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Tag Archives: Museums
Slow Motion Kisses and Child Philosophers: Tino Sehgal at the Guggenheim
The rotunda at the Guggenheim is currently cleared of all its normal art to allow visitors to focus on the works of British-German artist Tino Sehgal. Sehgal has two pieces showing at the museum: “The Kiss,” and “This is Progress.” … Continue reading
Culture To Go Guides – A Night On The Town(s)
Twas the night after presents… Your cousins had gone. You had sat at the kid’s table. What had gone wrong? Twas then you remembered And you knew where to start. You had your Culture To Go Guides, Which offered you…ART … Continue reading
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Tagged Culture To Go, Dance, Holiday, Museums, Music, Programs, theatre, Tickets
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High and Low Art at the American Folk Art Museum
Visiting The American Folk Art Museum is like going to your crazy Aunt Mildred’s for a meatloaf and potato dinner. Her living room is a kitschy, hoarder’s delight. How and when did she have time to collect an original Kewpie … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Museums in 28 Weeks, art, blog, Dave Hickey, Folk Art, FREE, Henry Darger, kitsch, Museums
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Fall at MoMA. Plan Accordingly.
It seemed a silly tagline for MoMA’s full-page advertisement in the NYTimes a few weeks back. But considering the exhibitions on the fall program of NYC’s premier venue for modern art, “Plan Accordingly” is the best advice anyone could give … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Museums in 28 Weeks, Bauhaus, Edward Scissorhands, MoMA, Museums, Passport to NY, Pee Wee's Big Adventure, Sweeney Todd, Tim Burton
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30 Museums in 28 Weeks: Dress Code Red
This is the second in a brand new blog series: 30 Museums in 28 Weeks. Through CUarts’ Passport to New York program, Columbia students get in free to 30 museums in the city. We will attempt to visit every single … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Museums in 28 Weeks, art, Digital Media, FREE, international center of photography, Museums, New York, Passport to NY, Photography, Second Life
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Mamma Dia!
Call it your last arts getaway for the summer. As exciting as the arts in our lovely five boroughs are, sometimes you just need a break from the city. This past weekend, I headed to Beacon, NY to check out … Continue reading
Passport to NY – Travel The World For Free
Most New Yorkers shell out to get into the city’s arts and cultural institutions. Not true for Columbians! Let’s frame it a different way. First, you get in to Columbia. Then, you get in the know. Then, you get in … Continue reading
