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Glenn Howells Architects complete UK's longest treetop walkway
BY Kim Megson | 27 Apr 2016
The longest treetop walkway in the UK has today (27 April) opened to the public in a botanical garden in Gloucestershire.
Delhi's Natural History Museum destroyed by fire
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Apr 2016
Delhi’s Natural History Museum has lost its entire collection in a fire after a blaze ripped through the upper part of the museum.
HBO's Art of Thrones creates immersive experience to hype TV show
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Apr 2016
HBO has turned to the world of art to promote its latest series of Game of Thrones, hosting a temporary immersive art experience influenced by iconic moments in the hit TV series.
Exclusive: Museum of Tomorrow looks to future to build lasting legacy in Rio
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Apr 2016
The team behind Rio’s recently opened Museum of Tomorrow has said that they want the museum to act as a hub of culture, information and science, inspiring the local community to great things and to leave a lasting legacy in the build up to this year’s Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Man sentenced to less than five years for deadly fire at Taiwan waterpark
BY Alice Davis | 27 Apr 2016
Lu Chung-chi, the man responsible for organising a waterpark party that ended in a fatal explosion killing 15 people, has been jailed for four years and 10 months.
Plans for home and recording studio of Prince to become museum
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Apr 2016
Sheila E, long-time collaborator with Prince, has said there are plans to turn his Paisley Park home and recording complex in Chanhassen, Minneapolis, into a museum dedicated to the musician’s career.
Big Ben to fall silent during £29m repair job
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Apr 2016
Big Ben’s famous chimes will be temporarily silenced after 157 years of almost uninterrupted service as the famous London clock tower undergoes £29m (US$42.2m, €37.4m) worth of urgent repairs.
Nepal starts work on heritage sites a year on from devastating earthquake
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Apr 2016
After significant delays and generally slow progress, Nepal’s Prime Minister has said work is finally set to start on key heritage sites destroyed by last year’s devastating earthquake.
Italian architects win New York aquarium design competition with retractable roof proposal
BY Kim Megson | 26 Apr 2016
Italian architecture studio Lissoni Associati have won a design ideas contest for a new aquarium and public waterfront park in New York.
Health and Safety Executive releases new Smiler images following Alton Towers guilty plea
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Apr 2016
Following the guilty plea from Merlin Entertainments related to last year’s Smiler rollercoaster crash at Alton Towers, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has released a statement and images of the car involved in the accident.
Exclusive: Longleat ‘exploring’ idea of hosting Glastonbury Festival
BY Alice Davis | 26 Apr 2016
Longleat Safari and Adventure Park has confirmed it’s had talks with the organisers of Glastonbury about hosting the world-famous music festival in 2018.
V&A's £120m regeneration scheme nearing completion as courtyard and underground gallery take shape
BY Kim Megson | 25 Apr 2016
The second phase of a 15-year restoration and redesign programme at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) is nearing completion, with construction progressing on the new entrance, open courtyard and underground gallery designed by architecture studio AL_A.
Dubai’s billion-dollar indoor theme park to open in August
BY Alice Davis | 25 Apr 2016
IMG Worlds of Adventure, a long-awaited Dubai attraction that stalled when the 2008 financial crash crippled the Emirate's economy, is finally ready to open.
Top Sydney art institutions link up for major national exhibition
BY Tom Anstey | 25 Apr 2016
Three premier cultural institutions in Sydney, Australia, have formed a new partnership with the aim of establishing a major new exhibition surveying the latest ideas and forms in contemporary Australian art.
MuseumNext 2016: Is virtual reality for chickens the best way to ignite interest in science?
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Apr 2016
In his last day as CEO of Science Gallery International, Michael John Gorman addressed delegates at MuseumNext in Dublin, demonstrating how to use the abstract – such as virtual reality for chickens – to start a debate within a museum setting.
Merlin pleads guilty over Alton Towers Smiler crash
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Apr 2016
Alton Towers owner Merlin Entertainments has pleaded guilty in court to breaking health and safety laws in relation to the Smiler rollercoaster crash that seriously injured five passengers, including two people who underwent leg amputations.
Cultural 'superpower' Turkey calls on museums to help maintain its heritage
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Apr 2016
Turkey’s general director of Cultural Heritage and Museums has called the country a “superpower in terms of cultural heritage”, and is seeking to better protect and maintain its vast number of cultural properties with the help of museums.
Kengo Kuma wins competition to design fairytale-themed Hans Christian Andersen museum expansion
BY Kim Megson | 22 Apr 2016
Kengo Kuma has won the first prize in an architecture design competition to create a new fairytale-themed home for the Hans Christian Andersen Museum in Odense, Denmark.
David Geffen donates US$100m for MoMA expansion
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Apr 2016
Entertainment mogul David Geffen has just donated US$100m (€89m, £69.5m) to New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), the largest donation yet to MoMA’s funding campaign for its large-scale expansion.
Spam gets dedicated brand home with new museum at Minnesota birthplace
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Apr 2016
A brand museum dedicated to Spam has opened its doors in the US at the home of the product in Austin, Minnesota.
     
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3702 to 3721 of 9731 news stories
Glenn Howells Architects complete UK's longest treetop walkway
BY Kim Megson | 27 Apr 2016
The longest treetop walkway in the UK has today (27 April) opened to the public in a botanical garden in Gloucestershire.
Delhi's Natural History Museum destroyed by fire
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Apr 2016
Delhi’s Natural History Museum has lost its entire collection in a fire after a blaze ripped through the upper part of the museum.
HBO's Art of Thrones creates immersive experience to hype TV show
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Apr 2016
HBO has turned to the world of art to promote its latest series of Game of Thrones, hosting a temporary immersive art experience influenced by iconic moments in the hit TV series.
Exclusive: Museum of Tomorrow looks to future to build lasting legacy in Rio
BY Tom Anstey | 27 Apr 2016
The team behind Rio’s recently opened Museum of Tomorrow has said that they want the museum to act as a hub of culture, information and science, inspiring the local community to great things and to leave a lasting legacy in the build up to this year’s Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Man sentenced to less than five years for deadly fire at Taiwan waterpark
BY Alice Davis | 27 Apr 2016
Lu Chung-chi, the man responsible for organising a waterpark party that ended in a fatal explosion killing 15 people, has been jailed for four years and 10 months.
Plans for home and recording studio of Prince to become museum
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Apr 2016
Sheila E, long-time collaborator with Prince, has said there are plans to turn his Paisley Park home and recording complex in Chanhassen, Minneapolis, into a museum dedicated to the musician’s career.
Big Ben to fall silent during £29m repair job
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Apr 2016
Big Ben’s famous chimes will be temporarily silenced after 157 years of almost uninterrupted service as the famous London clock tower undergoes £29m (US$42.2m, €37.4m) worth of urgent repairs.
Nepal starts work on heritage sites a year on from devastating earthquake
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Apr 2016
After significant delays and generally slow progress, Nepal’s Prime Minister has said work is finally set to start on key heritage sites destroyed by last year’s devastating earthquake.
Italian architects win New York aquarium design competition with retractable roof proposal
BY Kim Megson | 26 Apr 2016
Italian architecture studio Lissoni Associati have won a design ideas contest for a new aquarium and public waterfront park in New York.
Health and Safety Executive releases new Smiler images following Alton Towers guilty plea
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Apr 2016
Following the guilty plea from Merlin Entertainments related to last year’s Smiler rollercoaster crash at Alton Towers, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has released a statement and images of the car involved in the accident.
Exclusive: Longleat ‘exploring’ idea of hosting Glastonbury Festival
BY Alice Davis | 26 Apr 2016
Longleat Safari and Adventure Park has confirmed it’s had talks with the organisers of Glastonbury about hosting the world-famous music festival in 2018.
V&A's £120m regeneration scheme nearing completion as courtyard and underground gallery take shape
BY Kim Megson | 25 Apr 2016
The second phase of a 15-year restoration and redesign programme at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) is nearing completion, with construction progressing on the new entrance, open courtyard and underground gallery designed by architecture studio AL_A.
Dubai’s billion-dollar indoor theme park to open in August
BY Alice Davis | 25 Apr 2016
IMG Worlds of Adventure, a long-awaited Dubai attraction that stalled when the 2008 financial crash crippled the Emirate's economy, is finally ready to open.
Top Sydney art institutions link up for major national exhibition
BY Tom Anstey | 25 Apr 2016
Three premier cultural institutions in Sydney, Australia, have formed a new partnership with the aim of establishing a major new exhibition surveying the latest ideas and forms in contemporary Australian art.
MuseumNext 2016: Is virtual reality for chickens the best way to ignite interest in science?
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Apr 2016
In his last day as CEO of Science Gallery International, Michael John Gorman addressed delegates at MuseumNext in Dublin, demonstrating how to use the abstract – such as virtual reality for chickens – to start a debate within a museum setting.
Merlin pleads guilty over Alton Towers Smiler crash
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Apr 2016
Alton Towers owner Merlin Entertainments has pleaded guilty in court to breaking health and safety laws in relation to the Smiler rollercoaster crash that seriously injured five passengers, including two people who underwent leg amputations.
Cultural 'superpower' Turkey calls on museums to help maintain its heritage
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Apr 2016
Turkey’s general director of Cultural Heritage and Museums has called the country a “superpower in terms of cultural heritage”, and is seeking to better protect and maintain its vast number of cultural properties with the help of museums.
Kengo Kuma wins competition to design fairytale-themed Hans Christian Andersen museum expansion
BY Kim Megson | 22 Apr 2016
Kengo Kuma has won the first prize in an architecture design competition to create a new fairytale-themed home for the Hans Christian Andersen Museum in Odense, Denmark.
David Geffen donates US$100m for MoMA expansion
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Apr 2016
Entertainment mogul David Geffen has just donated US$100m (€89m, £69.5m) to New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), the largest donation yet to MoMA’s funding campaign for its large-scale expansion.
Spam gets dedicated brand home with new museum at Minnesota birthplace
BY Tom Anstey | 22 Apr 2016
A brand museum dedicated to Spam has opened its doors in the US at the home of the product in Austin, Minnesota.
     
 


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