Dark, disturbing and twisted is how I would describe David Lynch's private collection of art, short films and lithographs. I wasn't expecting this based on his films, but you can see where his films get some of their moments from the exhibition.
Taipei's National Palace Museum has lent 100 precious items from its collection to the Czech National museum. Between ancient scrolls and jade carvings, the curators have put together an incredible viewpoint on the Qing dynasty. I've missed this so far, but since the loan runs out at the end of 2025, I'd best hurry!
I'm excited about Gunther von Hagens' Body Worlds exhibition; partially because I missed it when it was in Prague, and partially because I'm fascinated by the idea of plastination. The exhibition is as entertaining as it is educational, showing how the human body works and functions in an eye-popping way.
The National Theatre premiered their modern take on Liliom, with Jazz and classical music from Oscar-winner Michal Legrand. It's an astounding display of captivating choreography and dazzling dance. The National Theatre will have it on show on Friday 21st and two performances on Saturday 22nd.