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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York - click here for archive! Take a walk on the wild side—it's #WorldWildlifeDay! 🦁 🐯 🐻
Whenever you find yourself, explore The Met's cross-cultural, time-traveling menagerie, with more than 9,000 representations of animals across the #MetCollection.
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Whenever you find yourself, explore The Met's cross-cultural, time-traveling menagerie, with more than 9,000 representations of animals across the #MetCollection.
See them all → https://t.co/zSewwhGSFj https://t.co/4ZzROTjH7f
‘They’re kind of impolite’: the artist Carol Bove ruminates on her steel and aluminium sculptures... “At The Met, you could say the works are added to the facade, but the facade is also taken as a frame. They’re sort of mutually framing each other.” — Carol Bove
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Artist’s installation, delayed for months by ... 2 Comments 50 Likes
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Artist’s installation, delayed for months by ... 2 Comments 50 Likes
5/5 "From my perspective, it is sovereign."
Learn more about the bowl: https://t.co/amdbr3gZcq
Learn more about Alison O’Daniel's work ↓
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#NothingAboutUsWithoutUs
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Learn more about the bowl: https://t.co/amdbr3gZcq
Learn more about Alison O’Daniel's work ↓
https://t.co/rqHHjWiXgO
#NothingAboutUsWithoutUs
#WHM
4/5 "The missing story of this Iranian bowl’s breaking, and that its new form is like an ear, the interior wrapped with its own caption—'God is Sovereign'—becomes a form of storytelling that, for me, is more generous and profound than...
3/5 "I’ve been thinking a lot about perceptions of partial or fragmented existences. A more interesting vantage point is born when the commitment to the ‘whole’ collapses."
1/5 As part of our #MetAccess program, every month we invite Disabled and Deaf artists to respond to works in The Met's collection that spark their curiosity or inspiration.
This month, @AlisonODaniel reflects on this late 9th –...
This month, @AlisonODaniel reflects on this late 9th –...
2/5 "In my films I write open captions as a third narrative space equal to images and sound. My films acknowledge my hard of hearing perspective as a value system."
Join clarinetist Anthony McGill—one of classical music’s most recognizable and brilliantly multifaceted figures—for this #MetLiveArts digital premiere filmed inside the Museum's galleries.
First-chair clarinet of the New York Philharmonic—that orchestra’s first African American principal player—McGill recently won the Avery Fisher ... 2 Comments
First-chair clarinet of the New York Philharmonic—that orchestra’s first African American principal player—McGill recently won the Avery Fisher ... 2 Comments
I knew Avery Fisher and that huge condo on Park where his music was blaring at 50 decibels.
Avery Fisher ...ALWAYS BE POSITIVE NO MATTER WHAT THE PROBLEM IS THERE IS ALWAYS A SOLUTION...
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37 Likes Avery Fisher ...ALWAYS BE POSITIVE NO MATTER WHAT THE PROBLEM IS THERE IS ALWAYS A SOLUTION...
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This Saturday, March 6, at 12:30 pm ET, join The Met and Wikipedia online for a live, virtual edit session to help build global information and expand and improve knowledge about women in the arts, and everyone impacted by the ... 1 Comments
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68 Likes Digital Premiere—Cadence: The Sounds of Justice, the Sounds of a Movement Conceived and performed by Anthony McGill
Catalyst Quartet
Karla Donehew Perez, violin
Abi Fayette, violin
Paul Laraia, viola
Karlos Rodriguez, cello
Anthony McGill is one of classical music’s most recognizable and brilliantly multifaceted figures. First-chair clarinet of the New York ...
Catalyst Quartet
Karla Donehew Perez, violin
Abi Fayette, violin
Paul Laraia, viola
Karlos Rodriguez, cello
Anthony McGill is one of classical music’s most recognizable and brilliantly multifaceted figures. First-chair clarinet of the New York ...
“At The Met, you could say the works are added to the facade, but the facade is also taken as a frame. They’re sort of mutually framing each other.” — Carol Bove
#MetFacade
#MetCarolBove
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#MetFacade
#MetCarolBove
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What would your family portrait look like? 🖼️
This week on Storytime, Met educator Josefa reads “Families, Families, Families!” by Suzanne Lang and Max Lang.
Afteward, we'll take a look at a painting by Edouard Manet called “The Monet Family ... 1 Comments
This week on Storytime, Met educator Josefa reads “Families, Families, Families!” by Suzanne Lang and Max Lang.
Afteward, we'll take a look at a painting by Edouard Manet called “The Monet Family ... 1 Comments
Say YES to your future.
Live like no one else now, so later you can live and GIVE like no ...
28 Likes Live like no one else now, so later you can live and GIVE like no ...
Oh my god I'm totally buggin' 🐞
In the 19th century, an interest in natural history popularized novelty jewelry like this insect brooch created by Jaques & Marcus, one of New York’s major producers of Art Nouveau jewelry.
Learn more:...
In the 19th century, an interest in natural history popularized novelty jewelry like this insect brooch created by Jaques & Marcus, one of New York’s major producers of Art Nouveau jewelry.
Learn more:...
Photos from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York's post Take a walk on the wild side—it's #WorldWildlifeDay! 🦁 🐯 🐻
Explore The Met's cross-cultural, time-traveling menagerie from wherever you find yourself. Discover more than 9,000 representations of animals in the #MetCollection: met.org/3bUZ8HZ
🦁 Unknown Hurrian maker (present day Syria). ... 6 Comments
Inspir Carnegie Hill What beautiful works of art, hard to pick a favorite.I have that bangle- Got a discount as my sister was a registrar years ago-lovely jewelry!Love the lion peg 574 Likes
Explore The Met's cross-cultural, time-traveling menagerie from wherever you find yourself. Discover more than 9,000 representations of animals in the #MetCollection: met.org/3bUZ8HZ
🦁 Unknown Hurrian maker (present day Syria). ... 6 Comments
This week on Balcony Bar From Home with ETHEL and Friends, we revisit a favorite performance from the last year featuring vocalist Jasmine Wilson and pianist Joey Chang, both members of the activist orchestra, The Dream Unfinished. #MetLiveArts
Here's what's ... 9 Comments
Here's what's ... 9 Comments
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48 Likes Timeline Photos As part of our #MetAccess program, every month we invite Disabled and Deaf artists to respond to works in The Met's collection that spark their curiosity or inspiration.
This month, Alison O'Daniel reflects on this late 9th – ... 2 Comments
This month, Alison O'Daniel reflects on this late 9th – ... 2 Comments
"A more interesting vantage point is born when the commitment to the ‘whole’ collapses. " There is much to be ...Gran trabajo!!
244 Likes Best-selling author Agatha Christie published her first novel, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, in 1920, and went on to become one of the most famous writers in history, with mysteries like Murder at the Vicarage, Partners in Crime and Sad ... 13 Likes
Aspasia was a key figure in the cultural and political life of ancient Athens, thanks in no small part to the fact that she was the mistress of Pericles, one of the most powerful and important statesmen in the ancient ... 13 Likes
The Scandalous Story of Agrippina the Younger, Who Seduced Her Uncle Into Marriage.
As a daughter of Rome's famed Julio-Claudian dynasty, Julia Agrippina the Younger was born into a life of privilege. She was directly connected by blood and marriage ... 2 Comments
As a daughter of Rome's famed Julio-Claudian dynasty, Julia Agrippina the Younger was born into a life of privilege. She was directly connected by blood and marriage ... 2 Comments
I am Obsessed with Shady Ladies ☺️Touche'
6 Likes Birds of a feather flock together 🦚
This 15th-century lacquer dish features two peafowls flying amidst blooming peonies. Seen only in southern China and Southeast Asia, the rarity of peacocks made them auspicious birds.
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This 15th-century lacquer dish features two peafowls flying amidst blooming peonies. Seen only in southern China and Southeast Asia, the rarity of peacocks made them auspicious birds.
Learn more: https://t.co/uItdNR0cHb
#MetChineseMasters https://t.co/T65K8t4WvK
This Saturday, March 6, join The Met and @Wikipedia online for a live, virtual edit session to help build global information and expand and improve knowledge about women artists, collectors, patrons, and others. No experience necessary. #WomensHistoryMonth
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In person reading more your style? Treat yourself to a new book from the #MetStore → https://t.co/fAslzSJdLF https://t.co/zxwmhdmZhP
Catch up on episodes of Storytime with The Met to look, listen, sing, and have fun with picture books → https://t.co/s9CqwaNs1h https://t.co/9K2Pgb6DgX
Timeline Photos This book, much like our love for reading, is never-ending. ✨
Celebrate #ReadAcrossAmericaDay by diving into a few book-ish resources:
▪️ Browse #WatsonLibrary's rich holdings: met.org/WatsonDigital
▪️ Watch Storytime with The Met: met.org/StorytimeFacebook
▪️ Download 500+ free #MetPubs: met.org/MetPubsFullText
▪️ ... 8 Comments
Celebrate #ReadAcrossAmericaDay by diving into a few book-ish resources:
▪️ Browse #WatsonLibrary's rich holdings: met.org/WatsonDigital
▪️ Watch Storytime with The Met: met.org/StorytimeFacebook
▪️ Download 500+ free #MetPubs: met.org/MetPubsFullText
▪️ ... 8 Comments
Divna knjiga. Klasik dječje književnosti,!!!!!Also known as, Covid....Wasn't this made into a movie?
324 Likes Selections from the Department of Drawings and Prints: New York Inspired We're in a New York state of mind 🍎
In the latest rotation from the Department of Drawings and Prints, take a look at a selection of images that reflect and react to the city we call home and the ... 9 Comments
In the latest rotation from the Department of Drawings and Prints, take a look at a selection of images that reflect and react to the city we call home and the ... 9 Comments
I went through central park twice wrong to get to this museum!!!I can't wait to visit again when I don't have to fill out forms and stay in my hotel room ...this one is lovely !
633 Likes Storytime with The Met: “Families, Families, Families!” by Suzanne & Max Lang Look, listen, sing, and have fun with Storytime from home! Join us every week for a picture-book reading and an activity connected to The Met collection. Recommended for families with children ages 18 months to 6 years. This week, Met ...
How to create depth and texture with contour lines | Drop-in Drawing Drop in anytime for a virtual session of our popular art-making series and experience The Met collection through creative challenges. This week, discover how lines and other forms of mark making create depth and texture in an Assyrian relief panel ...
Storytime with The Met: “Extra Yarn” by Mac Barnett Look, listen, sing, and have fun with Storytime from home! Join us every week for a picture-book reading and an activity connected to The Met collection. Recommended for families with children ages 18 months to 6 years. This week, Met ...
Kente Creations Drop in virtually and create works of art while celebrating Black History Month! With its elaborate stripe patterns, kente cloth is one of the most striking textiles of West Africa. Discover the importance of this traditional fiber art with teaching ...
The Company I Keep: An Evening with Leonard A. Lauder | Met Speaks Join Leonard A. Lauder as he reflects on his deep connection with museums, the arts, and New York City in a conversation with Met Director Max Hollein. Learn about Mr. Lauder's approach to building his seminal collection of Cubist art, ...
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