ICYMI: Es Devlin's choral installation CONGREGATION has returned to Perelman Performing Arts Center.
Featuring portraits of 50 Londoners who’ve experienced forced displacement, the work offers a luminous encounter with those bringing their gifts to a new country.
Reserve pay-what-you-wish tickets through Jan 4, 2026: https://t.co/k7HXK1QsAG
Exciting update - we're now on the @bbgconnects app!
We've joined over 1,100 arts and culture organisations across the world on the app to bring York Minster directly to you.
💫Nos ilusiona anunciar que @bbgconnects se suma como patrocinador oficial de Open House Madrid. 🏛️✨
Gracias a su visión global consigue llegar a todo el público gracias a su app🌍
¡Bienvenidos!🌟
#OpenHouseMadrid#Bloomberg#Madrid
Jennie C. Jones’s “Ensemble” rises against the NYC skyline—blending sound, silence, and sculpture into one striking installation.
We spoke with Lauren Rosati, Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at @metmuseum, about what makes the 2025 Roof Garden Commission so special.
Experience it in-person through October 19, and get behind-the-scenes content on the @bbgconnects app.
Joshua Reynolds's famous portrait of Mai has begun a national tour 🖼️
The painting will travel to Bradford, Cambridge and Plymouth as part of a major new partnership project.
Find out more about this display on @bbgconnects 👉 https://t.co/ujbNdEyeV5
📷 @NPGLondon
Delve deeper into @SchomburgCenter’s world-renowned research collections, diverse exhibitions, and resources with our digital guide on @bbgconnects. Explore Arturo Schomburg’s writings, take a self-guided tour of the building, and more! https://t.co/c6e1byB1SC
Visiting Seulgi Lee’s exhibition SPAN and want to learn more about the artworks? Take a look at our free digital guide on the @bbgconnects app.
Scan our QR codes during your visit or download the Bloomberg Connects app on your phone.
https://t.co/MO4VJwA5b4
#ArtGuide
On either day, you can check out our new ice trade content on our digital guide with @bbgconnects.
🎟️ Book tickets and view all the info here: https://t.co/laYnqoDU61
📸 We love to see pics of you enjoying Ice Weekend, please remember to tag us @canalmuseum on most channels
Experience Inspiration, our travelling exhibition train, in a whole new way 📱
Download the free @bbgconnects app to access our digital guide!
Explore the past, present and future of the railways in person or from anywhere in the world 🚂
🧭 Explore now! https://t.co/waRf157XJT
If you see this video while you’re in a NYC taxi, do two things: Download the free @bbgconnects app. Then, tell the driver to head to @CentralParkNYC so you can check out The Gates in augmented reality and experience a portion of the park transformed through the lens of your phone — now extended through April 16.
🎧 This #WomensHistoryMonth, discover extraordinary women artists from many cultures and eras on our brand-new Art by Women audio tour on MFA Mobile on @bbgconnects, which you can explore at home or in the Museum: https://t.co/v5Y0qB6v4j
Walking through The Gates by @ChristoandJC in 2005 was unforgettable for me and millions of others. 🧡
Starting February 12, you can experience this incredible work of art in a whole new way through an augmented reality experience in @CentralParkNYC using the free @BBGConnects app and exhibition at @TheShedNY. Share your photos from then and now with #TheGates.
New core memory unlocked 🧡
@ChristoandJC's The Gates has been reimagined through one of the most ambitious augmented reality experiences ever created in @CentralParkNYC, which can be accessed for free on the @bbgconnects app. Then, stop by @TheShedNY to learn more about The Gates and other visionary NYC proposals never realized by the artists.
Jonathan Baldock’s new immersive installation, ‘0.1%’, opens today at London Mithraeum Bloomberg SPACE, exploring myths, rituals and hidden histories. On view until 5 July. @bbgconnects Click the 🔗 link to plan your visit and find out more: https://t.co/PLRZw9nflF
Life on a working canal boat in the 19th and early 20th centuries was challenging. Entire families often lived in small spaces while moving goods around the country.
Check out the @canalmuseum digital guide on @bbgconnects to discover more about “Life on the Canals.”