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Open live searchDJ Louie Prima brings an early-start dance night to Art Stalker, drawing on electro swing, klezmer and global pop. This is an option for getting onto a dance floor before a late-night club schedule.
Art from Asia and the Pacific is shown in a distinctive Pasadena building with a courtyard that is part of the visit's appeal.
MEAM combines a Saturday classical concert with museum admission. The recurring series lets visitors pair figurative art with live music; the performers and repertoire depend on the chosen date.
Underground hip-hop, rap battles and an art market meet on the Bangkok Island waterfront.
Historic Korean objects and changing art exhibitions fill this Sinsa museum building.
Digital and media art in a third-floor Bakurocho space, with projects that investigate life on and around screens.
An art collection inside a grand private residence, where the rooms are as much a part of the visit as the paintings.
Frank Lloyd Wright’s spiral gives the art a remarkable setting, making the architecture part of every visit.
Khatia Buniatishvili takes the solo stage at Shanghai Oriental Art Center.
River views and public art frame a place dedicated to remembrance and reflection.
Art and Jewish culture meet on Museum Mile, inside the historic Warburg mansion.
A collector's house opens a smaller-scale route into Mexico City's art history.
A contemporary-art gallery provides a focused exhibition stop near Edgware Road.
Art and the Panorama of the City of New York make this a strong starting point for exploring Flushing Meadows Corona Park.
A garden, dumplings, contemporary art, the Bund and live music. A central Shanghai route that keeps changing its point of view.
A La Boca foundation for photography, exhibitions and the slower pleasure of looking through art books.
Contemporary art meets a circular historic building, with Tadao Ando’s concrete intervention reshaping the interior.
A long-established gallery gives a Mitte art route a stop centred on its changing exhibitions.
Art Nouveau interiors give this Left Bank restaurant a reason to linger beyond the plate.
Art and history in Exposition Park, centred on African American experiences with a particular connection to California.
Expansive rooms, a courtyard and a specialist bookshop give contemporary art space to breathe at White Cube’s Bermondsey gallery.
