See Works from Inside SHOWSTOPPERS: THE ART OF STAGE AND SCREEN Exhibition at Helicline Fine Art

www.broadwayworld.com: Helicline Fine Art is now presenting Showstoppers: The Art of Stage and Screen, a dynamic new exhibition celebrating nearly a century of performance as seen through the eyes of some of the most influential artists and designers of the 20th century. On view through May 10, 2026, the exhibition brings together more than three dozen works that capture the spectacle, emotion, and cultural impact of live theatre, film, dance, opera, and popular entertainment.

Maria Callas costumes on rare US display at Washington exhibition

Monaco Life: The costumes, which belong to Milan’s Teatro alla Scala, represent Callas in four roles: Ifigenia in Ifigenia in Tauride, Amina in La Sonnambula, Anna in Anna Bolena, and Fiorilla in Il Turco in Italia. Their journey to the United States was made possible through a joint effort between the Italian Cultural Institute of Washington and the Embassy of Greece.

D-Day VR Museum On Steam Is An Entertaining Educational Exhibition

www.uploadvr.com: On June 6, 1944, the Allied Forces launched the largest amphibious assault in history, turning the tide on the beaches of Normandy, eventually winning the Second World War against the Axis powers. This defining moment came to be known as D-Day. Countless accounts of it have been recorded since, making it a key point in history where democracy prevailed.

Talking Shop: Seven Exhibit Trends Spotted at NRF 2026

www.eventmarketer.com: Upon arriving at NRF 2026, the exterior of the first booth we encountered said it all: “Lead with experience.” It was a message from Toshiba that was widely shared by exhibitors and panelists across Retail’s Big Show, as retailers grapple with balancing human connection and the proliferation of AI. Held Jan. 11-13 at New York’s Javits Convention Center, this year’s show drew more than 40,000 attendees who came to network, learn and address the “Next Now” in retail, from agentic commerce to media networks.

Chiharu Shiota Returns to NYC With Alluring, Web-Like Sculptures

mymodernmet.com: In the past year alone, Chiharu Shiota has staged exhibitions in several countries around the world, including Austria, China, Hong Kong, Italy, and Turkey. But even as 2025 wraps up, the Japanese artist is showing no signs of slowing down. Now, Shiota’s innovative, web-like work has landed in New York for her second-ever solo show in the city.

Is the Driehaus Museum's Wizard of Oz exhibit worth it? A full review of "The Land of Oz: Beyond the Page"

www.timeout.com/chicago: isiting “The Land of Oz: Beyond the Page” at the Gold Coast’s Driehaus Museum feels a bit like opening a very elegant jewelry box: beautifully crafted, lovingly arranged and also...surprisingly compact. Tucked away into two rooms on the museum’s top floor, the film-inspired exhibit offers a curated peek behind the yellow brick road—costumes, concept art, early editions of L. Frank Baum’s original book and just enough memorabilia to spark a pleasant jolt of nostalgia.

Academy Museum's The Horror Show Exhibition to Open in September 2026

variety.com: The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has set a major horror-themed exhibition for Sept. 20 to July 25, 2027. The Horror Show at the Los Angeles museum aims to “bridge the gap between cinema and experience, honoring horror’s enormous cultural impact and enduring popularity.”

Mr Squiggle, Blackboard and Gus the Snail: inside the wonderful world of puppet-maker Norman Hetherington

Television & radio | The Guardian: Norman Hetherington’s love of drawing and puppets came together when he created Mr Squiggle, the ‘man from the moon’ with a pencil for a nose. His impatient sidekick was Blackboard: ‘Hurr-ry up!’

Immersive art exhibit reSOUND takes over Rockefeller Center in NYC

www.timeout.com/newyork: New York loves a spectacle—especially one that glows, hums and vibrates with enough sensory power to make Times Square look understated. Enter reSOUND New York, the latest immersive art experience to land at Rockefeller Center, transforming the iconic rink level into a labyrinth of light, sound and touch.

Digi’s Custom Exhibit Transforms Into Portable Water Demo

exhibitstudios.com: When it comes to making an impact on the trade show floor, we understand that first impressions matter. We helped Digi roll out a custom 10′ x 10′ display and an eye-catching tabletop water demo that highlight both their brand identity and their technology. The results were clear at two major industry events this year: HITEC 2025 at the Indiana Convention Center and ITS World Congress 2025 in Atlanta.

In 'JUJU's Castle,' Jean Jullien Reinvents His Childhood Escapes

Colossal: As a child, Jean Jullien (previously) preferred to spend his time immersed in the pixelated worlds of video games, embarking on adventures with action figures, and reinventing himself in RPGs. Imagining a universe parallel to his own offered a joyful refuge when he needed it most.

Costume Institute exhibition to explore fashion and Catholicism

www.dezeen.com: New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art will draw connections between religious art and contemporary couture for its next major fashion exhibition, to be designed by architecture firm Diller Scofidio + Renfro. Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination will be a joint between The Met's Fifth Avenue location and The Met Cloisters – the museum's satellite location at the northern tip of Manhattan, which exhibits medieval art.

Traveling 'Downton Abbey' exhibit will let fans see sets, costumes.

www.usatoday.com: For Americans who never received an invitation to Downton Abbey —- meaning everyone outside of Cora Crawley's Yankee family — there's a second chance. The beloved PBS Masterpiece drama, which ended its six-season run last year, is coming to America.

How Do You Exhibit Sound Art?

www.artsy.net: Sound art has always been a tricky proposition, for obvious reasons: Unlike a painting or a sculpture, it doesn’t stay put. This unpredictable medium has provided a wealth of potentials for artists—and challenges for curators—whether it’s being exhibited in the white cube or in the wilds of a German forest.

1,250 Worldwide Exhibitors for Prolight + Sound Guangzhou’s 15th Edition

ZioGiorgio.com: Teeming with much enthusiasm, Prolight + Sound Guangzhou will open from 22 – 25 February 2017 at the China Import and Export Fair Complex. Sprawling across 130,000 sqm in 13 thematic halls and the extended area of Y Channel, 1,250 prominent companies from 26 countries and regions will stage their latest pro audio and lighting advancements.

Free NYC Exhibit Celebrates Broadway and West End Theatre

News from the Tony Awards - TonyAwards.com - The American Theatre Wing's Tony Awards® - Official Website by IBM: "Curtain Up: Celebrating the Last 40 Years of Theatre in New York and London" is on display at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts (LPA) in Lincoln Center. The exhibit celebrates the coincidence of two anniversaries of the biggest awards for commercial theatre: 40 years of the Olivier Awards in London and 70 years of the Tony Awards® in New York. By telling the story of the plays and musicals that have won or been nominated for both Olivier and Tony Awards, Curtain Up explores the craft and collaboration that creates spectacular international theatre.

National Geographic brings Mars to Manhattan

Ars Technica: The National Geographic Channel, fresh off its sale to Fox, is now focusing on creating premium original content. Its first effort: a fact-based dramatization of what it might be like to send the first human visitors to Mars in the 2030s. As part of that effort, the company has taken over an empty lot in downtown Manhattan and seeded it with a collection of interconnected domes meant to evoke what the first habitations on Mars might look like.

Inside Pipilotti Rist's Psychedelic 'Pixel Forest' at the New Museum

The Creators Project: Kaleidoscopic patterns of light flash through leaves and trails of bubbles materialize as the video camera pans over an oceanic scene. Clusters of kidney-like cushions are interspersed on the floor, inviting the viewers to sit, lie down, and let the immersive video wash over her/him.

TMS Boldly Goes Through Intrepid's Starfleet Academy Experience

The Mary Sue: My first introduction into the Star Trek world was The Next Generation and watching Patrick Stewart command the screen like a wise uncle who really loves tea. Since then, I’ve always wondered what it was like to actually be on the bridge. Sure you can Photoshop yourself in pictures and visit the captain’s chair at a booth during a convention, but there’s nothing like being fully immersed in that world. That’s why I thoroughly enjoyed my time at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space museum’s Star Trek: The Starfleet Academy Experience in New York City.

Eat, drink and be scary at the Mattress Factory's "Breakfast in Bed" brunch

NEXTpittsburgh: Come Sunday, don’t take off that mask just yet: head to the Mattress Factory for the perfect round two of Halloween fun.

The latest edition of the museum‘s Breakfast in Bed series—dubbed “Eat, Drink + Be Scary”—the event combines international art and local cuisine to offer a refreshing new addition to Pittsburgh’s burgeoning brunch scene. Continue your Halloween revelry while enjoying exclusive access to the Mattress Factory’s world-renowned galleries before they open to the public.