Looking for a unique diving experience? You’ll find it on a sunken ship near you! Well almost. First Florida, now Barbados is home to the world’s only underwater photography exhibition by artist Andreas Franke. It’s an experience you won’t want to miss.
Virgin Atlantic is at it again. There’s new buzz for this airline as they plan to launch the world’s first art gallery in the air. Virgin’s upper class passengers will soon be able to shop onboard for the latest in contemporary art… just like they do duty free!
Amsterdam is never a bad idea but if you are a culture addict and haven’t visit the Dutch capital in a while, make it a priority to go in 2013. After ten years of renovations two major museums are opening again: the Stedelijk (opened already in September) and the Rijksmuseum (due to open in April).
Have a long stopover, what to do? Well you could browse the news stand or re-read your newspaper… or you could check out the airport art gallery. Airports are stepping up their game and definitely winning points with art-lovers.
In most cases museums are places where you really have to behave: no running, no photos, no food, no touching, but… no clothes? Sydney’s Museum of Contemporary Art is taking things over the edge. Stuart Ringholt has invited museum visitors to view his new exhibition stark naked.
The 54th International Art Biennial takes off this summer in Venice and from London, the world’s most prestigious art festival will be a mere low cost flight away! Fly London to Venice this summer for £123 with Ryanair.
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