights include the opening of Roy Lichtenstein's "Like New" at The Whitney in New York, the immersive "Smithsonian Starstruck" at London's Science Museum, and a new 10,000-square-foot interactive venue at Boston's Museum of Science. Additionally, Frieze Week is kicking off in London with numerous gallery openings, while Miami prepares for its late-October art season.

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Oct 2, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-10-02

This week brings fresh museum news dominated by Art Basel Miami Beach's 272 exhibitors, London's autumn gallery openings, and major immersive experiences launching in major cities. From Luminosa at Jungle Island in Miami to new science museum galleries opening imminently, there's something for every curator's taste — whether you're chasing cutting-edge installations or blockbuster art fairs.

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Sep 27, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-09-27

New York is the epicenter this week, with Taryn Simon's monumental FBI-agent-driven portrait of America at the Guggenheim drawing national attention and The Art Newspaper publishing a fresh city-wide autumn guide. The Armory Show opened at the Javits Center with steady sales, while London's critics have just updated their pick of the season's must-see shows. Here's what to see now, plus fresh data on immersion-based science experiences for those straying beyond the gallery.

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Sep 7, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-09-07

The fall 2026 art season is officially underway, with major institutions in New York and Los Angeles launching ambitious retrospectives on Roy Lichtenstein and overlooked modernists. Key highlights include MoMA’s new Brancusi survey, the Lucas Museum’s narrative art debut, and a controversial but significant shift at the Met following the cancellation of a planned John Galliano honor. <!-- /headline --> <!-- headline --> Fall Art Season Kicks Off With Major Retrospectives and Museum Shakeups <!-- /headline -->

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Aug 31, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-08-31

The museum world is bracing for a spectacular autumn, with major U.S. institutions unveiling highly anticipated exhibitions ranging from rarely-seen Georgia O'Keeffe works to monumental fashion blockbusters. In London, the season's biggest draws include immersive light installations and historic asylum scenes, while several high-profile summer shows are rapidly approaching their final days.

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Aug 21, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-08-21

London’s summer art season is reaching its climax, with major exhibitions by David Hockney and Tracey Emin entering their final days. Simultaneously, a hidden gallery at the Natural History Museum is reopening after 80 years, and a newly identified Bernini painting is set for display in Vienna.

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Jul 29, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-07-29

London's gallery scene dominates this week with Anish Kapoor's mind-bending installations and immersive experiences like Smithsonian Starstruck taking center stage. Meanwhile, major institutions from Berlin to Baltimore are unveiling fresh shows, and the Louvre has dramatically reopened its Apollo Gallery after a security overhaul. Here's what's unmissable right now.

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Jul 15, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-07-15

Summer 2026 is heating up with major exhibitions across London, New York, and beyond. From Anish Kapoor's immersive installations at the Hayward Gallery to groundbreaking immersive VR experiences at the Science Museum, this week brings a surge of must-see shows opening and running through August. Don't miss the final weeks of major retrospectives before they close.

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Jul 1, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-07-01

London dominates this week with major summer exhibitions, while San Francisco's Grateful Dead show and immersive science experiences open nationwide. Must-see draws include Anish Kapoor's installations at the Hayward Gallery and David Hockney's final works, alongside bold new art venues and black hole VR experiences.

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Jun 17, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-06-17

Art Basel 2026 brings world-class exhibitions to Switzerland this week, while London's Science Museum launches a stunning VR experience into the cosmos. Across Europe and North America, major shows celebrate queerness in 19th-century art, feature newly discovered paintings, and explore the human body as a musical instrument — marking an exceptionally rich moment for museums.

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Jun 10, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-06-10

Europe's summer art calendar is exceptionally strong, with major surveys of Van Gogh in Japan and brand-new immersive experiences launching across London. The Royal Academy's 2026 Summer Exhibition opens to critical acclaim, while a historic Christo installation makes its debut at Gagosian. Simultaneously, London's Science Museum unveils a spectacular VR journey into black holes—proving the museum world is expanding far beyond traditional galleries.

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Jun 3, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-06-03

London's Gallery Weekend (5–7 June) brings over 120 galleries into focus, while the Science Museum launches a spectacular VR experience inside a black hole. Immersive exhibitions are trending globally, from ecological explorations in Montreal to stargazing in London, as institutions prioritize visitor engagement beyond traditional gallery walks.

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May 27, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-05-27

As Art Basel in Switzerland approaches (June 18–21), Europe's leading museums are pulling out all the stops with blockbuster openings this week. Meanwhile, the Louvre just announced architects for the Mona Lisa's new private suite, and MoMA's landmark Marcel Duchamp retrospective continues to spark passionate critical debate. From London's boundary-pushing shows to Montréal's immersive ecological worlds, this is one of the busiest weeks in the global museum calendar.

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May 20, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-05-20

New York's cultural scene dominates this week, with MoMA PS1's "Greater New York" survey of local artists drawing fresh attention and a major Duchamp retrospective at MoMA continuing to generate critical debate. London's best exhibitions are updated this week with spine-tingling Spanish art and iconoclastic streetwear on view, while Montréal's PHI presents an immersive ecological journey. Several must-see shows are approaching their final weeks.

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May 13, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-05-13

New York Art Week is in full swing, making this one of the most electrifying moments in the global art calendar — with Frieze, TEFAF, and a constellation of gallery openings drawing the art world to Chelsea and beyond. Meanwhile, the Brooklyn Museum launches a major Iris van Herpen fashion retrospective and the British Museum unveils a living woodland installation tied to the Bayeux Tapestry. From Venice Biennale dispatches to Houston's European masterworks blockbuster, there is genuinely unmissable work on view across three continents right now.

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May 6, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — 2026-05-06

The art world is buzzing this week with the Met's landmark "Costume Art" exhibition — debuting custom 3D-printed mannequins inspired by real body types — generating buzz alongside a critical review of MoMA's once-in-a-generation Marcel Duchamp retrospective. Meanwhile, Philadelphia celebrates America's 250th anniversary with immersive new attractions, and London's galleries remain packed with must-see spring shows blending fashion, painting, and speculative futures.

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Apr 29, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — April 29, 2026

The art world is buzzing this week with major developments across New York, Los Angeles, and beyond: the Met's new fashion blockbuster "Costume Art" is making waves just days after opening, a critical debate is raging over MoMA's once-in-a-generation Marcel Duchamp retrospective, and LACMA's $724 million David Geffen Galleries continues to captivate — and confound — critics following its landmark opening.

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Apr 19, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — April 19, 2026

Marcel Duchamp dominates the New York art conversation this week, with Frieze weighing in on MoMA's once-in-a-generation retrospective just days ago, while MoMA PS1 celebrates its 50th anniversary with the landmark *Greater New York 2026* survey freshly reviewed by the New York Times. In Philadelphia, a major collaborative American art show just opened across two institutions, and DailyArt Magazine's Spring 2026 guide — published this week — spotlights Jenny Saville and more unmissable shows across Europe and the US.

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Apr 2, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — April 2, 2026

New York is the undisputed epicenter of the art world this spring: the Metropolitan Museum's landmark Raphael retrospective — the first comprehensive Raphael show ever mounted in the United States — has just opened to rapturous reviews, while MoMA gears up to unveil a major Marcel Duchamp retrospective on April 12. Meanwhile, the MoMA PS1 "Greater New York 2026" survey, spotlighting 53 local artists, opens April 16, and London's spring season heats up with shows at the V&A, Tate Modern, and the Barbican.

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Mar 29, 2026

Museum & Exhibition Guide — March 29, 2026

This week's art world spotlight centers on New York City, where the Metropolitan Museum of Art's landmark Raphael retrospective continues to captivate visitors with its rich exploration of Renaissance motherhood, while the expanded New Museum throws open its newly doubled gallery space in Lower Manhattan. Meanwhile, MoMA PS1 has announced the full artist lineup for its upcoming Greater New York 2026 survey, slated to open in April.

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