

The Artful Traveler: Shows Worth Going Out of Your Way to See
Some of the year's most intriguing art exhibitions are taking place far beyond the walls of traditional museums. As reported in the Financial Times, historic houses, private villas and architectural landmarks are becoming unexpected showcases for contemporary art. Here are five standouts from the FT’s list of “11 art shows off the beaten track.” Cai Guo-Qiang, Heaven Complex No. 1 and 2 at Claydon House Melting Beauty — Antiparos, Greece, July 30–August 31, 2026 Geneva’s L’Ap


Art: Will Travel for Art
The Art Travel Book takes you on a journey across the globe, past iconic outdoor art installations and sculptures. The beautifully illustratred book showcases both well-known landmarks and hidden treasures: all extraordinary works that harmonize with their natural surroundings. From the arid plains of Texas to the cliffs of the South of France, from the verdant forests of England to the rugged beauty of Cape Town: many of the locations featured are freely accessible, making


The Artful Traveler: Art Under Open Skies
Three American Sculpture Gardens Worth Traveling For. At these remarkable outdoor American museums, the landscape is not merely a setting for the art. It is part of the art.