Tag: museums of the world
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The Archaeological Museum – Athens
The National Archaeological Museum in Athens is not just a collection of artifacts — it is a living conversation with the ancient world.
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The Acropolis Museum in Athens
The New Acropolis Museum is more than a repository of ancient art—it’s an experience that fuses past and present. Its architecture respects and frames the ruins above, while its collection breathes life into centuries-old masterpieces. For anyone visiting Athens, it is a cultural pilgrimage that should not be missed.
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Vitra Design Museum & Schaudepot: A Living Archive of Modern Design
What makes the Vitra Campus unique is its broader architectural context. Alongside Gehry and Herzog & de Meuron, buildings by Zaha Hadid, Tadao Ando, Nicholas Grimshaw, and SANAA turn the site into a kind of open-air design anthology.
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V&A East Storehouse: A Backstage Pass to the World’s Great Collections
That old model is changing – and nowhere more boldly than at the V&A East Storehouse, which opened in May 2025 in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
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EMST Athens
I wasn’t expecting to fall for an industrial building in Athens, but the former FIX brewery has a way of winning hearts. Once a post-war brewery, this modernist landmark is now home to the National Museum of Contemporary Art (EMST), a bold cultural hub where creativity thrives.
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Auguste Rodin at Glyptoteket
There’s a week left of the wonderful exhibition at Ny Carlsberg Glyptoteket in Copenhagen. I urge you all to visit. Here are some photographs I took on the opening day.
