At Wings of Art 2025, which runs from Jun 25 to Jul 1 at Marina Square, you can adopt a Barbie doll and contribute to a long ...

While the exhibit is built around the iconic 11.5-inch-tall Barbie doll, Exploration Place director of exhibits Brooke Rowzee-Graham said the exhibition has a bigger message.

The exhibit, which is inspired by Karan Feder's 2023 book "Barbie Takes the Catwalk," features six decades of the doll's fashions and the life-size style trends that inspired them.

A “Barbie Karenina” book — a playful nod to their film “Anna Karenina” — is on display as a tiny Easter egg. Weird Barbie’s (Kate McKinnon) 3-D heist map is featured in the exhibit.

Barbie dolls have changed dramatically over the decades, with their most extravagent period celebrated at Gail Borden Public Library's Barbie Superstar exhibit.

Photograph by Jason Williams Photography Courtesy of Cincinnati Museum Center. T he world’s most famous doll is getting her own exhibit at the Cincinnati Museum Center this spring and summer.

C'mon Barbie, let's go to the museum!A new Barbie exhibit is coming this fall to the Cincinnati Museum Center. "Barbie™: A Cultural Icon" is set to open on April 25, 2025.The experience will let ...

exhibition, barbie a cultural icon, is officially opening tomorrow. the exhibit celebrates 66 years of fashion and inspiration from the iconic doll.

Experience the ‘Barbie: You Can Be Anything’ exhibit at Exploration Place in Wichita, with fun activities, history, and interactive displays until Sept. 14.

Here are 10 fascinating facts I leaned at the Barbie exhibition—go there and add a few of your own to the list. RECOMMENDED: 13 super fun things Barbie would actually do in NYC. 1.

After Greta Gerwig's box-office smash, haven't we had enough of Barbie? The arrival of a sprawling new exhibition at London's Design Museum dedicated to the doll might feel a bit soon. But, said ...

You may choose to combine the Barbie exhibit with the regular museum admission for $15. Tickets to the “Tea with Barbie” event from 2-4 p.m. Saturday, July 27, are $30.