Wes Anderson Asteroid City exhibition has been extended

The exhibition will be at 180 The Strand and will feature original sets, props, costumes and artwork from Wes Anderson’s Asteroid City.

A pop-up exhibition celebrating the release of Wes Anderson’s new film has been extended.

The exhibition focuses on Asteroid City, which takes place in a fictional American town out in the desert, around the middle of the 1950s.

The pop up is currently at 180 The Strand and features original sets, props, costumes and artwork that capture Anderson’s “signature style, visuals and sounds”.

There is an opportunity to eat at a replica of the film’s 1950s diner, the Luncheonette.

180 The Strand is hosting a Wes Anderson pop up exhibition this June | Credit: 180 studios

Starring Jason Schwartzman, Scarlett Johansson and Tom Hanks, Asteroid City revolves around a Junior Stargazer/Space Cadet convention that is “spectacularly disrupted by world-changing events”.

Previously, 180 Studios was also the site of exhibitions for Anderson’s The French Dispatch and Isle of Dogs.

The exhibition opened on Saturday June 17, and was due to close on Saturday July 8. However due to high demand the run has been extended till July 30.

General admission tickets are available online and are priced at £15 (free for under-12s).

Wes Anderson Asteroid City exhibition at The Strand has been extended

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