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UK project to connect young people with museums and collections
BY Luke Cloherty | 24 Sep 2018
UK funding body the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has given close to £1m ($1.3m, €1.1m) to a new project that will let young people aged 16-25 curate their own museum exhibitions.
Wild Adventures reveals details of new children's attraction
BY Luke Cloherty | 21 Sep 2018
Wild Adventures theme park in Georgia, USA is building a new children’s area, which is set to open in March 2019.
Buried treasures: China’s Dune Art Museum’s construction nearly complete
BY Luke Cloherty | 21 Sep 2018
A unique new art gallery that is buried in a sand dune is close to completing construction on the coast of Bohai Bay in northern China.
Joanna Lumley-backed Peter Pan centre to open late 2018 in Scotland
BY Luke Cloherty | 21 Sep 2018
The inspiration behind the Peter Pan story, Moat Brae House, is being fully restored and turned into the National Centre for Children’s Literature and Storytelling in Dumfries, Scotland.
AR app launched by Minneapolis Institute of Art
BY Luke Cloherty | 21 Sep 2018
US art museum the Minneapolis Institute of Art (MIA) has launched a new augmented reality (AR) app that transforms the space into a giant puzzle room.
More than 1,500 US museums offer free entry tomorrow for Museum Day
BY Luke Cloherty | 21 Sep 2018
The annual Museum Day in the US, organised by the Smithsonian Institute, kicks off across the country tomorrow (22 September), with more than 1,500 attractions offering free entry during the event.
Food attraction planned for Netherlands in 2021
BY Luke Cloherty | 20 Sep 2018
A new attraction marketing itself as a “food experience” will open in 2021 in the Netherlands.
Arts Council and Heritage Lottery Fund partner to help English museums
BY Luke Cloherty | 20 Sep 2018
Arts Council England (ACE) and the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) have announced a partnership to ensure museums in England can get more help at a strategic level.
Revamped post-war art museum to reopen in Maryland next month
BY Luke Cloherty | 20 Sep 2018
American billionaire couple Mitchell and Emily Wei Rales are to reopen the Glenstone Museum, showcasing their extensive collection of post-war art, in Maryland, USA next month following renovations and an expansion.
Sir David Adjaye and Cooper Robertson tapped to design new Princeton University Art Museum
BY Andrew Manns | 20 Sep 2018
Princeton University has selected Sir David Adjaye and Cooper Robertson to lead on the redesign and expansion of the school’s historic art establishment.
Graham Baba and Greenworks release conceptual designs of regenerated Vancouver waterfront
BY Andrew Manns | 20 Sep 2018
Architectural studio Graham Baba and landscape design firm Greenworks have released images of their plans to regenerate Terminal 1 on the Vancouver waterfront in Washington state.
Merlin plans second Legoland park in China
BY Luke Cloherty | 19 Sep 2018
Operator Merlin Entertainments is to bring a second Legoland resort to China – to add to the one under construction in Shanghai – in Sanya, Hainan Province.
Kidzmondo to open edutainment mini-city in Melbourne
BY Luke Cloherty | 19 Sep 2018
Middle Eastern edutainment brand Kidzmondo is set to open a new mini-city site aimed at children aged between two and 14 in Melbourne, Australia.
Serpentine Pavilion opens with Unzipped exhibition in Toronto
BY Luke Cloherty | 19 Sep 2018
The 2016 Serpentine Pavilion installation, designed by renowned architectural practice Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), has now opened in Toronto having been rebuilt in the Canadian city.
C&A to open sustainable fashion museum in Amsterdam
BY Luke Cloherty | 19 Sep 2018
Retailer C&A is to open the Fashion for Good Experience next month – a new museum in Amsterdam that focusses on circular and sustainable fashion.
New York’s largest state park to open in Brooklyn in 2019
BY Luke Cloherty | 19 Sep 2018
Brooklyn is set for the New York region’s largest state park – which will sit on a 407-acre piece of land in the Jamaica Bay area – when its first phase finishes in mid-2019.
Merlin Entertainments opens first Bear Grylls attraction in Birmingham
BY Luke Cloherty | 18 Sep 2018
Celebrity survivalist Bear Grylls’s new £20m ($26.3m, €22.5m) adventure attraction in Birmingham, England has opened its doors to the public with a promise from Grylls to bring the “spirit of endeavour” to one destination.
Three-storey maze inside V&A's Sackler Courtyard spreads sustainability message
BY Andrew Manns | 18 Sep 2018
MultiPly, a nine-metre pavilion constructed by architectural design studio Waugh Thistleton is now on display in the Victoria and Albert Museum’s Sackler Courtyard for the London Design Festival.
UNWTO creates management strategy to help cities suffering from overtourism
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Sep 2018
A new report from the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) has been created to highlight the effects of "overtourism", also helping the world's cities better manage the impact of tourism on their populations.
China's government plans US$19.5bn investment into Beihai tourism
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Sep 2018
In a bid to boost tourism in the region, China's government has announced plans to invest CN¥134bn (US$19.5bn, €16.7bn, £14.8bn) across 17 major entertainment and culture projects on the South China coast.
     
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1521 to 1540 of 9725 news stories
UK project to connect young people with museums and collections
BY Luke Cloherty | 24 Sep 2018
UK funding body the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has given close to £1m ($1.3m, €1.1m) to a new project that will let young people aged 16-25 curate their own museum exhibitions.
Wild Adventures reveals details of new children's attraction
BY Luke Cloherty | 21 Sep 2018
Wild Adventures theme park in Georgia, USA is building a new children’s area, which is set to open in March 2019.
Buried treasures: China’s Dune Art Museum’s construction nearly complete
BY Luke Cloherty | 21 Sep 2018
A unique new art gallery that is buried in a sand dune is close to completing construction on the coast of Bohai Bay in northern China.
Joanna Lumley-backed Peter Pan centre to open late 2018 in Scotland
BY Luke Cloherty | 21 Sep 2018
The inspiration behind the Peter Pan story, Moat Brae House, is being fully restored and turned into the National Centre for Children’s Literature and Storytelling in Dumfries, Scotland.
AR app launched by Minneapolis Institute of Art
BY Luke Cloherty | 21 Sep 2018
US art museum the Minneapolis Institute of Art (MIA) has launched a new augmented reality (AR) app that transforms the space into a giant puzzle room.
More than 1,500 US museums offer free entry tomorrow for Museum Day
BY Luke Cloherty | 21 Sep 2018
The annual Museum Day in the US, organised by the Smithsonian Institute, kicks off across the country tomorrow (22 September), with more than 1,500 attractions offering free entry during the event.
Food attraction planned for Netherlands in 2021
BY Luke Cloherty | 20 Sep 2018
A new attraction marketing itself as a “food experience” will open in 2021 in the Netherlands.
Arts Council and Heritage Lottery Fund partner to help English museums
BY Luke Cloherty | 20 Sep 2018
Arts Council England (ACE) and the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) have announced a partnership to ensure museums in England can get more help at a strategic level.
Revamped post-war art museum to reopen in Maryland next month
BY Luke Cloherty | 20 Sep 2018
American billionaire couple Mitchell and Emily Wei Rales are to reopen the Glenstone Museum, showcasing their extensive collection of post-war art, in Maryland, USA next month following renovations and an expansion.
Sir David Adjaye and Cooper Robertson tapped to design new Princeton University Art Museum
BY Andrew Manns | 20 Sep 2018
Princeton University has selected Sir David Adjaye and Cooper Robertson to lead on the redesign and expansion of the school’s historic art establishment.
Graham Baba and Greenworks release conceptual designs of regenerated Vancouver waterfront
BY Andrew Manns | 20 Sep 2018
Architectural studio Graham Baba and landscape design firm Greenworks have released images of their plans to regenerate Terminal 1 on the Vancouver waterfront in Washington state.
Merlin plans second Legoland park in China
BY Luke Cloherty | 19 Sep 2018
Operator Merlin Entertainments is to bring a second Legoland resort to China – to add to the one under construction in Shanghai – in Sanya, Hainan Province.
Kidzmondo to open edutainment mini-city in Melbourne
BY Luke Cloherty | 19 Sep 2018
Middle Eastern edutainment brand Kidzmondo is set to open a new mini-city site aimed at children aged between two and 14 in Melbourne, Australia.
Serpentine Pavilion opens with Unzipped exhibition in Toronto
BY Luke Cloherty | 19 Sep 2018
The 2016 Serpentine Pavilion installation, designed by renowned architectural practice Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), has now opened in Toronto having been rebuilt in the Canadian city.
C&A to open sustainable fashion museum in Amsterdam
BY Luke Cloherty | 19 Sep 2018
Retailer C&A is to open the Fashion for Good Experience next month – a new museum in Amsterdam that focusses on circular and sustainable fashion.
New York’s largest state park to open in Brooklyn in 2019
BY Luke Cloherty | 19 Sep 2018
Brooklyn is set for the New York region’s largest state park – which will sit on a 407-acre piece of land in the Jamaica Bay area – when its first phase finishes in mid-2019.
Merlin Entertainments opens first Bear Grylls attraction in Birmingham
BY Luke Cloherty | 18 Sep 2018
Celebrity survivalist Bear Grylls’s new £20m ($26.3m, €22.5m) adventure attraction in Birmingham, England has opened its doors to the public with a promise from Grylls to bring the “spirit of endeavour” to one destination.
Three-storey maze inside V&A's Sackler Courtyard spreads sustainability message
BY Andrew Manns | 18 Sep 2018
MultiPly, a nine-metre pavilion constructed by architectural design studio Waugh Thistleton is now on display in the Victoria and Albert Museum’s Sackler Courtyard for the London Design Festival.
UNWTO creates management strategy to help cities suffering from overtourism
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Sep 2018
A new report from the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) has been created to highlight the effects of "overtourism", also helping the world's cities better manage the impact of tourism on their populations.
China's government plans US$19.5bn investment into Beihai tourism
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Sep 2018
In a bid to boost tourism in the region, China's government has announced plans to invest CN¥134bn (US$19.5bn, €16.7bn, £14.8bn) across 17 major entertainment and culture projects on the South China coast.
     
 


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