Stanley Kubrick Exhibition

Yesterday, me and some friends went to the Stanley Kubrick Exhibition in Ghent. The exhibition's overall concept is marked by the interplay between originals and spatial presentations. Accessible rooms that evoke the atmosphere of Kubrick's films are integrated into the sequence of the exhibition. The installations operate with 3D-objects, film stills, sound, light and music.
The themes of the exhibition are directed by the central subjects of Kubrick's work. His intensive pre-occupation with architecture, design and contemporary art form a keynote in the sections on '2001: A Space Odyssey' and 'A Clockwork Orange'.
Stanley Kubrick's unrealised projects, Napoleon and Aryan Papers, are documented in detail for the first time. Materials from the estate show the considerable development status of Kubrick's project on the life of the French emperor and his adaptation of the novel Wartime Lies by Louis Begley.

I'd say, all go and see this exhibition, even if you don't know any of his films (in that case, you better get/borrow them immediately). You still have time till 7th of January to watch it in Ghent, after that, the exhibition will move to other cities all over Europe.