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  1. In this profile from the Victoria and Albert Museum, puppet maker Oliver Hymans takes us into his studio at the Little Angel Theatre in Islington to ...

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  2. In this profile from the Victoria and Albert Museum, puppet maker Oliver Hymans takes us into his studio at the Little Angel Theatre in Islington to ...

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  3. In this profile from the Victoria and Albert Museum, puppet maker Oliver Hymans takes us into his studio at the Little Angel Theatre in Islington to demonstrate the mechanics behind bringing inanimate objects to life.
    thekidshouldseethis.com/post/e
    #globalmuseum #puppetry #museums

  4. Voyage alongside Dr. Tania Pineda-Enriquez, Collections Manager of Echinoderms, National History Museum Los Angeles County, who recently returned from an epic expedition to document sea creatures inhabiting one of the most remote places on Earth—#Antarctica.
    nhm.org/stories/our-antarctic- #globalmuseum #museums #marineEcology

  5. Bayeux Tapestry 'virtually unchanged', UK museum says, after France spots broken threads.
    The British Museum on Friday insisted the Bayeux Tapestry's condition was "virtually unchanged" after France said two broken threads had been noticed following the centuries-old embroidery's move to London.
    yahoo.com/news/world/articles/ #globalmuseum #BritishMuseum #BayeuxTapestry

  6. There’s something especially thrilling about coming face-to-face with an object like this. ✨
    A tiny fragment of papyrus, nearly 2,300 years old, containing lines from Homer’s Odyssey, including three lines that don’t even appear in the version we know today. The first early Ptolemaic fragment of the Odyssey ever discovered, now quietly on view.
    Sometimes the most extraordinary things at the Met are the ones you could almost miss 👀
    📍Gallery 162 metgreekandroman
    @themetwanderer #globalmuseum

  7. The 2026 Audubon Photography Awards.
    Winners and honorable mentions from the Audubon Society’s 17th annual competition featuring some of the best images of bird life from around the world
    #globalmuseum #AudubonPhotographyAwards #birds #photography

  8. The 2026 Audubon Photography Awards.
    Winners and honorable mentions from the Audubon Society’s 17th annual competition featuring some of the best images of bird life from around the world
    #globalmuseum #AudubonPhotographyAwards #birds #photography

  9. The World’s First Bugs Had Way More Legs.
    Meet the earliest known insects. Shaking hands with them will take a while.
    archive.ph/mr8rK #globalmuseum #insects #bugs

  10. The Raw and the Cooked exhibition: art goes medieval in search of the aesthetic of the middle ages.
    In 1532, Richard Roose, a cook convicted of poisoning, became the first person in England to be executed by being boiled alive. He was sentenced under a novel poisoning act passed specifically for his case.
    theconversation.com/the-raw-an #art #globalmuseum #medieval

  11. The Raw and the Cooked exhibition: art goes medieval in search of the aesthetic of the middle ages.
    In 1532, Richard Roose, a cook convicted of poisoning, became the first person in England to be executed by being boiled alive. He was sentenced under a novel poisoning act passed specifically for his case.
    theconversation.com/the-raw-an #art #globalmuseum #medieval

  12. The Raw and the Cooked exhibition: art goes medieval in search of the aesthetic of the middle ages.
    In 1532, Richard Roose, a cook convicted of poisoning, became the first person in England to be executed by being boiled alive. He was sentenced under a novel poisoning act passed specifically for his case.
    theconversation.com/the-raw-an #art #globalmuseum #medieval

  13. The Raw and the Cooked exhibition: art goes medieval in search of the aesthetic of the middle ages.
    In 1532, Richard Roose, a cook convicted of poisoning, became the first person in England to be executed by being boiled alive. He was sentenced under a novel poisoning act passed specifically for his case.
    theconversation.com/the-raw-an #art #globalmuseum #medieval

  14. The Raw and the Cooked exhibition: art goes medieval in search of the aesthetic of the middle ages.
    In 1532, Richard Roose, a cook convicted of poisoning, became the first person in England to be executed by being boiled alive. He was sentenced under a novel poisoning act passed specifically for his case.
    theconversation.com/the-raw-an #art #globalmuseum #medieval

  15. Museums of the UAE: Thousands of years of money hidden in the heart of old Dubai.
    Dubai Coins Museum traces currency from the earliest civilisations through the ancient Islamic world to more recent times.
    thenationalnews.com/arts-cultu #globalmuseum #museums #Dubai #UAE #coins #numismatics

  16. To mark her birthday today, global entertainer, entrepreneur and art collector, Beyoncé Knowles, makes a $2 million gift to the renowned Studio Museum in Harlem.
    Beyoncé has long been an art collector and a true fan of the Museum's mission of promoting multiple generations of artists of the African diaspora
    sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/her- #globalmuseum #Beyoncé #museums #art

  17. Secret plan to sell off Sydney's Powerhouse museum building as budget crisis looms.
    The saw-tooth-roofed former tram shed housing Powerhouse Museum offices and workshops next door to its Ultimo site – in the latest blow to its flagship billion-dollar museum project.
    archive.ph/R3t95
    #globalmuseum #museums #Sydney #Australia

  18. ⭐JOB POSTING⭐
    Finance Director.
    The British Museum.
    London, UK.
    Salary: £130,000 per annum
    Closing date: 1 Oct 2026
    The British Museum, one of the world's most iconic cultural institutions, is seeking an exceptional Finance Director to help shape its future during the most significant transformation in its nearly 300-year history.
    👇
    jobs.theguardian.com/job/10185 #globalmuseum #museumjobs #BritishMuseum #museums

  19. These vintage photos offer a charming glimpse into picnic culture during the 1930s. From family gatherings on grassy hillsides to casual outdoor meals shared on blankets, the images capture the simple pleasures of eating and socializing in nature during a time of economic hardship and social change.
    vintag.es/2026/08/1930s-picnic #globalmuseum #photography #TheGreatDepression #1930s

  20. Trump administration threatens to cut Smithsonian support in latest claim of ideological bias.
    The Interior Department sent a letter to the Smithsonian last week laying out the administration’s criticisms.
    nbcnews.com/politics/trump-adm #globalmuseum #museums #Smithsonian #Trump

  21. ⭐ JOB POSTING⭐
    Executive Director, Historic Ithaca.
    Historic Ithaca is seeking an inspiring, visionary Executive Director to lead our team, expand our community impact, and guide the next era of historic preservation in Tompkins County and throughout the Finger Lakes Region.
    Salary: $70,500-$75,500.
    👇
    historicithaca.org/careers #globalmuseum #museums #museumjobs

  22. ⭐ JOB POSTING⭐
    Guest Services Coordinator.
    The Carle.
    Amherst, MA.
    How you will contribute:
    Reporting to the Operations Manager, the Guest Services Coordinator plays a supportive role in the quality, consistency, and breadth of the guest experience.
    $23.50-$26/hr.
    👇
    carlemuseum.org/guest-services #globalmuseum #museumjobs #museums

  23. Boxing gloves belonging to Katie Taylor added to the National Museum Of Ireland's 'Changing Ireland Galleries'
    Katie Taylor is considered one of Ireland's greatest sportspersons of all time. She took up boxing at the age of 12 and went on to become the first-ever Olympic women's boxing champion in 2012. Since turning professional, Katie has become the undisputed world lightweight champion, holding all four major world title belts simultaneously.
    museum.ie/en-IE/Museums/Decora #globalmuseum #museums

  24. For the First Time, a Selection of Islamic Masterpieces From the Louvre Is Coming to the United States.
    See the Treasures Soon to Be Displayed at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art.
    Twenty-six works spanning many centuries and regions will form the September exhibition titled “From the Louvre: Masterpieces of Islamic Art”.
    👇
    smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/ #globalmuseum #museums #IslamicArt

  25. This is a Ruckers mother-and-child virginal—a 17th-century keyboard instrument with a second, smaller instrument built into it, tuned an octave higher. The “child” could be pulled out to play duets or set on top of the “mother” to add a jangly, buzzing color to the main sound—a Renaissance-era layering trick, centuries before mixing desks. Antwerp instrument makers were doing this in the 1600s.
    @BrianRoemmele #globalmuseum #museums #musicalinstruments

  26. The Leonard A. Lauder Research Center for Modern Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art welcomes applications for pre-doctoral, post-doctoral, mid-career, and non-residential doctoral dissertation completion fellowships.
    Application deadline: Thursday, October 15, 2026, 5 pm ET
    👇
    metmuseum.org/opportunities/fe #globalmuseum #museums #MetMuseum #fellowships

  27. The Man Who Brings Dummies to Life.
    From his studio in Maine, one of the last full-time ventriloquist puppet makers in the country combines mechanics, painting and performance to create one-of-a-kind characters.
    nytimes.com/2026/08/08/arts/ve #globalmuseum #puppetry #ventriloquism

  28. 🎼 A touch of musical history to start the day.
    This is a lirone and here's what it sounds like.

    Emilia Benjamin introduces this rare instrument, also known as Heaven’s Hoover.
    #Music #musicalinstruments #musichistory #history #globalmuseum

  29. At first glance, this violino looks more like a sculpture than a musical instrument.
    Its oversized, amoeba-like body was designed to maximize resonance while remaining fully playable. Though innovative, unconventional instrument designs like this have often struggled to gain acceptance despite their potential to improve performance, comfort, and accessibility.
    📣 See "Musical Bodies" on view at The Met through September 27 #globalmuseum #musicalinstruments #museums #music

  30. How a team of engineers a built the most spectacular museum exhibit in the solar system.
    Installing the 185-foot space shuttle Endeavour in the California Science Center was a feat of engineering.
    fastcompany.com/91565660/calif #globalmuseum #museums #sciencecenter #Space

  31. While we are on a music kick, lets listen to what ancient Persia sounded like around 1400 BC?
    Sarah Parsaei performs on the Arjan harp — a historic instrument with roots going back nearly 3,400 years — in Tehran, Iran.
    #globalmuseum #music #Persian #musicalinstruments #history

  32. Traditional folk craft: Making suona (traditional Chinese wind instrument). 🪈 It is used both to express joy and to express sorrow. #globalmuseum #music #musicalinstruments #China

  33. This sculpture is the real life version of the 🤝 emoji!
    In 1853, pioneering American sculptor Harriet Hosmer met poets Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning and proposed an unusual artistic collaboration: a cast of their interlocked right hands.
    Elizabeth Browning agreed on one condition—that Hosmer complete the casting herself, rather than her studio assistants. The sculpture captured the love between the Brownings, who had eloped to Italy seven years earlier
    #globalmuseum #metmuseum

  34. Traditional Namad Mali felt making, a thousands-year-old craft where rugs are made by pressing wool instead of weaving.

    [📹hatamian_hasan] #rugs #tradition #globalmuseum #crafts