If you enjoy contemporary art, you’re spoiled for choice. A wide range of works are currently on display in museums around the world, and your biggest problem will be finding the time to see them all.
The ROM has Vanity Fair Portraits until January 3, 2010. I’m planning a trip before Christmas.
The AGO is showing Edward Steichen’s fashion photography and the exhibit ends on the same day.
The National Art Gallery in Ottawa is showing the gorgeous urban photographs of Gabor Szilasi [featured above] until January 17.
There are many Tim Burton worshippers out there, and they are likely congregating at the MoMA’s Tim Burton exhibit.
I’m sad to be missing out on this one: London’s National Portrait Gallery is currently showing The 60s Exposed: Beatles to Bowie.
And it gets worse. On the other side of the Thames, the Tate Modern is showing Pop Life with works by Koons, Hirst and Murakimi.
And for those who book their travel plans early, the National Portrait Gallery in Washington is dedicating an exhibition to Elvis Presley. It starts January 8, 2010.
stephwereley
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