The critically acclaimed ‘Downton Abbey: The Exhibition’ at Westfield Old Orchard in Skokie, IL, has been extended for a second time due to overwhelming visitor response. Initially set to close on March 31st, 2024, the exhibition will now remain open until September 2nd, 2024, allowing more fans to experience the grandeur and elegance of Downton Abbey.
A captivating exhibition celebrating Hong Kong’s return showcases the mysteries of Sanxingdui culture in Deyang, China. Visitors can immerse themselves in archaeological research through VR technology, marvel at ancient artifacts, and experience the vibrant local culture through culinary delights and traditional crafts.
An exhibition at London’s Royal Academy of Arts explores Ukrainian modernism from 1900-1930, highlighting the flourishing of art, literature, and theatre amidst political turmoil. The show features works by renowned artists like Kazimir Malevich and lesser-known figures like Mykhailo Boichuk, showcasing the boldness and experimentation of the era.
A monumental exhibition, ‘We Are Here’, explores the multifaceted nature of Black experiences through 100 years of figurative painting, showcasing everyday joy and defying stereotypical narratives of Blackness. This exhibition, originally conceived by the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa, Cape Town, and now on display at the Kunstmuseum Basel, Switzerland, features over 150 works by prominent and emerging artists, offering a vibrant panorama of Black artistry.
Supermodels Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss attended Campbell’s London exhibition, showcasing iconic pieces from her career and highlighting their long-standing friendship. The event brought together a group of fashion icons, celebrating the history of fashion and Campbell’s remarkable journey.
A forthcoming exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London will celebrate the iconic career of supermodel Naomi Campbell, showcasing her journey from her childhood in South London to her rise to fame and her advocacy for social change. The exhibition, titled “Naomi: In Fashion,” will feature over 100 looks and accessories from Campbell’s personal collection, including designs by renowned designers like Azzedine Alaïa, Chanel, and Versace, alongside photographs by renowned photographers such as Steven Meisel and Peter Lindbergh.
Another Hand, a beloved Manchester eatery, has announced the launch of Jaan, a pop-up dining concept inspired by Middle Eastern flavors. Jaan will take up residence in Exhibition food hall on Peter Street from May 8th, offering a delectable menu of flatbreads, small plates, and larger plates. The new concept aims to reduce food waste by utilizing unused produce from Another Hand’s flagship restaurant. Jaan’s sustainable credentials extend to its sourcing of ingredients from local growers, while its menu features ever-changing seasonal toppings to reflect the freshest produce available.
