Learn about Vikings in Copenhagen

Who? National Museum, Copenhagen

What? The National Museum is due to put on a major international exhibition based on the theme of VIKING. The main attraction will be the remains of the world’s longest Viking long ship, which is being exhibited for the first time. The exhibition will touch upon themes such as war and expansion, power and aristocracy, rituals and beliefs as well as cultural contacts and trade.

When? 22nd June to 17th November 2013

Where? Nationalmuseet, Prinsens Palæ, Frederiksholms Kanal 12, DK-1220 København K, Denmark

How? Visit www.natmus.dk/en for more information

Fly via British Airways

Similar Posts

  • Helmut Newton at Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest

    Who? Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest What? The Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest is currently hosting a major photographic exhibition of the works of Helmut Newton. There will be over 250 items of photographs on show, including the photographer’s work in fashion and advertising. Tickets from HUF 2400. When? Now, until 14th July 2013 Where? Museum of Fine Arts, Dózsa György út 41, 1146 Budapest How? Visit www.szepmuveszeti.hu for more information

  • |

    Louis Kahn: The Power of Architecture

    Who? London Design Museum What? The latest exhibition to arrive at the London Design museum is one centred around the work of Louis Kahn. Featuring a diverse display of Kahn’s models, sketches, photos and original drawing, the exhibition gives an insight to why Kahn is considered a master of twentieth century architecture. The exhibition touches on his influential and particular style and includes unseen footage filmed by Kahn’s son Nathaniel. When? 9th July to 12th October Where? The Design Museum, Shad Thames, London, SE1 2YD How? For more information and tickets, see designmuseum.org

  • |

    Delicious Art blends, when masterpieces inspire tea

    Who? The East India Company and The National Gallery What? The East India Company and the National Gallery have collaborated to launch a collection of six special tea blends, inspired by masterpieces displayed at the National Gallery. Each tea has been crafted by The East India Company’s tea master, Lalith Lenadora, taking the artwork as inspiration for the ingredients. Priced at £7.50. When? Available now Where? Available at The East India Company and The National Gallery How? For more information, see www.eicfinefoods.com

  • Miniature photography by Christopher Boffoli

    Who? Christopher Boffoli What? Christopher Boffoli is a Seattle-based photographer, writer, artist and film-maker who specialises in fine art photographs of miniatures. In particular, he shoots mini figurines in every day situations recreated using food. Prints and photographs of his work are available to purchase. When? Available now Where? Stockists details are at bigappetites.net How? See website for more information

  • Summer reading: The People’s Songs by Stuart Maconie

    Who? Stuart Maconie What? Nothing brings together a people like music and that’s perhaps the very thing that underpins the success of The People’s Songs by Stuart Maconie. The book looks at 50 songs which have shaped modern Britain and affected our world. It’s not just about the classics however as you’ll be sure to find a few unexpected mentions. When? Available now Where? Available online and in store How? Buy now from Amazon

  • |

    The Art of Golf

    Who? Museum of Fine Arts in St. Pete/Clearwater, Florida What? The St. Pete/Clearwater Museum of Fine Arts will host “The Art of Golf”, the first major museum exhibition in America devoted to the sport. There will be around 90 pieces of artwork from some of the art world’s most famous names including Andy Warhol, Rembrandt, Childe Hassam, George Bellows and Norman Rockwell. Tickets are $17. When? Now until 17th February 2013 Where? Museum of Fine Arts, 255 Beach Drive NE, St. Petersburg, FL 33701-3498 USA www.fine-arts.org How? For more information, please visit www.fine-arts.org Fly via KLM

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *