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Korea's Demilitarized Zone

Explore the DMZ through the lens of history, nature, and art in commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the Korean War Armistice

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Milwaukee: Fiercely Independent, Wholly Unexpected

From custard to contemporary art, murals to Lake Michigan

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The Self-Taught Architect

Meet the self-taught architect

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Inside a Genius Mind

Uncover the myths, masterpieces, and mind of Leonardo da Vinci

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The First Journey Around The World

Unravelling the history of the first ever expedition around the world

Pocket Gallery

Mexichrome: Photography and color in Mexico

Pocket Gallery

Treasured Landscapes: America’s Treasured Places and Hudson River School and Beyond

Pocket Gallery

Crimea and its Indigenous People in the Lithographs of Friedrich Gross

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North Bondi Surf Life Saving Club

Australia

Imagine MKE

United States

Leopold Museum

Austria

Frederic Remington Art Museum

United States

State Library of New South Wales

Australia

Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art

Qatar

Casa Museo Alberto Moravia

Italy

Commonwealth Fashion Council

For the first time, The Commonwealth came together to showcase a wealth of design and artisan fashion talent across its 53 countries. Selected design talent included major names such as Karen Walker representing New Zealand, Bibi Russell representing Bangladesh and Burberry and Stella McCartney representing the UK. Participating designers and artisans collectively represented all 53 commonwealth member countries in a major new initiative in the run up to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in London during April 2018. The ‘looks’ created through the Fashion Exchange were showcased at a special reception at Buckingham Palace during London Fashion Week in February. The Commonwealth Fashion Exchange was an ambitious project with long term aims, that was developed in partnership with Swarovski, The Woolmark Company and MATCHESFASHION.COM, who will launch an edited collection in September this year. Livia Firth, founder and creative director of Eco-Age, says: “This is a project rich in partnerships and creative co-design. For example, one of our very talented designers from India paired with an artisan group in Tuvalu. As someone who is passionate about joining the threads of global fashion and creating real partnerships you can imagine how exciting it is for us to be involved.” The project is particularly timely as a global wave of interest in handmade products and authentic luxury causes a reassessment of the artisan fashion trades. In this way, The Fashion Exchange brought the values of the modern-day Commonwealth – women’s empowerment, ethical production and supply chains, innovation, economic growth and poverty reduction – to life through the globally appealing medium of fashion. The initial looks were celebrated during London Fashion Week at a reception at Buckingham Palace on Friday 19th February, before moving to a public exhibition at the Australian High Commission, London, on February 21st, and other locations in London where the exhibition was open to the public in the run up to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Summit, April 2018.

Institute of Design (ID) at Illinois Tech

United States

Château Royal d'Amboise

France

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ExploreImaginarium 2015 – Level 4, SAM at 8Q

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ExploreImaginarium 2015 – Level 1, SAM at 8Q

Topics about "Imagine That"

Korea's Demilitarized Zone

Explore the DMZ through the lens of history, nature, and art in commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the Korean War Armistice

Milwaukee: Fiercely Independent, Wholly Unexpected

From custard to contemporary art, murals to Lake Michigan

The Self-Taught Architect

Meet the self-taught architect

Inside a Genius Mind

Uncover the myths, masterpieces, and mind of Leonardo da Vinci

The First Journey Around The World

Unravelling the history of the first ever expedition around the world

Mexichrome: Photography and color in Mexico

Treasured Landscapes: America’s Treasured Places and Hudson River School and Beyond

Crimea and its Indigenous People in the Lithographs of Friedrich Gross

20 collections

North Bondi Surf Life Saving Club

Australia

Imagine MKE

United States

Leopold Museum

Austria

Frederic Remington Art Museum

United States

State Library of New South Wales

Australia

Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art

Qatar

Casa Museo Alberto Moravia

Italy

Commonwealth Fashion Council

Institute of Design (ID) at Illinois Tech

United States

Château Royal d'Amboise

France

1,051 stories

David Plowden's Small Towns

Grohmann Museum at Milwaukee School of Engineering

Vaccines: A victory for all

Museu Catavento

How do you put on an Apollo spacesuit?

Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum

Syokimau: The Story of a Great Kamba Prophetess and Medicine Woman

National Museums of Kenya

Bishnupur: Temples of the Earth

Live History India

Faces

Museo Arqueológico MUSA

Why You Can See Cardboard in Munch's the Scream

[open the box] Francisco Tropa

Culturgest - Fundação Caixa Geral de Depósitos

Roland SH-1000 and Roland SH-2000

EBOARDMUSEUM

FIVE UNMISSABLE PAINTINGS AT THE BELVEDERE PALACE, VIENNA

Unique Opéra de Massy

Opéra de Massy

Ancient Civilizations & Futuristic Visions Exhibit

African Leadership Academy

The Artist's Library: A Window into the Institute of Black Imagination

The Institute of Black Imagination

Chopin and Piano Are One

The Fryderyk Chopin Institute

Len & Gladys

Queensland Museum Network

How African Beadwork Changed The World

Modern Art Unmasked

Alla Horska - Sixtiers Movement Leader

Ukrainian Institute

Journeys Through Art & Film

Fundación Televisa Collection and Archive

LGBTQ + Club Culture

Clubcommission

Opera Bastille... behind the scenes!

Opéra national de Paris

Frida Kahlo’s Lasting Impact on LGBTQ+ Artists

6 Places that Changed the World

Gil and Caymmi: From Fan to Family

Instituto Gilberto Gil

Summoning Monsters: From Jiraiya to Naruto

Keio University Library

From Carioca to Guandu (Part 1)