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    5 EXHIBITIONS FOR KIDS AND ADULTS

    Here are five of our favourite art exhibitions and galleries to visit around
    the world, no matter how old you are.


    1. Discover a digital world in Tokyo

    An immersive exhibition that moves with you. The boundaries between people and art become hazy in this digital landscape. Visit Borderless by teamLab at the MORI Building Digital Art Museum:

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    teamLabExhibition view of MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM: teamLab Borderless,2018, Odaiba, Tokyo© teamLab

    2. Play with shapes in a Swedish forest

    Jacob Dahlgren' sculpture is a maze-like structure that invites you to explore it – like a very colourful climbing frame. Visit Wan ås Konst all year round to see work by Dahlgren and many more artists:

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    Jacob Dahlgren Primary Structure, 2011Installation at Wanås Konst - The Wanås Foundation, Sweden

    3. Find hidden sculptures in upstate New York

    Towering, abstract sculptures appear here, there and everywhere, as you wander through 500 acres of wilderness in the Hudson Valley. Visit the Storm King Art Center all year round:

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    ©Mark di Suvero, courtesy the artist and Spacetime C.C., NY. Photo by Jerry L. Thompson

    4. Get lost in a giant web in Yorkshire

    Lose yourself in Chiharu Shiota's ethereal installation made of thread, housed in an 18th century chapel at Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Visit the park all year round:

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    Chiharu Shiota. Photo Sunhi Mang. Copyright VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn, 2017 and the artist

    5. Fly to the moon near Copenhagen

    Take a trip to see our closest neighbour in space, via a mixture of art, science, virtual reality, design and film. Visit The Moon: From Inner Worlds to Outer Space at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art:

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    Moon - From the inner world to the outer space, Fritz Lang: Frau im Mond, 1929