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📻 ■ Polémica con la MET Gala 2027 que se queda sin temática: John Galliano cancela su exposición ■
https://los40.com/2026/09/01/polemica-con-la-met-gala-2027-que-se-queda-sin-tematica-john-galliano-cancela-su-exposicion/?int=MASTODON_WORLD -
📻 ■ Polémica con la MET Gala 2027 que se queda sin temática: John Galliano cancela su exposición ■
https://los40.com/2026/09/01/polemica-con-la-met-gala-2027-que-se-queda-sin-tematica-john-galliano-cancela-su-exposicion/?int=MASTODON_WORLD -
https://www.europesays.com/it/638848/ New York, il Met espone il frammento più antico dell’Odissea #Arte #ArteEDesign #ArteEdesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #Design #Entertainment #Intrattenimento #IT #Italia #Italy #MetropolitanMuseum #NewYork #odissea
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Was im Depot lagert: Kuba-Ara und Kunst
In Hessens Museen gibt es viel zu sehen. Doch oftmals ist es nur ein kleiner Teil aus den…
#Frankfurt #FrankfurtamMain #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #"Sammlung" #Depot #Exponat #Germany #Hessen #JustusLange #Kassel #MetropolitanMuseum #Schimpansenfamilie #VincentvanGogh
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https://www.europesays.com/ch-fr/136150/ Mariage surprise entre le Metropolitan Museum et la Neue Galerie #ArtsAndDesign #ArtsEtDesign #Divertissement #Entertainment #MaxHollein #MetropolitanMuseum #Musées #NewYork #RonaldLauder #Suisse
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https://www.europesays.com/be-fr/110673/ Mariage surprise entre le Metropolitan Museum et la Neue Galerie #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #ArtsEtDesign #BE #BEFr #Belgique #Belgium #Design #Divertissement #Entertainment #MaxHollein #MetropolitanMuseum #Musées #NewYork #RonaldLauder
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https://www.europesays.com/at/158253/ «Ikonen der Kunstgeschichte»: Metropolitan Museum und Neue Galerie in New York fusionieren #«IkonenDerKunstgeschichte» #Art #ArtAndDesign #AT #Austria #Design #Entertainment #Kunst #KunstUndDesign #MetropolitanMuseum #NewYork #News #Österreich #Unterhaltung
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Met Gala 2026: Body as Canvas in "Costume Art" Spectacle
Met Gala 2026 on May 4th in New York raised $42 million for the Costume Institute. Celebrities wore art-themed outfits.
#MetGala2026, #CostumeArt, #FashionFundraiser, #NewYorkGala, #MetropolitanMuseum
https://newsletter.tf/met-gala-2026-raises-42m-for-costume-art/
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The Met Gala 2026 raised $42 million, which is $11 million more than last year's $31 million. This money supports the Costume Institute.
#MetGala2026, #CostumeArt, #FashionFundraiser, #NewYorkGala, #MetropolitanMuseum
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Met Gala 2026 Unfolds: A Spectacle of Bodies, Art, and Celebrity
Met Gala 2026 saw stars like Beyonce and Nicole Kidman on May 4th. Celebrities interpreted the "dressed body" theme with artful fashion.
#MetGala2026, #FashionEvent, #CelebrityStyle, #DressedBody, #MetropolitanMuseum
https://newsletter.tf/met-gala-2026-dressed-body-theme-celebrities/
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This year's Met Gala featured many famous faces interpreting the "dressed body" theme, a major fashion event.
#MetGala2026, #FashionEvent, #CelebrityStyle, #DressedBody, #MetropolitanMuseum
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Met Gala 2026 red carpet: The best fashion looks https://www.byteseu.com/1991250/ #AbstractDressCode #AnnaWintour #CostumeArt #CostumeInstitute #DressedBody #Entertainment #fashion #GlobalPopStar #Grace #GrandStaircase #history #MetGala #MetropolitanMuseum #SpringExhibition #TechTitan #theme
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Met Gala 2026 red carpet: The best fashion looks
The Super Bowl of fashion is living up to its moniker so far. The Met Gala is officially…
#UnitedStates #US #USA #abstractdresscode #america #Annawintour #costumeart #costumeinstitute #dressedbody #Entertainment #fashion #globalpopstar #grace #grandstaircase #health #history #metgala #metropolitanmuseum #sports #springexhibition #techtitan #Theme #unitedstatesofamerica
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https://www.europesays.com/it/473153/ Met Gala 2026, il tema, gli ospiti e cosa faranno Beyoncé e Venus Williams #art #beyoncé #Celebrità #Celebrities #costume #CostumeInstitute #edizione #Entertainment #gala #glamour #institute #Intrattenimento #IT #Italia #Italy #kidman #met #MetGala #metropolitan #MetropolitanMuseum #MetropolitanMuseumOf #museum #MuseumOf #MuseumOfArt #new #NewYork #nicole #NicoleKidman #williams
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https://www.europesays.com/people/55644/ Celebrities ‘boycott’ Met Gala after Jeff Bezos takeover #Amazon #AnnaWintour #DonaldTrump #DonaldTrumpJr #JeffBezos #LaurenSánchezBezos #MelaniaTrump #MerylStreep #MetropolitanMuseum #MirandaPriestly #SanchezBezos
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https://www.europesays.com/es/520200/ Frida Escobedo: “La accesibilidad de un museo también es quién se siente representado” #América #Arquitectos #ArquitectosPioneros #Arquitectura #arte #ArteYDiseño #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #Design #Diseño #Entertainment #Entretenimiento #ES #España #EstadosUnidos #MetropolitanMuseum #Museos #NuevaYork #Spain
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https://www.europesays.com/es/464812/ Rafael reclama el trono del arte del Renacimiento en una monumental exposición en el Metropolitan | Cultura #Cultura #Entertainment #Entretenimiento #ES #España #Exposiciones #LeonardoDaVinci #MetropolitanMuseum #Miguelángel #Museos #NuevaYork #Pintores #Pintura #rafael #renacimiento #Roma #Spain
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https://www.europesays.com/it/405018/ Met di New York acquisisce Rosso Fiorentino ritrovato #Arte #ArteAntica #ArteEDesign #ArteEdesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #Cinquecento #Design #Entertainment #Intrattenimento #IT #Italia #Italy #Manierismo #MetropolitanMuseum #NewYork #RossoFiorentino
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“Sculpture is a parable in three dimensions”*…
… and now, as Kate Mothes reports, we can appreciate that remotely…
In the age of the internet, we’re fortunate to have virtual access to museum collections around the world, thanks to objects in the public domain and programs like The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Open Access Initiative. Through a searchable digital catalogue, visitors to the museum’s website can see hundreds of thousands of objects, many images of which are available for download. And it’s not alone—other institutions like the Art Institute of Chicago, The National Gallery of Art, and The Cleveland Museum of Art, among others, make pieces in their collections accessible to all.
The thing is, digital images don’t always give us the full picture, so to speak. Even two-dimensional paintings and drawings have unique textures, structural details, and materials that we can only really appreciate in person. This won’t ever really change—nothing beats the real thing. But one caveat is that even in person, much of the work remains hidden. We can’t see the backs of oil paintings, for example, and edges are often hidden within frames. Thanks to The Met’s continued emphasis on imaging, we can now experience every detail in three-dimensional renderings of nearly 140 significant objects in its holdings…
More at: “The Met Introduces High-Definition 3D Scans of Dozens of Art Historical Objects,” from @thisiscolossal.com.
See more on the Met’s site.
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As we dig depth, we might send artfully-formed birthday greetings to François Girardon; he was born on this date in 1628. A sculptor of the French Baroque, he best known for his statues and busts of Louis XIV and for his statuary in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles. Several of his busts are in the Met’s collection— and on the list, one may hope, for 3-D rendering.
Girardon with one of his works, a bust identified as of Proserpina, by Joseph Vivien (source) #3D #art #culture #FrançoisGirardon #history #MetropolitanMuseum #MetropolitanMuseumOfArt #sculpture #Technology -
“Sculpture is a parable in three dimensions”*…
… and now, as Kate Mothes reports, we can appreciate that remotely…
In the age of the internet, we’re fortunate to have virtual access to museum collections around the world, thanks to objects in the public domain and programs like The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Open Access Initiative. Through a searchable digital catalogue, visitors to the museum’s website can see hundreds of thousands of objects, many images of which are available for download. And it’s not alone—other institutions like the Art Institute of Chicago, The National Gallery of Art, and The Cleveland Museum of Art, among others, make pieces in their collections accessible to all.
The thing is, digital images don’t always give us the full picture, so to speak. Even two-dimensional paintings and drawings have unique textures, structural details, and materials that we can only really appreciate in person. This won’t ever really change—nothing beats the real thing. But one caveat is that even in person, much of the work remains hidden. We can’t see the backs of oil paintings, for example, and edges are often hidden within frames. Thanks to The Met’s continued emphasis on imaging, we can now experience every detail in three-dimensional renderings of nearly 140 significant objects in its holdings…
More at: “The Met Introduces High-Definition 3D Scans of Dozens of Art Historical Objects,” from @thisiscolossal.com.
See more on the Met’s site.
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As we dig depth, we might send artfully-formed birthday greetings to François Girardon; he was born on this date in 1628. A sculptor of the French Baroque, he best known for his statues and busts of Louis XIV and for his statuary in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles. Several of his busts are in the Met’s collection— and on the list, one may hope, for 3-D rendering.
Girardon with one of his works, a bust identified as of Proserpina, by Joseph Vivien (source) #3D #art #culture #FrançoisGirardon #history #MetroplitanMuseumOfArt #MetropolitanMuseum #sculpture #Technology -
“Sculpture is a parable in three dimensions”*…
… and now, as Kate Mothes reports, we can appreciate that remotely…
In the age of the internet, we’re fortunate to have virtual access to museum collections around the world, thanks to objects in the public domain and programs like The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Open Access Initiative. Through a searchable digital catalogue, visitors to the museum’s website can see hundreds of thousands of objects, many images of which are available for download. And it’s not alone—other institutions like the Art Institute of Chicago, The National Gallery of Art, and The Cleveland Museum of Art, among others, make pieces in their collections accessible to all.
The thing is, digital images don’t always give us the full picture, so to speak. Even two-dimensional paintings and drawings have unique textures, structural details, and materials that we can only really appreciate in person. This won’t ever really change—nothing beats the real thing. But one caveat is that even in person, much of the work remains hidden. We can’t see the backs of oil paintings, for example, and edges are often hidden within frames. Thanks to The Met’s continued emphasis on imaging, we can now experience every detail in three-dimensional renderings of nearly 140 significant objects in its holdings…
More at: “The Met Introduces High-Definition 3D Scans of Dozens of Art Historical Objects,” from @thisiscolossal.com.
See more on the Met’s site.
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As we dig depth, we might send artfully-formed birthday greetings to François Girardon; he was born on this date in 1628. A sculptor of the French Baroque, he best known for his statues and busts of Louis XIV and for his statuary in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles. Several of his busts are in the Met’s collection— and on the list, one may hope, for 3-D rendering.
Girardon with one of his works, a bust identified as of Proserpina, by Joseph Vivien (source) #3D #art #culture #FrançoisGirardon #history #MetroplitanMuseumOfArt #MetropolitanMuseum #sculpture #Technology -
“Sculpture is a parable in three dimensions”*…
… and now, as Kate Mothes reports, we can appreciate that remotely…
In the age of the internet, we’re fortunate to have virtual access to museum collections around the world, thanks to objects in the public domain and programs like The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Open Access Initiative. Through a searchable digital catalogue, visitors to the museum’s website can see hundreds of thousands of objects, many images of which are available for download. And it’s not alone—other institutions like the Art Institute of Chicago, The National Gallery of Art, and The Cleveland Museum of Art, among others, make pieces in their collections accessible to all.
The thing is, digital images don’t always give us the full picture, so to speak. Even two-dimensional paintings and drawings have unique textures, structural details, and materials that we can only really appreciate in person. This won’t ever really change—nothing beats the real thing. But one caveat is that even in person, much of the work remains hidden. We can’t see the backs of oil paintings, for example, and edges are often hidden within frames. Thanks to The Met’s continued emphasis on imaging, we can now experience every detail in three-dimensional renderings of nearly 140 significant objects in its holdings…
More at: “The Met Introduces High-Definition 3D Scans of Dozens of Art Historical Objects,” from @thisiscolossal.com.
See more on the Met’s site.
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As we dig depth, we might send artfully-formed birthday greetings to François Girardon; he was born on this date in 1628. A sculptor of the French Baroque, he best known for his statues and busts of Louis XIV and for his statuary in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles. Several of his busts are in the Met’s collection— and on the list, one may hope, for 3-D rendering.
Girardon with one of his works, a bust identified as of Proserpina, by Joseph Vivien (source) #3D #art #culture #FrançoisGirardon #history #MetroplitanMuseumOfArt #MetropolitanMuseum #sculpture #Technology -
“Sculpture is a parable in three dimensions”*…
… and now, as Kate Mothes reports, we can appreciate that remotely…
In the age of the internet, we’re fortunate to have virtual access to museum collections around the world, thanks to objects in the public domain and programs like The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Open Access Initiative. Through a searchable digital catalogue, visitors to the museum’s website can see hundreds of thousands of objects, many images of which are available for download. And it’s not alone—other institutions like the Art Institute of Chicago, The National Gallery of Art, and The Cleveland Museum of Art, among others, make pieces in their collections accessible to all.
The thing is, digital images don’t always give us the full picture, so to speak. Even two-dimensional paintings and drawings have unique textures, structural details, and materials that we can only really appreciate in person. This won’t ever really change—nothing beats the real thing. But one caveat is that even in person, much of the work remains hidden. We can’t see the backs of oil paintings, for example, and edges are often hidden within frames. Thanks to The Met’s continued emphasis on imaging, we can now experience every detail in three-dimensional renderings of nearly 140 significant objects in its holdings…
More at: “The Met Introduces High-Definition 3D Scans of Dozens of Art Historical Objects,” from @thisiscolossal.com.
See more on the Met’s site.
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As we dig depth, we might send artfully-formed birthday greetings to François Girardon; he was born on this date in 1628. A sculptor of the French Baroque, he best known for his statues and busts of Louis XIV and for his statuary in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles. Several of his busts are in the Met’s collection— and on the list, one may hope, for 3-D rendering.
Girardon with one of his works, a bust identified as of Proserpina, by Joseph Vivien (source) #3D #art #culture #FrançoisGirardon #history #MetropolitanMuseum #MetropolitanMuseumOfArt #sculpture #Technology -
"Bird & Blooms"
Teableau for 02/18/26A variation on yesterday's color scheme, with a little help from Vincent.
#Tea #VanGoghIrises #Teableau #Teapot #VintageChina #BlackTea #Handmade #Sewing #Crochet #Brooches #Needlwork #MCM #MetropolitanMuseum #Hummingbirds
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"Bird & Blooms"
Teableau for 02/18/26A variation on yesterday's color scheme, with a little help from Vincent.
#Tea #VanGoghIrises #Teableau #Teapot #VintageChina #BlackTea #Handmade #Sewing #Crochet #Brooches #Needlwork #MCM #MetropolitanMuseum #Hummingbirds
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"Bird & Blooms"
Teableau for 02/18/26A variation on yesterday's color scheme, with a little help from Vincent.
#Tea #VanGoghIrises #Teableau #Teapot #VintageChina #BlackTea #Handmade #Sewing #Crochet #Brooches #Needlwork #MCM #MetropolitanMuseum #Hummingbirds
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"Bird & Blooms"
Teableau for 02/18/26A variation on yesterday's color scheme, with a little help from Vincent.
#Tea #VanGoghIrises #Teableau #Teapot #VintageChina #BlackTea #Handmade #Sewing #Crochet #Brooches #Needlwork #MCM #MetropolitanMuseum #Hummingbirds
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#cuadrodeldía Ernesta, 1894 (Niña con niñera) Cecilia Beaux (1855-1942) #MetropolitanMuseum N.Y. #art Ernesta Drinker, sobrina de la pintora, coge la mano de su niñera en esta radical composición de pincelada libre donde la mano simboliza protección.El delantal sirve de escala a la niña #FelizMartes
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#cuadrodeldía Ernesta, 1894 (Niña con niñera) Cecilia Beaux (1855-1942) #MetropolitanMuseum N.Y. #art Ernesta Drinker, sobrina de la pintora, coge la mano de su niñera en esta radical composición de pincelada libre donde la mano simboliza protección.El delantal sirve de escala a la niña #FelizMartes
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#cuadrodeldía Ernesta, 1894 (Niña con niñera) Cecilia Beaux (1855-1942) #MetropolitanMuseum N.Y. #art Ernesta Drinker, sobrina de la pintora, coge la mano de su niñera en esta radical composición de pincelada libre donde la mano simboliza protección.El delantal sirve de escala a la niña #FelizMartes
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#cuadrodeldía Ernesta, 1894 (Niña con niñera) Cecilia Beaux (1855-1942) #MetropolitanMuseum N.Y. #art Ernesta Drinker, sobrina de la pintora, coge la mano de su niñera en esta radical composición de pincelada libre donde la mano simboliza protección.El delantal sirve de escala a la niña #FelizMartes
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#cuadrodeldía Rosas en jarrón, 1891 (Mary Hiester Reid 1854 1921) #MetropolitanMuseum NY #art Canadiense de origen estadounidense. Instalada en Canadá, en los 80 se convirtió en la gran pintora del país de bodegones florales. Obras de sutiles armonías en tonos y ritmos compositivos #FelizSábado
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Een bijl uit Margiana
Een bijl uit Margiana (Louvre, Parijs)In de afdeling Nabije Oosten in het Louvre in Parijs is momenteel een kleine expositie van voorwerpen die normaal gesproken in het Metropolitan Museum in New York zijn. Er zijn duizend redenen om naar het Louvre te gaan, maar deze tentoonstelling behoort er niet toe: het gaat namelijk om zegge en schrijve tien objecten. Die liggen dan naast voorwerpen uit het Louvre die er enigszins op lijken, wat in museale koeterwaals dan heet dat ze een dialoog aangaan.
Een van de Amerikaanse voorwerpen is bovenstaande bijl. Het voorwerp komt – en eigenlijk klinkt dit verdacht – uit een na de Iraanse Revolutie van 1979 naar de Verenigde Staten overgebrachte collectie van een Iraanse verzamelaar. Ik heb niet kunnen achterhalen waar die verzamelaar de bijl heeft verworven, maar het voorwerpje behoort tot het zogeheten Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex (BMAC). Dat is een bronstijdcultuur uit het zuiden van Turkmenistan en Oezbekistan en het noorden van Afghanistan, die u moet plaatsen tussen 2200 en 1700 v.Chr. Ze kenmerkt zich door opvallend grote burchten – ik heb Gonur Deppe weleens genoemd – en handelscontacten met India, de (Indo-Europese) Andronovo-cultuur en Mesopotamië.
De bijl documenteert fenomenaal knap edelsmeedwerk. Wat we zien, is echter lastig te duiden. Middenin staat een gevleugeld wezen met een mensenlichaam en twee roofvogelkoppen. Hij lijkt twee monsterlijke wezens uit elkaar te moeten houden: aan de linkerzijde een enorm groot everzwijn en aan de rechterzijde een gevleugelde leeuw.
Die tweekoppige demon middenin is – zo lees ik op het bordje met uitleg – in deze regio en tijd ook bekend als de helper van een vruchtbaarheidsgodin. Zijn taken zouden eruit bestaan dat hij een blokkade kan opwerpen tegen duistere krachten, die mensen ervan weerhouden bij het water te komen. Die duistere krachten zouden hier gesymboliseerd zijn door de leeuw en het zwijn.
Bijlen als deze, zo lees ik verder, worden vooral aangetroffen in de graven van krijgers. Ze zouden in groter Iran – dus zeg maar Iran plus Centraal-Eurazië – gelden als statussymbolen. Deze informatie kan ik niet controleren, maar ik geef het u graag door, want ik vind het een indrukwekkend voorwerp.
Zoals gezegd: die tien Amerikaanse objecten, ook al zijn ze zo bijzonder als deze bijl, moeten geen reden zijn om naar het Louvre te gaan. Gelukkig zijn er wel duizend andere redenen voor een bezoek aan het beste museum ter wereld.
[Dit was het 476e voorwerp in mijn reeks museumstukken.]
Ik organiseer in het voorjaar van 2025 een reis naar de Provence en een reis naar de vernieuwde musea van Beieren. Door mee te gaan helpt u deze blog gratis te houden. Maar u kunt natuurlijk ook een van mijn boeken kopen (en lezen), een cursus doen, of doneren. U kunt de blog ook volgen via het Whatsapp-kanaal.
Deel dit:#Afghanistan #AndronovoCultuur #BactriaMargianaArchaeologicalComplex #Baktrië #bijl #demon #everzwijn #GonurDeppe #IraanseRevolutie #leeuw #Louvre #Margiana #MetropolitanMuseum #Oezbekistan #Turkmenistan
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#Books shipping to new homes this morning.
#bookselling #bookstodon #artbook #paintings #sculpture #ModernArt #Cloisters #MetropolitanMuseum #ChildrensBooks
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#Books shipping to new homes this morning.
#bookselling #bookstodon #artbook #paintings #sculpture #ModernArt #Cloisters #MetropolitanMuseum #ChildrensBooks
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#Books shipping to new homes this morning.
#bookselling #bookstodon #artbook #paintings #sculpture #ModernArt #Cloisters #MetropolitanMuseum #ChildrensBooks
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Internally reconfiguring my orientation to the meaning of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. What these artifacts mean. What art means. What a museum means. (But hadn't I already? Maybe always.)
Foreseeing that the Met must, MUST find a way to right these historical wrongs. Right?
Rethinking my spiritual orientation towards the Met (because I must).
#metropolitanmuseum #metropolitanmuseumofart #stolenart #stolenantiquities #art
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Internally reconfiguring my orientation to the meaning of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. What these artifacts mean. What art means. What a museum means. (But hadn't I already? Maybe always.)
Foreseeing that the Met must, MUST find a way to right these historical wrongs. Right?
Rethinking my spiritual orientation towards the Met (because I must).
#metropolitanmuseum #metropolitanmuseumofart #stolenart #stolenantiquities #art
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Internally reconfiguring my orientation to the meaning of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. What these artifacts mean. What art means. What a museum means. (But hadn't I already? Maybe always.)
Foreseeing that the Met must, MUST find a way to right these historical wrongs. Right?
Rethinking my spiritual orientation towards the Met (because I must).
#metropolitanmuseum #metropolitanmuseumofart #stolenart #stolenantiquities #art
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Internally reconfiguring my orientation to the meaning of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. What these artifacts mean. What art means. What a museum means. (But hadn't I already? Maybe always.)
Foreseeing that the Met must, MUST find a way to right these historical wrongs. Right?
Rethinking my spiritual orientation towards the Met (because I must).
#metropolitanmuseum #metropolitanmuseumofart #stolenart #stolenantiquities #art
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Internally reconfiguring my orientation to the meaning of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. What these artifacts mean. What art means. What a museum means. (But hadn't I already? Maybe always.)
Foreseeing that the Met must, MUST find a way to right these historical wrongs. Right?
Rethinking my spiritual orientation towards the Met (because I must).
#metropolitanmuseum #metropolitanmuseumofart #stolenart #stolenantiquities #art
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More than 1000 #artifacts in #MetropolitanMuseum of Art #catalog linked to alleged #looting and #trafficking figures. Reporters pinpointed the pieces, from #India to #Italy to #Egypt, in North America’s largest #museum. What do the findings mean for the Met’s future – and the future of all museums? https://www.icij.org/investigations/hidden-treasures/more-than-1000-artifacts-in-metropolitan-museum-of-art-catalog-linked-to-alleged-looting-and-trafficking-figures/ #ntiquities #trade #ArtMarket #LegalResearch
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More than 1000 #artifacts in #MetropolitanMuseum of Art #catalog linked to alleged #looting and #trafficking figures. Reporters pinpointed the pieces, from #India to #Italy to #Egypt, in North America’s largest #museum. What do the findings mean for the Met’s future – and the future of all museums? https://www.icij.org/investigations/hidden-treasures/more-than-1000-artifacts-in-metropolitan-museum-of-art-catalog-linked-to-alleged-looting-and-trafficking-figures/ #ntiquities #trade #ArtMarket #LegalResearch
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More than 1000 #artifacts in #MetropolitanMuseum of Art #catalog linked to alleged #looting and #trafficking figures. Reporters pinpointed the pieces, from #India to #Italy to #Egypt, in North America’s largest #museum. What do the findings mean for the Met’s future – and the future of all museums? https://www.icij.org/investigations/hidden-treasures/more-than-1000-artifacts-in-metropolitan-museum-of-art-catalog-linked-to-alleged-looting-and-trafficking-figures/ #ntiquities #trade #ArtMarket #LegalResearch
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More than 1000 #artifacts in #MetropolitanMuseum of Art #catalog linked to alleged #looting and #trafficking figures. Reporters pinpointed the pieces, from #India to #Italy to #Egypt, in North America’s largest #museum. What do the findings mean for the Met’s future – and the future of all museums? https://www.icij.org/investigations/hidden-treasures/more-than-1000-artifacts-in-metropolitan-museum-of-art-catalog-linked-to-alleged-looting-and-trafficking-figures/ #ntiquities #trade #ArtMarket #LegalResearch
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New Yorker: Richard Avedon’s Naked Murals https://www.newyorker.com/culture/photo-booth/richard-avedons-overwhelming-murals #NewYorker #Culture/PhotoBooth #MetropolitanMuseum #RichardAvedon #Photography #AndyWarhol #Portraits #Factory
