Having survived multiple locations and various iterations, Blank Projects stands prominent in the East City precinct. The space is a canvas for contemporary artists, including the likes of Igshaan Adams and Kyle Morland.
Small museum showcasing traditional Korean artworks and crafts. The venue also serves as a communal space for artists to meet and interact. The little coffee and tea café within the gallery's plant-rich courtyard is another draw.
Compact modern art museum. All of the artists are associated with Berlin in some way, giving it a historian feel as well. Mainly paintings, but there are a few sculptures too.
Thailand's first art gallery to specialize in the contemporary medium of art jewelry. They have recently expanded, allowing a greater variety of creative styles to be exhibited throughout, including craft and design pieces.
Patrons of Sydney's State Theatre are not just met with live music, theatre and dance performances, and comedy shows. As a heritage-listed theatre, the venue also boasts an amalgam of architectural styles - from Gothic to art-deco.
This movie theater, located in the middle of a university campus, shows indie films and documentaries. Arthouse Momo shows both international and Korean films, and often hosts film festivals.
An ornate villa made to house some of the most iconic classical art pieces by artists like Caravaggio, Bernini and Raphael. The gallery itself is small in size but packs a punch; you'll need about an hour to see it all. Book in advance.
The Museum of Art, Architecture, and Technology on the Tagus River is an exhibit in itself, before even considering its contents. Within, explore examples of contemporary art and experimental design. A multidisciplinary space.
University art museum and gallery with over 21,000 modern, Latin, and contemporary artworks in its permanent collection. Temporary exhibits, lectures, and outdoor spaces, further its standing as a haunt for art lovers.
The Barcelona Pavilion was designed by Mies van der Rohe for the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition. The Pavilion's bold design has since become a monument for modern architects, and a exhibition space for contemporary artists.
Contemporary artwork set within a landmark building of Art Nouveau design - note the iconic gilded dome. The location houses a permanent presentation of Gustav Klimt's Beethoven Frieze, alongside other temporary exhibits.
Whitechapel Gallery has long been committed to bringing art to the people of London. Since opening in 1901, it has become a contemporary art icon, having premiered work from some the history's greatest artists.
Parco Della Musica is a public music complex that features a futuristic concert structure with three auditoriums. Each auditorium resembles a pod, and hosts various art events. The complex also contains a small archaeology museum.
An exhibition of the once Main Temple of Mexica Peoples - a showcase of life prior to the Spanish arrival. Experience an archaeological site that keeps the city's heritage at the forefront of collective memory.
A refreshing does of art and culture outside of the usual spaces, Guga S'Thebe is in a township just 15 minutes from the CBD. It houses six artist studios, a theatre, and a crafts shop.
Once the site of a train station that was partially destroyed during the Korean War, this building has since been restored as a cultural center and art space. Details from the train station remain, and they host various exhibits inside.
One of Singapore's premier museum spaces located within an iconic, lotus flower-shaped building. Inside are an assortment of exhibits that combine art, science, culture, and technology. The interactive light exhibits are showstoppers.
The main Catholic church in Buenos Aires, and the former seat of Pope Francis. Due to rebuilds, the building exhibits numerous architectural styles - from Neoclassical, to Neo-Baroque and Neo-Renaissance. Spare some time when walking by.
Boasts an impressive collection of erotic art, housing over 4,000 works by renowned artists like Salvador Dali and Pablo Picasso. The base of the collection are works belonging to Naomi Wilzig, who founded the museum in 2005.
Interesting museum housed in a refurbished preserved-cod warehouse. A little out of the way, but worth the visit, as the collections exhibited often change.
Art gallery that's the best of both worlds as it doubles as a coffee shop by day and a wine bar by night. Good music but not so loud that you can't hear the people you're with. Upscale vibe makes it perfect for a networking meeting.
Multipurpose art space headlined by a music hall and opera house - both host a variety of performances throughout the calendar year. The complex also contains a trio of museums and other leisure spaces.
Operated by the Institute of Cultural Heritage, the National Museum is both the oldest and largest museum in the country. The space provides historical context on Japan and other Asian nations via its collection of artwork and objects.
One of the oldest contemporary art galleries in the city. Galerie du Monde is well known for celebrating modern Chinese art, particularly the practice of ink painting.
White Rabbit Gallery offers an impressive collection of contemporary Chinese art. Browse the institution's current exhibits, then refresh in the resident tea house. Admission is free.
Named for its former purpose as a technical college, De School is a multi-purpose space that boasts a youthful vibe. The facility comprises a restaurant, café, gym, and exhibition spaces - it also hosts some of the best local music acts.
Former 13th-century church with a captivating history that now functions as a local heritage site. A small museum lies next to the ruins to provide extra context for visitors. Located 25 kilometers from the city center.
Asia Art Archive is a response to the need to document contemporary art of the region. The modest location houses a physical collection, workshops, and screenings, while the team does the work of building and preserving an online archive.
This Shinto shrine is situated on the outskirts of Yoyogi Park and honors the deified spirits of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. The tranquil, forested setting offers visitors a moment of contemplation.
A place where historical structures blend with contemporary artworks - combinations that create a unique Istanbul experience. The gallery, whilst exhibiting a number of large names, also has a reputation for nurturing new talent.
Museum devoted to Berber culture and art. Its permanent exhibition houses hundreds of costumes, craftwork, jewels, and instruments from the 18th century onwards. Set within the beautiful yet selfie-centric Jardin Majorelle.
Doubles as both an office for the Borusan Group and a gallery for their impressive art collection. Visitors can explore eight floors of multimedia art, with pieces by world-renowned artists like Sol Lewitt, Alan Rath, and more.
The "New Museum" houses some of the oldest art in Berlin with a vast collection of Egyptian art and prehistoric archeology. Completed in 1855, it was heavily damaged in World War II and restored by David Chipperfield in recent decades.
One of Hamburg's premier museums. Houses an impressive collection of art, spanning a variety of genres and periods. Check out the Transparent Museum on the ground floor, or head upstairs for the contemporary art collection.
Considered one of the finest opera houses in the world, and a stunning example of modern architecture. The theatre seats up to 1,800 people in plush seats, creating a suitably grand and opulent atmosphere. Keep tabs on the event calendar.
Museum that pioneered the emergence of contemporary artwork in Istanbul. The resident collection was lovingly built, and is regularly rotated - showcasing works from renowned artists like Hiroshi Sugito, Cindy Sherman, and Sol Lewitt.
Stepping into this museum feels a bit like stepping into a different time period in another part of the world. They have an impressive amount of archaeological findings from the second century BC. If you go, don't miss the Pergamon Altar.
With a history dating back to 1741, the Burgtheater has been producing quality work for centuries. In recent years, the theater has become known for its more innovative productions, launching the careers of many directors and actors.
Established in 1884 and housed in the Palácio Alvor, the MNAA is among the most substantial public collections of Portuguese art. The museum is rich in Portuguese painting and sculpture but also includes pieces from more distant locales.
The MMCA has four locations across Seoul, each with its own artistic specialty. The "Seoul" branch, adjacent to Gyeongbokgung Palace, is the most popular and focuses on Korea's integration of modern and contemporary art.
Large-scale art museum with views across Biscayne Bay from its location in Maurice A. Ferré Park. The space features both permanent and temporary exhibits from global artists. Leandro Elrich's "Liminal" is a standout through 2023.
Premier museum dedicated to photography and moving images - a must for camera enthusiasts. The complex contains three gallery spaces and holds a collection of nearly 37,000 works. Admission fees vary based on current exhibitions.
Seodaemun Independence Park harbors a monument dedicated to Korean independence from Japan - a great place to learn a bit about modern Korean history while enjoying the surrounding nature.
First built in the late 1920s, this incredible cinema can be found right in the middle of Berlin's Rosa Luxemburg Platz. Silent films are accompanied by live orchestral music for an old-timey experience that should not be missed.
An artistic and intellectual hub, and a wonderful example of modern architecture meeting cultural preservation. The centre sits in a rainforest surrounded by skyscrapers. Check out the exhibitions and regular public events.
Perfectly blends both the traditional and modern, The Bavarian State Opera (Bayerische Staatsoper) is award-winning and a must-see for any opera fan.
In a time when the city forbade Catholic worship, this secretive attic church provided a space for prayer. The museum now serves as testament to the then hidden coexistence of religious denominations in the seventeenth century.
This housing complex comprises three monumental buildings with classic post-modern style and accommodates approximately 600 residential units. It is a must-see for architecture enthusiasts and fans of the Hunger Games movies.
An acquired taste but undeniably one of Berlin's many unique experiences. Less of a full museum experience and more of a shrine dedicated to the actor. Visit with an open mind and a sense of humor.
With over 150 galleries spread across seven floors, there is something for everyone at the Victoria & Albert Museum. It is especially renowned for its collection of Renaissance Italian sculpture and applied arts from across the globe.
