The Montréal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) in Canada offers a diverse art experience, featuring contemporary pieces and a sculpture garden. Notably, the museum is hosting the first exhibition on Thierry Mugler, showcasing over 150 works from 1970 to 2014, including collaborations with renowned artists. The exhibition runs until September 8, 2019, and is located at 1380 Sherbrooke St W.
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The Hudson Valley, with its blend of water, mountains, and art, captivates my heart. Dia:Beacon, a contemporary art museum in a former box printing factory, houses top-tier artists’ works. The industrial space is a must-visit, featuring permanent and rotating exhibitions. For art enthusiasts, a trip to the museum is truly a dream come true.
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Dan Flavin, an American minimalist artist, is known for creating installations and sculptural pieces using fluorescent light fixture tubes. His work, inspired by Russian Constructivist artist Vladimir Tatlin, represents impermanence and responds to its architectural setting. His iconic neon art can be experienced at venues like the Menil Collection in Houston, Dia: Beacon in New York, and the Dan Flavin Art Institute in Bridgehampton.
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The New Museum, located in lower Manhattan, New York City, showcases modern architecture with a steel exterior contrasting the brick facade. Currently on display is “A Pen of All Work” by Raymond Pettibon, spanning three floors and thirty years of drawings, reflecting on historical and political events. The exhibition runs until April 9, 2017, offering diverse and thought-provoking content.
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The Mattress Factory, a contemporary art museum in Pittsburgh established in 1977, features site-specific installations by resident artists. Known for its James Turrell collection, including the captivating Pleiades installation, the museum rehabilitates abandoned properties for thought-provoking exhibitions. A visit promises a glimpse into the fascinating world of contemporary art.
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