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Art, Shows & Exhibitions

(Relaxnews) - Art Basel is heralded as the world's premier international art show for modern and contemporary art. Works from more than 2,500 artists -- from the great masters of modern art to fresh-faced contemporaries creating the trends of tomorrow -- will be shown at the 42st edition of Art Basel in 2011. 

Hotels

(Relaxnews) - Yotel's Times Square New York property doesn't open for a couple of weeks, but it's already proving a popular attraction for passersby.

Destinations

(Relaxnews) - George Lucas has launched a spectacular new experience for Star Wars lovers at the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida.

Art, Shows & Exhibitions

(AFP) - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will have his life story immortalised in a stage play in his home country of Australia, a report said Sunday.

Destinations

(Relaxnews) - A dazzling array of flashing sculptures, immersive light installations and interactive light art projects will illuminate Sydney’s iconic buildings and public spaces during the Vivid Sydney light and music festival from May 27 to June 13.

Destinations

(AFP) - Among the world's dream jobs, party critic at Cannes must surely rank near the top, but one lucky practitioner says it's not all stars, sex and bubbly.

Destinations

(Relaxnews) - Calendar highlights for June in Japan include the International Tokyo Trade Show and a look at the latest developments in the world of 3D technology and entertainment.

Destinations

(AFP) - The spectacular ruins of the ancient Greek city Cyrene survived Libya's bloody revolution intact, but the uprising has killed off tourism in a country that only recently opened up to outsiders.