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The most exciting exhibitions held around the world during the week

Models pose as part of art installation ‘Narcissism : Dazzle Room’ made by artist Shigeki Matsuyama at Rooms 33 fashion and design exhibition in Tokyo on Wednesday. (AP)

Updated on: Sep 14, 2016 6:53 PM IST

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Models pose as part of art installation ‘Narcissism : Dazzle Room’ made by artist Shigeki Matsuyama at Rooms 33 fashion and design exhibition in Tokyo on Wednesday. (AP)

Updated on Sep 14, 2016 6:53 PM

Models pose as part of art installation ‘Narcissism : Dazzle Room’ made by artist Shigeki Matsuyama at Rooms 33 fashion and design exhibition in Tokyo on Wednesday. (AP)

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Matsuyama's installation features a strong contrast of black and white, which he learned from dazzle camouflage that was used mainly during World War I. (AP)

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Matsuyama's installation features a strong contrast of black and white, which he learned from dazzle camouflage that was used mainly during World War I. (AP)

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‘Le Coin/Glanost 1989’ created by artist Dmitri Prigov on display at the Kollektsia exhibition organised at Beaubourg Museum in Paris on Monday. The exhibition, which runs through September 14, 2016 to March 27, 2017, is dedicated to Russian contemporary art. (AP)

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‘Le Coin/Glanost 1989’ created by artist Dmitri Prigov on display at the Kollektsia exhibition organised at Beaubourg Museum in Paris on Monday. The exhibition, which runs through September 14, 2016 to March 27, 2017, is dedicated to Russian contemporary art. (AP)

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A sculpture titled 'Red Mountain Head' by British artist Emily Young features in the 'Beyond Limits' exhibition in the grounds of Chatsworth House near Bakewell, northern England. The exhibition will be on from September 10 till October 30. (AFP)

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A sculpture titled 'Red Mountain Head' by British artist Emily Young features in the 'Beyond Limits' exhibition in the grounds of Chatsworth House near Bakewell, northern England. The exhibition will be on from September 10 till October 30. (AFP)

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Duke of Devonshire Peregrine Cavendish and his wife Amanda pose for a photograph in front of an installation by British architect Zaha Hadid titled Lilas, featuring in the 'Beyond Limits' exhibition. (AFP)

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Duke of Devonshire Peregrine Cavendish and his wife Amanda pose for a photograph in front of an installation by British architect Zaha Hadid titled Lilas, featuring in the 'Beyond Limits' exhibition. (AFP)

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The Duke and the Duchess of Devonshire examine a sculpture by Spanish artist Cristina Iglesias, that features in the 'Beyond Limits' exhibition held near Bakewell, northern England, on Friday. (AFP)

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The Duke and the Duchess of Devonshire examine a sculpture by Spanish artist Cristina Iglesias, that features in the 'Beyond Limits' exhibition held near Bakewell, northern England, on Friday. (AFP)

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A sculpture by Austrian artist Erwin Wurm, featured as part of the 'Beyond Limits' exhibition, which features 19 monumental sculptures by leading artists including Zaha Hadid, Cristina Iglesias, Bruce Munro, Lynn Chadwick, Joana Vasconcelos and Richard Hudson. (AFP)

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A sculpture by Austrian artist Erwin Wurm, featured as part of the 'Beyond Limits' exhibition, which features 19 monumental sculptures by leading artists including Zaha Hadid, Cristina Iglesias, Bruce Munro, Lynn Chadwick, Joana Vasconcelos and Richard Hudson. (AFP)

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A sculpture by Colombian artist Fernando Botero featured in the 'Beyond Limits' exhibition, which is spread across the grounds of Chatsworth, the ancestral seat of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. (AFP)

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A sculpture by Colombian artist Fernando Botero featured in the 'Beyond Limits' exhibition, which is spread across the grounds of Chatsworth, the ancestral seat of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. (AFP)

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The Duke and the Duchess pose near a sculpture by British artist Richard Hudson titled 'Tear,' installed as part of the 'Beyond Limits' exhibition. (AFP)

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The Duke and the Duchess pose near a sculpture by British artist Richard Hudson titled 'Tear,' installed as part of the 'Beyond Limits' exhibition. (AFP)

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A piece by Aristide Maillol titled ‘La Montagne’ at Chatsworth House near Bakewell in Britain. (REUTERS)

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A piece by Aristide Maillol titled ‘La Montagne’ at Chatsworth House near Bakewell in Britain. (REUTERS)

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A wire sculpture of a pterosaur by artist Emma Stothard, installed as part of the Staithes Festival of Arts and Heritage in North Yorkshire, England, on Saturday. Over 100 artists exhibited in pop-up galleries all around the village during the two-day festival that concluded on Sunday. (AP)

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A wire sculpture of a pterosaur by artist Emma Stothard, installed as part of the Staithes Festival of Arts and Heritage in North Yorkshire, England, on Saturday. Over 100 artists exhibited in pop-up galleries all around the village during the two-day festival that concluded on Sunday. (AP)

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The skeleton of a tyrannosaurus named Trix installed at the Naturalis Museum of Leiden in Netherlands on Friday as part of the exhibition ‘T rex in Town.’ (AFP)

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The skeleton of a tyrannosaurus named Trix installed at the Naturalis Museum of Leiden in Netherlands on Friday as part of the exhibition ‘T rex in Town.’ (AFP)

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Branwell Bronte’s portrait of his sisters, celebrated writers Anne, Emily and Charlotte Bronte, circa 1834, displayed at the Morgan Library & Museum, New York, to mark Charlotte Bronte’s 200th birth anniversary. (National Portrait Gallery, London)

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Branwell Bronte’s portrait of his sisters, celebrated writers Anne, Emily and Charlotte Bronte, circa 1834, displayed at the Morgan Library & Museum, New York, to mark Charlotte Bronte’s 200th birth anniversary. (National Portrait Gallery, London)

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(Clockwise from left) Charlotte Bronte’s day dress, made of cotton and wool; Haworth Parsonage, circa 1850s, where Bronte lived nearly all her life; and ‘The Poetaster: A Drama by Lord Charles Wellesley,’ a Charlotte Bronte miniature book. (National Portrait Gallery, London)

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(Clockwise from left) Charlotte Bronte’s day dress, made of cotton and wool; Haworth Parsonage, circa 1850s, where Bronte lived nearly all her life; and ‘The Poetaster: A Drama by Lord Charles Wellesley,’ a Charlotte Bronte miniature book. (National Portrait Gallery, London)

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A model poses while getting done a 1960s hairstyle at a salon exhibit during a photo-call for the ‘You Say You Want a Revolution? Records and Rebels 1966-70’ exhibition at the V&A Museum in central London on Wednesday. The exhibition that aims to trace the significance and impact of the late 1960s on life in the current times, opened on Saturday. (AFP)

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A model poses while getting done a 1960s hairstyle at a salon exhibit during a photo-call for the ‘You Say You Want a Revolution? Records and Rebels 1966-70’ exhibition at the V&A Museum in central London on Wednesday. The exhibition that aims to trace the significance and impact of the late 1960s on life in the current times, opened on Saturday. (AFP)

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A woman poses with 1970s clothing during a photo-call for the ‘You Say You Want a Revolution? Records and Rebels 1966-70’ exhibition in central London on Wednesday. (AFP)

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A woman poses with 1970s clothing during a photo-call for the ‘You Say You Want a Revolution? Records and Rebels 1966-70’ exhibition in central London on Wednesday. (AFP)

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