James A. Michener Art Museum in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, was officially opened in 1988, thanks to the support of dedicated citizens, and is now an independent, non-profit cultural institution who has made it their mission to preserve, interpret and exhibit the art and cultural heritage of Bucks County. Visitors to the museum will be surprised to learn that this beautiful old building with its massive stone walls and warden's house, was once a county jail where fear and despair reigned, and is now the welcoming custodian of the artistic soul of Bucks County. Artists draw inspiration from Bucks County with its picturesque pastures, streams, farmhouses and quarries, and enjoy living and working in the area that inspires them. James A. Michener Art Museum houses a impressive collection of Pennsylvania Impressionism, plays host to touring exhibitions, and offers creative arts classes which encourage students to create original works of art. READ MORE

Woodmere Art Museum in Philadelphia, is housed in a 19th century stone Victorian mansion in the historic Chestnut Hill, bequeathed by a generous benefactor, Charles Knox Smith, whose desire was that the appreciation and knowledge of art in people of all ages be awakened through the museum. And to this end the mission of Woodmere Art Museum has been to inspire creativity, learning and self-expression through the arts. Visitors to the museum will appreciate our collections of more than 3000 works of art, exhibitions, classes, lectures and programs suitable for all ages. Woodmere Art Museum has nine galleries and salons, which all provide space for outstanding art training and displays. The Children's Garden is a recent addition and has outdoor space to display, and at the same time enjoy, the art works. Visit the Museum Store with its abundant selection of items, such as distinctive jewelry, functional ceramics and textiles, all created by local artists. READ MORE

Nature in Art, Twigworth, Gloucester welcomes you to their art museum where you will discover decorative and fine art that has been inspired by nature. Nature in Art is located in a beautiful Georgian mansion that dates back to the mid 1700's and with their constantly growing collection of art works and ever changing displays, it all goes to make it an art museum that must be visited. The collections encompass a wide range of styles, from hyper-realist to abstract with representation of works in oil, watercolours, acrylics, ceramics, glass and many other media. Throughout the centuries artists have been inspired by nature, and the collection of art at Nature in Art reflects that exciting diversity of work. Nature in Art hosts a wide range of activity days for the duration of school holidays, and children revel in the variety of activities that include making butterfly wings, working in clay or painting a wriggly snake. READ MORE

The Holburne Museum in Bath, UK, is home to not only vital collections of fine and decorative art, it also has a collection of 4000 books, and our aim and purpose at the museum is to preserve all the items that have been placed in our care. It is our firm belief that the lives of people are enriched and even changed through the enjoyment of the arts and we will endeavour to foster this enjoyment by accurately displaying and interpreting our collections, by arranging outstanding exhibitions, events and educational activities, and by providing an intimate experience of the arts for all ages that will have them coming back for more. The Holburne Museum has a touch-screen where visitors are able to discover even more interesting facts and stories behind the intriguing artworks that form part of the collections, and we also offer a series of exciting activites and events that are suitable for all age groups. READ MORE

The Museum of East Asian Art in Bath, UK, was founded in 1990, and since its inception has gone from strength to strength, and is now recognised as one of the major museums in its field in the United Kingdom. The Museum of East Asian Art is unique in the sense that it is the only museum in the UK that is solely committed to the arts and cultures of East and Southeast Asia, and is home to an exquisite collection of ceramics, jades, bronzes and many more items from Southeast Asia, Japan and China. It is the aim of the museum to encourage visitors to have a greater understanding and appreciation for the unique art and cultures of Southeast and East Asia through its jade collections and outstanding bamboo carvings which depict the finest of achievements in craftsmanship of East Asia. There is an extensive range of gifts, cards and books, all with an East Asian theme, available at the Museum shop, as well as colourful lanterns, accessories and ceramics. READ MORE

The Mystic Seaport Maritime Art Gallery specializes in contemporary marine art and ship models with ever changing exhibits. The maritime art gallery based in Mystic Connecticut will fascinate for hours and attracts art lovers and collectors from around the world.READ MORE

Frederikshavn Kunstmuseum and Exlibrissamling in Frederikshavn showcases annually changing exhibitions of Danish and international contemporary art and also houses the largest collection of bookplates in Europe and Scandinavia, which places the museum internationally. Karl Bovin, one of Denmark's greatest landscape painters has a large exhibition of his art at Frederikshavn Kunstmuseum and Exlibrissamling, as well as works by Poul Sorensen, Eyvind Karup Nielsen and Paul Erland Jensen. READ MORE

The Zuiderzeemuseum in Enkhuizen is focused on themes of water, crafts and communities and has an outdoor museum with authentic historical buildings, and an indoor museum with thematic exhibitions. Dutch art, culture and heritage abound and there are many restaurants, a cheese warehouse and souvenir shops to explore as well. Come immerse yourself in history, and the Zuiderzeemuseum offers many activities for children and groups and is a wonderful venue for your wedding.READ MORE

The Museum DKM is the place for art and culture in the center of Duisburg and consists of three buildings that encompass 51 gallery spaces stretching out over a total of 2,700 square meters on five levels. Designed by the Swiss architect Hans Rohr, the Museum DKM portrays five very different areas with artworks from the 1960's as well as 2000 year old works and contemporary art from South East Asia. The basement in the old building is the fascinating home to statues, busts, stone and marble heads including a monumental head of Buddha as well as terracotta animals, Chinese vessels, horsemen and warriors dating back to the Tang dynasties.READ MORE

The Lehmbruck Museum in Duisburg offers an outstanding collection of modern international sculpture as well as the lifeworks of Wilhelm Lehmbruck. A collection of international sculpture and modern object art is also available and represents the centrepiece of the museum's collection. The Lehmbruck Museum further complements it's collections with sections on painting, graphics, photography and new media.READ MORE