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Tag Archives: Museums
“Caribbean: Crossroads of the World” – Part 3: The Queens Museum of Art
Manhattan might be one of the world’s greatest arts centers, but some of New York’s best cultural landmarks lay in the far reaches of the outer boroughs. This week, I made a trip all the way out to Flushing Meadows-Corona … Continue reading
Posted in Free in NYC, Museums, Visual Art
Tagged art, Caribbean, CUarts, day trip, flushing, Free Museums, Museum, Museums, park, Passport to NY, Queens, queens museum, queens museum of art, sculpture, unisphere, Visual Art, world's fair
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“Caribbean: Crossroads of the World” – Part 2: The Studio Museum in Harlem
A Columbia student’s museum experience most typically takes place south of Morningside; we easily forget that the northern half of this fabulous island has just as much to offer. This week, I paid a visit to the Studio Museum in … Continue reading
Posted in Museums, Photography, Visual Art
Tagged art, art installation, Caribbean, Gallery, Harlem, Multicultural, Museum, Museums, painting, Passport to NY, Photography, sculpture, Special Exhibition, The Studio Museum
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Luminance: An Exhibit of New Media Video Work
One of the most fascinating parts of the prevalence of the world of social networking and online, user-generated media is the effect it seems to be having on artists and the type of media used to create art. Digital media … Continue reading
Posted in Free in NYC, Museums, Theater, Visual Art
Tagged Interactive, Interactive Telecommunications, Luminance, Martin Bravo, Museums, NYU Tisch, Paley Center, Passport to NY, Skittish Tree
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Artwork as lovely as its home
Founded in 1825, The National Academy integrates a museum, art school, and an honorary association of artists and architects “dedicated to creating and preserving a living history of American Art.” The museum is housed in the Beaux Arts townhouse, which … Continue reading
Big Brothers in the Museums
When we go to museums, either for Art Hum or because we (secretly!) enjoy it, we go to look. We watch how a certain brushstroke creates a new effect, how a certain angle of light reveals a new dimension on … Continue reading
Posted in Arts Squad, Museums, Visual Art
Tagged 1984, detroit, Museums, New York, Passport to NY, research, Soviet Russia
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“Race to the End of the Earth” at The American Museum of Natural History
For some reason, whenever I think of the American Museum of Natural History, my mind immediately transports me back to my days of babysitting. My memory of the museum itself consists of many diorama-shaped blurs barely glimpsed in the mad-dash … Continue reading
Posted in Museums, Uncategorized, Visual Art
Tagged American Museum of Natural History, art, Arts, exhibits, History, Museums, New York, Science
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Marina Abramovic Has Left the Building
I love the museums in this city (who doesn’t…?), and while I try to get to them as often as possible, it’s not terribly common for an individual exhibit to thrill me enough for a repeat visit. Three years ago, … Continue reading
As We Go On, We Remember/All The Shows We Saw Together
For the Class of 2010, the month before graduation is full of both longing for the past and excitement for the future. Coupled with that excitement, however, is uncertainty. Graduates are full of questions about what their futures will bring, … Continue reading
Posted in Commencement Carnival, culinary arts, Museums, Theater, Tickets, Uncategorized, Visual Art
Tagged CAAL, cloisters, Commencement Carnival, denzel washington, fela, fences, Museums
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