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The article focuses on the success of recording studio Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee. Topics mentioned include the notable singers who started at the studio and became famous, the history of the studio and the effort of the owner to maintain the recording studio as the main tourist attractions in the city.

The article reviews the exhibition titled "Summer Exhibition" to be held at the Royal Academy in London, UK running until August 18, 2024.

The article focuses on The Prtner's recent acquisition of a Madison Avenue building, which will house a new space for modern and contemporary art exhibitions, including an expansion of its Frick Collection and a dedicated area for dining and private events.

The article presents the discussion on Klaudio Rodriguez, the executive director of the Bronx Museum of the Arts, is leaving his position to head the Museum of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg, Florida including expansion and renovation project at the Bronx Museum.

The article reviews the exhibition of Banksy Museum in SoHo, New York, highlighting its display of reproductions instead of original artworks, the controversy surrounding Banksy's anti-establishment stance versus commercial success, and the commodification of street art.

The article reviews the exhibition "John Knight" at the Greene Naftali Gallery in Manhattan from now through March 2, 2024.

The Buffalo AKG Art Museum has added a new building, the Jeffrey E. Gundlach Building, which is a sleek and freestanding structure that respects the history of the institution. The new pavilion, designed by Shohei Shigematsu, is set apart from the original museum building and can be reached via a 300-foot serpentine bridge. The addition is part of a larger $230 million campaign that includes renovations to the original building, alterations to the Bunshaft wing, and the construction of an underground garage. Despite being designed by a progressive firm, the new building shows deference to the history of the museum and the surrounding area. The AKG Art Museum is proud of its architectural legacy and aims to make it relevant for the future. [Extracted from the article]

The article informs that London Mayor Sadiq Khan has initiated a new campaign in collaboration with Outernet London to celebrate the capital's major cultural and community festivals by showcasing moments on digital screens throughout the year. Topics include the partnership with Outernet, the launch of the campaign with Diwali celebrations, and Khan's emphasis on celebrating diversity and building a better London for everyone.

The article reports on a proposal by the Centre for Social Justice to get prisoners into work to address the labor shortage, potentially saving money and filling job vacancies, with the aim of reducing re-offending rates, providing economic benefits, and supporting the rehabilitation of prisoners.

The article reports on the Tennessee State Fair Commission's plan to search for a new site to accommodate the future growth and goals of the Fair.

The article offers information on several arts galleries and museums in New York. Topics mention including the Hessel Museum of Art, 'T' Space gallery with architect Steven Holls which opens Sundays through September 30 and Olana State Historic Sites with former Hudson River resident painter Frederic Church.

The article reports on the plans of Natural Products Expo West organizers to use the Anaheim Convention Center on March 7-11, 2018. Topics mention including providing of second outdoor plaza, promoting tourism, business travel and booking for longer term and larger events and spaces foe booth and exhibition.

The article reports on the plan of Plastindia Foundation to move Plastindia show from the Pragati Maidan fairgrounds in New Delhi to a new exhibition centre in Gandhinagar in India. The venue shift of the organiser of the biggest plastics exhibition Plastindia is said to have flummoxed some international exhibitors. The exhibition will be held on February 5-10, 2015 and the foundation has explained that the venue is well suited for ease of crowd movement to dispel misgivings.

The article features the office of art dealer David Zwirner in New York, mentioning his exhibition spaces located in the state.

The article discusses pressure for developers to initiate construction works at Seaport Village Site in San Diego, California. Topics discussed include views of Yehudi Gaffen, partner for Protea Waterfront Properties, on proposal to build new hotels, retail marketplaces, education-related facilities to be set up by University of San Diego, and culture-related exhibit space to set up by Smithsonian Media.

The article focuses on the concerns of people on proposed expansion of the American Museum of Natural History into public parks. Topics discussed include views of Sig Gissler, president of nonprofit organization Defenders of Teddy Roosevelt Park Inc, on protecting the green space, integration of research activities and exhibition space with the expansion, and expansion of the museum space into the Theodore Roosevelt Park.

The article reports on the mystery behind the vanished exhibition house in Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) of architect Gregory Ain which is the subject of "This Future Has a Past" installation held at the Center for Architecture in Greenwich Village, New York.

The article offers information on the exhibit "Above and Beyond" at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, Illinois from October 4, 2016 to January 8, 2017 which offers its visitors an opportunity to explore innovations in aviation and aerospace.

The article offers information related to art including the appointment of David Breslin as the director of the collection at the Whitney Museum of American Art, the gallery of art dealer Dominique Lévy, and the opening of an exhibition space by Marian Goodman in Paris, France.