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A new exhibition celebrates hats and headwear from around the world. “Hats Made Me” opened in Luton, the historic heart of the British hat-making industry.  

The Queen’s Gallery is hosting an exhibition dedicated to royal style in the 18th and early 19th centuries. The show at Buckingham Palace is called “Style & Society: Dressing the Georgians.” The Georgian-era fashion display comes just two weeks before the coronation of Charles III.

The first U.S. president, George Washington, is not only one of the founding fathers of America but serves for many as the first superhero of the nation. During the American Revolution, he led the colonial forces to victory over the British and became a national hero. An exhibition at the Fraunces Tavern Museum in Lower […]

AMSTERDAM—Twenty eight paintings by Johannes Vermeer go on display at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam this week, the largest ever exhibition of works of the 17th-century Dutch master, known for his expertise at rendering light and intimate household scenes. The show gathers half the works that Vermeer, who died aged 43 and worked slowly, is thought […]

In Paris, an exhibition of the famous Tintin comic book series drew hundreds of thousands of visitors over the past month. Families came to experience the immersive picture and music show featuring the adventures of the young reporter. NTD spoke to the co-creator of the show, who is planning to present it in other places […]

Works by Italian master painter Vittore Carpaccio are on display in Washington D.C. This is the first exhibition of his works outside its original Venetian gallery.

An exhibition of work by the Renaissance master Titian opens in Rome. One of his last and most significant paintings is the focus of the show.

A new exhibit gives a rare and educational look into the life and mind of global martial arts icon Bruce Lee. It’s currently on display at the Chinese Historical Society of America in San Francisco, just two blocks from where Lee was born.

Raphael is the star of a new exhibition opening at the National Gallery in London. The show is believed to be the most comprehensive exploration of the Italian Renaissance master’s work ever staged.

An art gallery in Paris is paying tribute to Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse, one of the most important and innovative sculptors of 19th century France. Most notably, he was the teacher of Auguste Rodin, and was responsible for important public monuments in Paris.

For over 800 years, the ancient Chinese believed immortals dwelt in the mountains. Now, these mystical places draw many who aspire to find peace through meditation. An exhibition in Paris called “Painting Apart from the World” celebrates the artists who’ve painted these famous mountains.

For the first time in London, Titanic: The Exhibition is being displayed. Artefacts from the Titanic itself, personal items from passengers and crew, and the stories of their demise or saviour bring the tragic events of April 15, 1912, to life. NTD visited the exhibition and spoke with the curator.

London’s British Library is hosting an exhibition exploring the turbulent relationship between two powerful women who struggled for control of the British Isles: Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen of Scots. The rival queens never met, but their relationship dominated English and Scottish politics for 30 years. The exhibition uses their handwritten notes to learn about the […]

The largest collection of Carl Fabergé’s Imperial Easter Eggs in a generation goes on display in London Saturday. The exhibition tells the story of his life as a master goldsmith, his company’s exquisite work, and his deep connection with London.

Engravings, clothing, weapons, and old coins are displayed in Kyiv, Ukraine, in an exhibition dedicated to the Khotyn battle. The battle was won by the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, in part thanks to Ukrainian Cossacks.

San Francisco California’s Saint Mary’s Cathedral is the latest host for the Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel exhibition. The exhibit allows visitors to experience replicas of Michelangelo’s art from an up-close perspective.

In Paris, the Petit Palais museum is putting on a unique exhibition by French artist Jean-Michel Othoniel, featuring colorful pearl sculptures, inspired by mathematics.