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Powerhouse Parramatta to Open November 7; Tokyo Gendai Returns; Speed Art Museum Repatriates Items

other · 2026-08-26

On November 7, the Powerhouse Parramatta, the most significant cultural project in Australia since the Sydney Opera House, will officially open. This new venue complements the existing Powerhouse Ultimo, Powerhouse Castle Hill, and the Sydney Observatory, showcasing five international exhibitions that feature over 3,000 artifacts, including 1,600 from the Powerhouse Collection. Notable exhibits include 'Task Eternal' and 'The Mall.' The 30,000-square-meter facility, designed by Moreau Kusunoki and Genton, boasts a 600-seat theater and a rooftop garden. Tokyo Gendai will take place at PACIFICO Yokohama from September 11 to 13, presenting 63 galleries. In November 2027, Nieves González will debut her first solo exhibition at Contemporary Gallery Kunming. The Speed Art Museum has returned 24 items to the Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes. Through September 6, The Plaza is celebrating the US Open in collaboration with Lacoste.

Key facts

  • Powerhouse Parramatta opens November 7, Australia's largest cultural development since Sydney Opera House.
  • Tokyo Gendai returns for fourth edition, September 11-13 at PACIFICO Yokohama, with 63 galleries.
  • Nieves González's first solo museum exhibition opens at Contemporary Gallery Kunming in November 2027.
  • Speed Art Museum returns 24 cultural items to Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes under NAGPRA.
  • The Plaza partners with Lacoste for US Open season, transforming hotel into tennis-themed destination.
  • Powerhouse Parramatta features 5 international exhibitions, 3,000+ objects, 120 new acquisitions, 780 loans.
  • Highlights include 'Task Eternal' with James Turrell and British Museum, and 'The Mall' curated by OMA/AMO.
  • Building designed by Moreau Kusunoki with Genton, took 12 years to complete, includes 600-seat theater and 30 apartments.

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  • Sydney
  • Australia
  • Parramatta
  • Yokohama
  • Japan
  • Kunming
  • Yunnan
  • China
  • Beijing
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Louisville
  • Kentucky
  • United States
  • New York
  • Shenzhen Bay
  • Spain
  • Monterey
  • California

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