Exhibitions & Museums

Bronner Family Wins ART COLOGNE Prize 2026 for Opening Up Private Art Collecting in Düsseldorf

COLOGNE, GERMANY – November 1, 2026 – The Bronner family, art collectors from Düsseldorf, has won the ART COLOGNE Prize 2026, announced by Koelnmesse and the German association of galleries and art dealers, the Bundesverband Deutscher Galerien und Kunsthändler. The award recognises three generations of collecting, supporting and sharing art, including through the Philara Collection, a cultural institution in Düsseldorf that is open to the public. For art lovers, it is a reminder that private collections can become welcoming places for everyone, not just insiders. The prize will be presented on 6 November 2026 in Cologne, during ART COLOGNE week.

Three Generations Honoured for Making Art Accessible

A Bookstore Just Installed a 162-Inch MicroLED Screen — and It Might Change How You Read

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – May 14, 2026 – ASUS has partnered with TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE to turn a literary space into something that looks more like a gallery, cultural venue, and creative studio rolled into one. The centerpiece is the ProArt Cinema PQ09U, a 162-inch 4K UHD microLED display installed in TSUTAYA's newly opened hybrid retail space in Taipei — and it's being used not to sell products, but to deepen the experience of reading, art, and ideas. At a moment when bookstores everywhere are rethinking what they're actually for, this collaboration offers a genuinely interesting answer: a place where a book recommendation might come alongside an immersive visual art experience on a screen bigger than most living room walls.

Inside the National Civil Rights Museum: New Exhibitions, New Honors, and What Visitors Should Know

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – April 14, 2026 – The National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee is entering what it describes as a new era, combining fresh exhibitions with major annual recognition and a stated commitment to connecting America's civil rights history to present-day civic life. The museum, located at 450 Mulberry St., is open six days a week with adult admission priced at $20.00. Its current programming spans the origins of slavery, student protest movements, and the landmark Montgomery Bus Boycott, offering visitors one of the most comprehensive civil rights experiences in the country. With a new initiative called "Legacy Reimagined" now underway, the institution is expanding both its storytelling and its public reach.

BMW and Kennedy Yanko Bring Sculptural Power to Art Basel Miami Beach 2025

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – December 10, 2025 – When BMW returns to Art Basel Miami Beach 2025, it isn’t just bringing VIP shuttles and sleek badges – it’s arriving with a full-on art statement, created in collaboration with acclaimed sculptor Kennedy Yanko and inspired by the 738-hp BMW XM Label.

Where art fair glamour meets automotive muscle

As Art Basel’s Official Global Automotive Partner, BMW has turned Miami Beach into a rolling gallery once again from December 5 to 7, 2025. The brand’s presence goes far beyond simple logo placement: Art Basel First Choice VIP guests are chauffeured between venues in BMW’s flagship models, while the centerpiece activation explores how metal, motion and design can all tell the same story.

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SHERIDAN, WYOMING – November 1, 2025 – SHERIDAN, WYOMING - November 1, 2025 - ART COLOGNE 2025 won't just be about the latest names and high-profile galleries - it will also look back at a powerful woman who helped give space to artists working outside the academy. With its special event "Charlotte Zander: collector, gallery owner, museum founder," ZADIK (the Central Archive for German and International Art Market Studies) is telling the story of a collector who spotted value in so-called "naïve art" long before it became fashionable, and who then spent decades making it visible to a wider audience.