Freddie Mercury’s stage wardrobe takes over the V&A
Eight stage looks turn the V&A into a map of Freddie Mercury’s visual imagination, tracing how clothing helped him command cameras, galleries and stadiums.
Eight stage looks turn the V&A into a map of Freddie Mercury’s visual imagination, tracing how clothing helped him command cameras, galleries and stadiums.
The Morgan’s new Rembrandt exhibition uses lions, portraits and scenes of flight to show how migration shaped seventeenth-century Amsterdam.
The Met’s Tiffany exhibition reveals how watercolors, women designers and émigré artists shaped the luminous interiors of America’s Gilded Age.
The Detroit-born designer’s travelling retrospective reaches Cranbrook Art Museum with more than 100 looks spanning subculture, music and visual invention.
