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- Co-organised by M+ and Leeum Museum of Art in Seoul, Korea, supported by Lead Sponsor HSBC, this Special Exhibition highlights Lee Bul’s reflections on the fundamental reality of human existence, past and present, while offering a compelling vision of potential futures
- The premier presentation at Leeum Museum of Art in Seoul received approximately 105,000 visitors during the four-month exhibition period from September 2025 to January 2026
- The M+ presentation showcases more than 200 works tracing the evolution of the artist’s profoundly imaginative and diverse practice, including additionally forty-nine early works from the late 1990s to early 2000s in the artist’s practice, as well as pieces created in 2024
- Featured works include iconic architectural installations from the "Mon grand récit" series, two-dimensional works from the "Perdu" series, and the widely celebrated "Cyborg" and "Anagram" series
- Following its presentation at M+, the exhibition will embark on a global tour to the Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp (M HKA) in Antwerp, Belgium and the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa, Canada ending in late 2027

New exhibition asks what our obsession with pets reveals about human nature

Das erste funktionsfähige Automobil mit Verbrennungsmotor: Am 29. Januar 1886 meldete Carl Benz das Patent auf seinen Motorwagen an.

"Raphael: Sublime Poetry", on view March 29 to June 28, 2026, at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, will be the first comprehensive, international loan exhibition in the United States on Raphael (Raffaello di Giovanni Santi; 1483–1520), considered one of the greatest artists of all time. This landmark exhibition will explore the full breadth of his life and career, from his origins in Urbino to his prolific years in Florence, where he began to emerge as a peer to Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, to his final decade at the papal court in Rome. Bringing together more than 200 of Raphael’s most important drawings, paintings, tapestries, and decorative arts from public and private collections around the world, the exhibition will offer a fresh perspective on this defining figure of the Italian Renaissance, presenting his renowned masterpieces alongside rarely seen treasures to reveal an extraordinarily creative mind.

A special exhibition by the Vorderasiatisches Museum of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin