Nasjonalmuseet, Oslo
Norway has a new king in the world of curation and, fittingly, it comes bearing a crown. An illuminated exhibition hall adorns the roof of Oslo’s National Museum, which became the largest museum in the Nordic region when it opened in June. A permanent collection comprising 6,500 objects chronicles the history of Norwegian art, from the near-millennium-old Baldishol Tapestry, discovered among the ruins of an old church, to works by Norway’s favourite expressionist, Edvard Munch, including his earliest version of The Scream. nasjonalmuseet.no
Museum of Broadway, New York
This November, the curtain finally comes up on the eagerly anticipated New York venue, which enwraps visitors in the vibrant, glamorous world of Broadway theatre. After an overview of how a thoroughfare once lined with car garages became the heart…
