But given that 95% of American museums are not art museums, we cannot automatically assume that their attendance woes reflect all museums.
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The museums that tried to bid, including Royal Museums Greenwich, National Museums Northern Ireland and Titanic Belfast, already have some artifacts in their collections.
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Occupy Museums had become specialists in opening up radical spaces in museums.
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In 33 American museums received 850m visitors, says the American Alliance of Museums.
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Vienna's Museums Quarter is — you guessed it — home to the city's main museums.
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All the Museums Welcoming the Pokémon Epidemic The World's Museums Celebrate #MuseumWeek Together
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Next in The Economist's special report on museums: China, mad about museums (4/5)
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The International Council of Museums will vote on a new definition of museums in September.
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Museums inspire action The vast majority of zoos, museums and public gardens have interactive exhibits.
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Unsurprisingly, while smaller museums rely disproportionately on freelancers, large museums mostly employ full-time workers.
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MICRO hopes to install more refrigerator-size museums in public locations that are underserved by museums.
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When: Saturday, February 2–Sunday, February 3 Where: Museums throughout Southern California More info at SoCal Museums
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See the full list of museums that participate in the Bank of America Museums on Us program.
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In the U.S., museums are also among the most trusted institutions, according to the American Alliance of Museums.
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Under the Venice International Foundation's umbrella is the Civic Museums Foundation of Venice, which runs the museums there.
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Smithsonian museums and national parks reopen The Smithsonian museums and National Zoo are slated to reopen on Tuesday, Jan.
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Americans understand that museums provide these experiences (a recent study by Wilkening Consulting and the American Alliance of Museums proved).
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Pokemon Go was all the rage in museums back in 2016; now it's time for the museums to strike back!
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For inspiration, look through the Times's Museums: A Special Section that covers the latest trends in museums across the world.
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Not only that, copycat museums began popping up as well, including museums for foods like eggs, candy, pizza and avocados.
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" The American Alliance of Museums notes in its resources for small museums that 78 percent of its members have fewer than 10 staff members, and that, "by any measure, the vast majority of the nation's museums are small.
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According to the Association of Art Museum Directors, for every $8 visitors spend at museums in North America, museums spend $55.
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In Britain, there are an estimated 97,000 jobs in museums, galleries and libraries, while 400,000 people are employed in American museums.
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"But it's very important for mainstream museums — not just for cultural specific museums like mine — to show that work," he added.
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In contrast to Europe, where museums receive significant (though now decreasing) state funding, most American museums rely heavily on private donors.
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You can visit many museums at once at the Volkstheater and Museums Quartier which is in walking distance to Hofburg Palace.4.
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Admission charges for public museums in Britain were scrapped by a Labour government in 2001, though museums mostly ask for voluntary donations.
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I really believe in showing in museums, because it was important to me to wander into museums when I was growing up.
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" (Like a growing number of American museums, including the Nelson-Atkins.) "For some people, who don't go to museums, that's not natural.
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"Traditional museums are watching and learning and in many cases innovating themselves," said Laura Lott, president of the American Alliance of Museums.
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One of those categories is "Most Instagrammed Museums in the World," and, based on Instagram's numbers, art museums dominate the top 25.
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American Alliance of Museums Laura Lott, president and CEO of the American Alliance of Museums, said in a January 27 statement: The American Alliance of Museums strongly believes in active participation in the global community and in welcoming international perspectives.
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French law forbids national museums from selling anything in their collections, unlike many museums in the United States, which can de-accession works.
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In a letter to congressional leaders, the American Alliance of Museums warned that museums nationwide are losing at least $33 million each day.
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They estimated museums nationwide are losing $30 million daily, with nearly one-third of museums in danger of closing permanently after the crisis.
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In fact, a number of museums have already collaborated with developers to create virtual spaces where people can experience the museums' physical collections.
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To help make the argument for the value of museums McCauley conferred with Elizabeth Merritt, director of the Center for the Future of Museums.
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When Trowbridge observed that theme parks had become more like art museums, Krens argued that art museums needed to become more like theme parks.
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The division started with a focus on partnering with museums to bring art works online alongside Street View-style walk-throughs of famous museums.
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Ms. Wilsey, the museums' chief executive and board president, relinquished the C.E.O. title to the new director of the Fine Arts Museums, Max Hollein.
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More than 726,85033 people are employed or supported by museums in America, and museums directly contribute more than $50 billion to the GDP —annually.
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"My clients who have donated to museums have had really long-term relationships with the museums," said Nilani Trent, an art adviser in Manhattan.
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The data also demonstrate history museums attract a similar visitor to art museums (which validates my long-held hunch that museum goers are museum goers).
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The group comprises of representatives of several European museums, the Royal Court of Benin, Edo State Government, and Nigeria's National Commission for Museums and Monuments.
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About half of these will be new paintings that will be for sale, but only to public museums (private museums also cannot buy her work).
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But museums are losing ground against collectors as prices get so high, so we work even harder to help museums get the pieces they want.
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He first began with another project that focuses on an act that museums don't explicitly prohibit but that some may consider indecorous: sleeping in museums.
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Museums and national governments are likely to resist wholesale restitution, and national laws preventing museums from disbursing their collections will continue to present a formidable barrier.
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The BDG bought together representatives of Nigeria's National Commission for Museums and Monuments (NCMM), the Royal Court of Benin, and several European museums with bronze collections.
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Some of the museums are located on the founding donor's property, and the founding donors often are presidents of the museums or sit on their boards.
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I have spent a great deal of time thinking about the relationship between museums and public libraries, to understand what makes libraries feel different from museums.
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"The strength of these exhibitions is that Barbie is now breaking out of the toy museums and getting major recognition from general museums," Dr. Russo said.
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Zusammen bilden die Sammlung des Berliner Museums für Asiatische Kunst und die außereuropäischen Sammlungen des Ethnologischen Museums einen der reichsten Bestände außereuropäischer Kunst und Artefakte weltweit.
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Tate Modern is among the 10 most visited art museums in the world, and together, the four Tate museums draw roughly eight million visitors a year.
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More and more museums have rooms and exhibits meant for kids, and I've found that even young children enjoy the main parts of museums as well.
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I love those deadpan titles, which are like the ones museums assign to utilitarian relics of the past, and it's a safe bet that Mendelson loves museums.
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In recent years we have seen increasing sensitivity on the part of museums to the handling of human remains, notably in American museums with deceased Native Americans.
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When we started thinking about this year's Museums section, we asked colleagues and people in the museum business what they thought about the role of museums today.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Center for the Future of Museums (CFM), part of the American Alliance of Museums, recently released the 2016 edition of TrendsWatch, its annual report highlighting global trends museums should consider as they move forward to better respond to society's behaviors and needs.
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Last year a record 451 new museums opened, pushing the total by the end of 2798 to 2110,2000, says An Laishun, vice-president of the China Museums Association.
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The group organized exhibitions in local museums only to cancel at the last minute, thus undermining the museums' authority to determine what art would be shown and when.
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It was spectacle, curiosity, and science, and many of today's museums were influenced by museums with this eclectic past that were meant to engage and educate multiple audiences.
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OCCUPY MUSEUMS (Founded 2011) Emerging from Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Museums is a largely New York-based group that focuses on the relationship between art institutions and capitalism.
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Ms. Pérez, who is also president of the Association of Puerto Rican Art Museums, and her colleagues have begun to rethink almost everything about their museums and hurricanes.
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He continued to exhibit frequently elsewhere, especially in galleries and museums across the Midwest; more than 90 museums in the United States and abroad ultimately acquired his work.
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In terms of the benefits museums lend to universities: museums can provide wider audiences and can mount deeper and more well-researched exhibitions when partnered with a university.
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Museums on the Map 1995–2012, edited by Guido Guerzoni, reveals several provocative facts: 652 new museums were built in the seventeen years that span 1995 and 2012; the majority of these by far were constructed in the United States (139), and the greater number of these were art museums.
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"A static museum does not compete with computerized museums," James Kralik, 73, a retired county sheriff who owns a handful of small museums here, including a Civil War diorama and the Lincoln Train Museum, said with a sigh, adding that times are getting harder for some of his museums, too.
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By the year 2050, contemporary art museums across the nation began struggling to acquire new work, while losing existing work to collectors and to buyouts by larger historic museums.
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But data show black museum visitors are rare, making up just 6% of overall visitors to US museums, according to a 2010 report by the American Alliance of Museums.
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Called "Spain: 500 years of Spanish Painting from the Museums of Madrid," the exhibition shows works from eight museums in Madrid, including the Prado, Reina Sofía and the Sorolla.
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Whole sections of the museums are undergoing renovations ordered by Mr. Paolucci, a former culture minister who was director for nine years and who had previously led Florence's museums.
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"I've worked at other museums where we found muskets that were loaded, museums with loaded cannons, percussion cannonballs and other ordnance from the Civil War," Ridgway told The Times.
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With New Urgency, Museums Cultivate Curators of Color Hoping to reflect a broader range of visitors, museums are diversifying their staffs, welcoming a more inclusive generation of future leaders.
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Museums Tell Teenagers: We're Here for You In a growing movement, museums nationwide are offering programs for adolescents that let them explore challenging subjects, sometimes working directly with artists.
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"I find it very exciting and very promising," Elizabeth Merritt, director of the Center for the Future of Museums of the American Alliance of Museums, said of the trend.
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" That interplay between the museums and the students reflects the distance that university museums have come from the era when they were, as Ms. Goodyear put it, "jewel boxes.
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The letter was addressed to the Springfield Museums, an organization that includes the Dr. Seuss museum and four other museums, and Dr. Seuss Enterprises, which oversees Mr. Geisel's brand.
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In 1974 the Ghanaian government submitted restitution claims against several UK museums, which were rejected by the British government on the grounds that national museums are unable to deaccession.
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Governments in Europe are cutting back their support of museums, and so these museums are adapting the American model and increasingly are turning to private citizens and corporations for donations.
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"It's very important for mainstream museums — not just for cultural specific museums like mine — to show that work," Mr. Casals said in 2017, speaking of exhibitions dealing with gender fluidity.
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The city has great museums, including the Galleria Borghese and the Vatican Museums, but the art inside the churches — the frescoes and paintings dating back to the Renaissance — is stunning.
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This information suggests that the relationship that North American art museums have historically had with wealthy patrons continues apace — with museums borrowing works from private hands to successfully mount exhibitions.
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I grew up in Brooklyn in a family without strong cultural traditions, but my parents did take me to museums, and now, as an adult, I love going to museums.
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The Owsley Museum is a member of the American Alliance of Museums (AAM), and thus is subject to the AAM's 2008 guidelines for museums possessing archaeological material and ancient art.
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As educational institutions, museums should feel an obligation to be forthcoming about provenance issues with items on display — especially at a time when museums' ethical practices are attracting increasing scrutiny.
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Yet, the social space that museums tend to embody have traditionally, at least in Europe, been public, however, in the United States, private museums that are publicly accessible remain standard.
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Another possible application of artificial intelligence, according to Elizabeth Merritt, director of the American Alliance of Museums' Center for the Future of Museums, could be the ability of visitors to interact with historical figures at history museums, through chatbots developed using the figures' published writings and archives, as well as oral histories.
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But historic houses and history museums are less popular than they used to be, and museums that cater for young visitors now have to compete with an array of other attractions.
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"As much as Zimbabwe is renowned for this stone sculpture .... we do not have many pieces in museums because in Africa we don't have (enough of) our own museums," Benhura laments.
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A private museum like the ICA Miami must compete for philanthropic funding alongside the city's public museums, as well as its major university-owned museums, also now mostly showing contemporary art.
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Museums & Galleries Member previews begin on Tuesday for this exhibition, which opens on April 3 and includes more than 160 items on loan from 32 museums and archaeological institutions in China.
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While many museums are pushing to make more of their collections available to the public through the web, very few museums include moving images or performance works in those online collections.
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Just as art museums today must wrestle with an earlier aesthetic that excluded women and artists of color, local-history museums are working to recalibrate the way they present the past.
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Museums -- OK, some might be open, but some aren't.
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It's also interesting to reflect on an institution's roots in 19th-century dime museums at a moment when there's debate over the "Instagramification" of museums and the emphasis of spectacle over academia.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Natural History, Endangered," by Richard Conniff (Sunday Review, April 3): Would natural history museums attract more interest and support if they were branded, say, "natural world museums"?
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There's ... without question, art museums are named after families that have made their money in suspicious ways and put their name on museums to kind of elevate the way people perceive them.
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The memo stresses that museums have continued to provide social and cultural benefits amid the pandemic, as museums digitize their archives and offer online learning tools and exhibitions, among other remote programs.
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Ms. Jatta said she also planned a second entrance to the Vatican Museums that would offer alternative routes through "parts of the museums that are less visited," such as the Ethnological Museum.
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Then when we, as a nation, have started being nicer to one another, we can put them on display at history museums and battlefields or — perhaps in a few cases — art museums.
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New York's Museum of Modern Art and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) round out the top three most 'grammed museums in the US. In fact, but for the Louvre — which similarly dominated last year's museums list — the tally of the most Instagrammed museums in the world is dominated by New York, London, and Los Angeles. 1.
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Organizations like The American Alliance of Museums and the International Council of Museums (ICOM) uphold rigorous standards for accreditation; the official designation "museum" can increase credibility and access to government and private grants.
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As Amy Lonetree argues in Decolonizing Museums, the anthropological foundations of Native representation in museums not only influenced the types of exhibitions, but also the public's understanding of Native social and political economies.
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"We set out to, generally speaking, politicize museums [to] make museums more accountable and more of a public space than they were before," Fischer told VICE Impact following the talk at Pioneer Works.
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A spokeswoman for the Smithsonian museums, which includes the National Zoo in Washington, said the institution "may be able to keep museums" open but that as of Friday morning it was still unclear.
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Since security guard pay at museums across the board is near minimum wage, many guards in unionized and non-unionized museums work two or more jobs in order to earn a living income.
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He spoke about how difficult it is for museums to be interdisciplinary, how universities can provide some of this wider perspective, thereby giving museums good questions to pose to materials in their collections.
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Art Not Oil intends to formally submit its report and relevant documents to the Museums Association's Ethics Committee, which will investigate the claims and determine whether the museums have breached its ethics code.
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Multiple moai are on display in museums across the world.
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But the potential benefits to museums seem a bit unclear.
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This is the first joint acquisition between the two museums.
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Related artifacts have been surfacing in museums and at auctions.
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They transformed familiar building types like skyscrapers, offices, and museums.
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Barbara Jatta was appointed the Vatican Museums' first female director.
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Newer museums are building flood prevention directly into their architecture.
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Schools, museums, and theaters will be recommended to place one.
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Some artists refuse to exhibit in commercial galleries or museums.
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"School trips cannot occur with museums closed," lamented secretary Skorton.
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See the full list of participating museums and cultural centers:
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Artists don't have much better luck donating to museums, either.
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He also cited museums in Vienna and nearby St. Poelten.
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Did you have exposure to art in the museums there?
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Next year, two new museums will open in the district.
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Public museums have not traditionally been part of Chinese culture.
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Museums which can do that still have a bright future.
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Small local museums also enjoy strong support from their communities.
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The combined space of both museums is 54,000 square feet.
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The young are wild about classical music and art museums.
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Tourism: All national parks, museums, and zoos will be closed.
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Are we surprised that The Carters made museums cool again?
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What kinds of museums are you planning to work with?
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Plenty of central banks run museums of coins and banknotes.
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It is also "#6" of the World's Most Instagrammed Museums.
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In fact, our ancestors' remains are still held in museums.
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These museums may need to take a different approach here.
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Testimonies were recorded, monuments erected, museums built, and curricula updated.
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We've written about weird museums a lot in this space.
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"There were no museums, collectors, or dealers," Mr. Galassi said.
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How do you think museums engage in politics and activism?
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It hardly matters; fashion in museums is catnip for crowds.
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For me, food always takes precedence over museums or monuments.
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These days, there are museums dedicated to just about everything.
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All Smithsonian museums and the National Zoo are now closed.
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"I have friends who are directors of museums," he said.
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Museums often hate to give up parts of their collections.
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More museums over the next decade continued to follow Picasso's.
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GRÚPAT works have been presented mainly at museums and galleries.
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Can you imagine if that were a thing at museums?
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Cafes and museums are crowded, and hotels are booked solid.
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Download the entire Private Art Museums Report for free here.
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Dickson pops up at various private receptions, museums and arts
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Meanwhile, the waiting list of museums has risen to 18.
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I never expected museums to exhibit my clothing and accessories.
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To some degree, the museums have benefited, at least financially.
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Technology can also come to the aid of Western museums.
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But in June 2006, the leadership changed at both museums.
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When museums open the archives, some artists go to work.
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Related: Art Swap: What Happens When Museums Trade Their Collections?
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These works will never make their way into the museums.
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Art museums and flamenco shows are also a Madrid specialty.
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Mr. Guillan envisions a bigger role for A.I. in museums.
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The Crimean museums have three months to appeal the ruling.
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ART & MUSEUMS This major group drawing show, running through Jan.
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The coronavirus pandemic is shutting down museums, theaters, and clubs.
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Many museums offer a similar experience on your smart phone.
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A walk through various Smithsonian Institution museums makes that clear.
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Monuments and historical museums are always mirrors, advertisements, time bombs.
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In recent years, several museums have presented major fashion displays.
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The museum is one of the world's largest technology museums.
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The Vatican has been staging cultural exchanges with Chinese museums.
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The answer may lie in early modern European anatomy museums.
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The Museums section is among the most fun to create.
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What are you focusing on at the museums these days?
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Museums and institutions can boost attendance if they offer fashion.
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"We hope other museums take this on, too," Drew said.
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I'd never seen it, and I go to textile museums.
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This is a recipe for emptying Europe's museums, isn't it?
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Martha Tedeschi was appointed director of the Harvard Art Museums.
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There are only 15 other known Leonardos, all in museums.
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It can't be mitigated by going to concerts or museums.
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The move sets a tricky precedent for other European museums.
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I go to museums because I can't afford those things.
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Museums should not see repatriation only for what is lost.
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He envisions floating museums and factories shared by nearby cities.
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More often in the past, museums have resisted such pressure.
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But what museums should not do is become circus sideshows.
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Museums, she said, were calling about new and old work.
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Everybody knows that less is more, except, it seems, museums.
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These restrictions impact businesses, sports stadiums, museums, even transit stops.
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Because that's what museums like the National Museum ultimately do.
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But when fake antiquities are donated to museums, taxpayers lose.
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Where is it told — in the streets or in museums?
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Some of the works are worthy of the finest museums.
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Not all collaborations between museums and orchestras involve huge institutions.
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He created private homes, public buildings, museums, and office spaces.
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What do you think should be the purpose of museums?
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Major museums are opening, and the Istanbul Biennial is underway.
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By these numbers, another 40 or so museums should benefit.
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The majority of museums in DC are free to visit.
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None of these individuals are obligated to support art museums.
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"All these sad, dramatic, black sculptures outside museums," he recalled.
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Normally, in museums, they have to sit to the side.
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See the museums, restaurants and bars on our Google Map.
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Not all French nudes in Swedish museums were so decorous.
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"They highlight the beauty of natural history museums," Murray said.
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Most of them can be visited independently of the museums.
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Museums are having a field day with these duck pics.
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Cafes, museums and shopping districts provide endless options to explore.
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The Bramans, who loan art to museums, have no curator.
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After that, she'll continue on an international tour of museums.
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It's museums "that take their cue from artists," she said.
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As a child, I was taken to art museums extensively.
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Calls for museums to demonstrate more accountability are gaining steam.
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Los Angeles's museums are in fine fettle, if significant transition.
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Hatch also asked the museums how they obtained their artworks.
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As he turns 603, three museums will present his work.
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Some of Rome's newest train stations will double as museums.
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Museums and the performing arts would flourish as never before.
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Science museums, for instance, are much more interactive and tactile.
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But admission to Yale Art Museums — are you listening, Harvard?
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He is currently in talks with a number of museums.
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Following a call to action from the Association of Children's Museums, museums in Indiana, New York, Massachusetts and other states have pressed for more humane treatment of immigrant children and urgent action from politicians.
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While French law currently prohibits museums from breaking with any of the objects in their collections, French President Emmanuel Macron has been making a bid for the restitution of African artifacts in French museums.
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Related: How Technology Is Augmenting the Future of Museums in California The Best Museums of the World in a Blink of an Eye Visit Bosch's 'Garden of Earthly Delights' Inside a Gorgeous Web Tour
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As traditional museums find themselves in the hot seat after the decades-long surge of identity politics, our art critic took the opportunity to offer museums a five-point plan to save their souls.
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The paintings will be interpreted by curators from museums in London, Amsterdam, Munich, Philadelphia and Tokyo, who will deliver a sequence of live 15-minute commentaries while standing with the works in the museums.
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Museums & Galleries No one does epic better than the Met, and this hypnotic, glow-in-the-dark exhibition — closing on Sunday — of 160 objects from 32 museums in mainland China is in that line.
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Other museums resisted the 1970 Art Strike demand to close and, as some museums have responded to this week's Art Strike, insisted on the constructive role they might play in an atmosphere of crisis.
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Many of them see those institutions, including museums, as a continuation of the state, and they have every right to, since museums often echo the ideologies of elites and their taxonomies of culture and value.
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Terrorism and violent attacks on museums are not the right solution to these issues, but museums should openly consider why they are often targets of anger and violence by groups that are marginalized in society.
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African governments are stepping up pressure on Western museums to return stolen artefacts following a French government report that urged mass restitutions of objects in France's national museums that were seized during the colonial era.
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"We hope Smithsonian Magazine's Museum Day helps people discover more museums across the U.S. and become involved in our cultural treasures," said Natanya Khashan, director of communications and marketing for the American Alliance of Museums.
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His parents were both professors, and frequently took him to museums.
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The Smithsonian's museums in New York City will shut as well.
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MoMA was established in 1929 as a challenge to traditional museums.
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Will we have museums and festivals dedicated to pinot grigio instead?
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It's one of those sleepover nights that museums do these days.
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Museums are just now deciding to hang them on their walls.
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And why should the city's undocumented residents trust art museums anyway?
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Back at Airbnb, I research museums and shoe stores in Vienna.
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But high-tech and art museums don't turn a town around.
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All the pieces were drawn from the collections of local museums.
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While objects from the period exist in museums, interiors are rare.
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Andrew Carnegie, an American businessman and philanthropist, called museums "wise extravagances".
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We want to destroy museums, libraries and academies of all kinds.
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Almost half of Britain's free "national" museums are in Greater London.
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And in cities whose economic fortunes have declined, museums suffer too.
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Grant Hill's African-American art collection has been exhibited at museums.
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Plus, the Telfair Museums are gifted 347 photographs by Bruce Davidson.
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They came to eat in traditional restaurants and visit art museums.
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Now, like so many museums in New York, Mmuseumm is expanding.
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Others found the experience reaffirmed their assumptions that museums are boring.
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The idea of museums investing in startups represents a paradigm shift.
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Museums don't traditionally have much access to early-stage investment expertise.
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But museums and dictionaries are feeble defence against globalisation and urbanisation.
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Soyoung Lee was appointed chief curator of the Harvard Art Museums.
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His designs are so popular, some are on display in museums.
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Some are held by Dutch museums, art galleries and other institutions.
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Some Laemmle objects ended up in private collections, others in museums.
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And last, auction houses and museums must stop buying these treasures.
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Google is sending some museums this powerful new camera for free.
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Museums across the country will offer free admission on Saturday, Sept.
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Over a thousand museums are participating, including many delightful, niche ones.
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We've yet to see how museums are going to use it.
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This point is consistently lost when museums permanently display altarpieces open.
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Yet most major American museums did not join the artists' strike.
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And there are other ways museums can play roles in this.
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Instead, he shares snapshots of museums, architecture, and plenty of hats.
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The way that museums have gone about this challenge varies widely.
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"Almost everything you'll find in museums is technically stolen," Owen said.
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What I realized is that trans lives are invisible in museums.
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Museums give people a sense of their space in the world.
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Other museums have recently taken architectural steps to improve bird safety.
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"Museums are one of the greatest cheats of humankind," he writes.
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However, in practice, museums offer a very specific narrative concerning nature.
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It's a line that few artists walk and most museums ignore.
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The Smithsonian museums and the National Zoo will close on Jan.
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Landscape design, a fundamentally sensual genre, doesn't translate easily into museums.
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For many tourists, museums and art galleries are must-see attractions.
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These types of displays belong in museums, not our state capitol.
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The importance of these museums, however, may be lost on him.
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Donatello, who loves science and gadgets, promotes museums and cultural attractions.
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Three of these 15 LMs ended up in museums on Earth.
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Today, former hammams and hans (inns) serve as galleries and museums.
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Civil rights museums have always tied history lessons to current events.
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Let other museums tend to the messiness of the immediate present.
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Museums allow people to feel threads of interconnectedness that transcend time.
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Creating museums for their stories is not about serving special interests.
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But federally-run museums and national parks have been shut down.
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The tech giant has often picked museums with a digital connection.
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Boeing has also put three of its 787 Dreamliners in museums.
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To tap those collectors, museums are deploying staff members more broadly.
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Also, I think Paris is great with its playgrounds and museums.
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Many museums have adapted a greater sensitivity about displaying human remains.
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Creating the autonomous museums is a key part of his legacy.
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Universities, museums and private collectors acquired many of these "new" fragments.
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But there is a trend among some museums to demystify operations.
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Museums & Galleries The International Center of Photography is back, and welcome.
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Amherst is full of multiple museums for art and literature enthusiasts.
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Why do they have a public spirit that most museums don't?
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Do we want that or do we want to subsidize museums?
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The artist shares his thoughts on museums, power, art, and ideology.
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Although museums will be offering free admission, some require advanced tickets.
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Art is available from the top museums, artists and image makers.
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We're taking field trips to museums and restaurants and people's houses.
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Smithsonian museums will remain open this weekend, federal shutdown or no.
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There are whole museums dedicated to the presentation of outrageous fictions.
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And yet museums are full of celebrations of horses, not donkeys.
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This is far beyond what museums typically program around an exhibition.
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Her work has been exhibited at the country's most prominent museums.
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They are even appreciated by museums for their artistry and craftsmanship.
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Some museums have also responded by quickly staging politically relevant exhibitions.
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"I haven't seen the city, really, or the museums," he replied.
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Museums, the Metropolitan Opera, Carnegie Hall were all closing their doors.
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I've visited more galleries and museums than I can possibly count.
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Or do these digital resources actually increase the importance of museums?
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These include scientific organizations, universities, libraries, museums, newspapers and civic organizations.
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We've also been spending a lot of time exploring the museums.
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I can distinctly remember visiting the Pompidou and other Paris museums.
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Museums are no longer the rarefied sites that demand we listen.
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Some museums are preemptively warning the public of an imminent shutdown.
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Ms. Cao is now putting on exhibitions at major international museums.
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Places like the Highline and the major museums will be jampacked.
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"We have just reached out to other museums," Mr. Biesenbach said.
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The shift has also been visible in museums around the country.
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"Museums provide opportunities for physical, emotional, and social learning," Massie said.
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Universities, government archives and museums should rise to meet the challenge.
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The president spent less than an hour in the two museums.
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NASA laboratories, Smithsonian museums and other sites in Washington are empty.
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Huddling in museums for air, observing exhibits of the undamaged world?
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Coincidentally, Chinese art is now routinely looted from Western art museums.
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Certain museums require advance booking, while others may be available immediately.
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Some museums, such as the Matheson History Museum didn't want them.
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New York City already has many of these institutional art museums.
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Morawiecki added that also universities, museums and cinemas will be closed.
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The big museums have extended hours on Fridays, Saturdays or both.
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Cafes and restaurants are closed, as are museums and movie theaters.
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The National Monument and museums are just a short walk away.
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Bruce Nauman: Disappearing Acts The show is at two museums. Oct.
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They include large museums, buildings offering city views and outdoor markets.
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Museums Museum of Witchcraft and Magic, the Harbour, Boscastle, Cornwall; museumofwitchcraftandmagic.co.uk.
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If museums exist and are run well, the art will come.
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But the zoo and the museums would be closed beginning Monday.
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Christopher Breward was named director of the National Museums of Scotland.
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Many of these historic buildings now house museums, galleries and shops.
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Several of South Korea's museums also remain closed until further notice.
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Look to your libraries, museums, parks, and wildlife centers in particular.
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Many museums maintain copyrights over high quality images from its collection.
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Museums have long considered themselves above the fray of the political.
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Its regional capital, Venice, has closed only its schools and museums.
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Elsewhere in Italy, schools, museums, universities and cinemas were all closed.
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The remaining four in existence are held by museums or institutions.
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"We want to be different from European museums," Ms. Gonnella said.
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Here are more of the most popular museums in the world.
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He takes them to museums and tells them about his childhood.
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Latino art continues to be all but ignored by major museums.
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What made the American Visionary Art Museum different from other museums?
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So museums want to fuse art and science to raise awareness.
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Even small museums with limited resources now aim to be inclusive.
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And two additional artist proofs (also bananas) are going to museums.
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But there has been no softening in his attitude toward museums.
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Soon his work was appearing in art shows, galleries and museums.
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The theft has raised concerns about security at museums around Germany.
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Many of the works were sourced from museums and private collections.
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France alone holds 2150,20173 sub-Saharan African objects in its museums.
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We want world-class museums, immense parks, rare shops, grand boulevards.
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Those include museums, performing arts centers, and cultural hubs or districts.
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Later these cabinets of curiosities became foundational collections in public museums.
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I went to more museums that I had in five years.
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They don't donate to art museums in the communities they're hurting.
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In France, I bought yearly passes for myself to all museums.
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In that sense, Ms. Carlson sees her dancers as human museums.
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To the Editor: Museums are educational as well as memorial institutions.
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Fine art museums have a lot to learn from its example.
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Other museums and galleries are using augmented reality to augment exhibitions.
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But what's at stake with the recent upsurge of private museums?
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Telfair Museums acquired a Nick Cave soundsuit for its permanent collection.
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Monumental text appears to be a common display strategy in museums.
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The Smithsonian has said its museums could remain open through Monday.
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"Through forced separations and inhumane treatment in overcrowded, unsanitary facilities, the United States is denying children their basic human rights," said the Association of Children's Museums, which represents museums in all 50 states and 19 countries.
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And that hope lies not only in the art museums in the United States, but in the entirety of experience that American museums of all types offer our citizens to engage more deeply in the humanities.
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For three months, museums and donors both were terrified that the Berkshire Museum would singlehandedly upend all the norms around deaccessioning, and make it far too easy for museums to fill budget gaps with sale proceeds.
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Museums are trusted — and relevant According to data from a National Awareness, Attitudes, and Usage study, even in the age of "fake news," museums are trusted sources of information — more so than newspapers or media outlets.
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Night at the Museums (Tuesday) Fifteen museums in Lower Manhattan take part in this annual event, part of the River to River Festival, in which they stay open late and provide entertainment both inside and outdoors.
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Ranking among the top five art museums nationwide for attendance (with about 1.4 million visitors last year), the Fine Arts Museums is known for organizing or importing special exhibitions financed in part through high admission fees.
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Today, we're more alert to these ethical flaws, as several recent protests against museums show, though we still have a habit of trusting our cultural institutions, museums and universities among them, to be basically right-thinking.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The "Art Museums by the Numbers" report, released on Monday by the Association of Art Museum Directors (AAMD), breaks down the ways in which art museums are now being managed.
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" —Abbey "A lot of libraries in cities have some version of a 'Cultural Pass,' where patrons can use their library card to get free admission to places like art museums, science museums, public parks, local exhibits, etc.
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In attempting to gauge whether attendance at American cultural institutions is indeed declining, many commentators often conflate "museum" with "art museum," but art museums comprise only about 4.5% of American museums, while history institutions, comprise about 55.5%.
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The institution points out that not all of the Parthenon Marbles are in London, as the Louvre, Vatican Museums, and other museums have fragments, and "approximately half of what survive from antiquity" are at the Acropolis Museum.
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The company has already signed deals with two Russian museums — Polytechnic Museum and Moscow Design Museum — and has produced over a dozen 'Shows' which sees it help museums and makers create an online collection of their wares.
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"This is the key of the success that we, at the Vatican Museums, love to call the 'diplomacy of art'," said Jatta, the first woman to head the museums, which receive about six million visitors a year.
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In his preview piece on Hauser Wirth & Schimmel, the Los Angeles Times's Christopher Knight criticized the ethically questionable practice of museums loaning work to gallery shows (and counted some 13 US museums as lenders to the show).
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In Washington, for example, the Smithsonian museums on and near the National Mall have 13 picturesque gardens spread over nine acres around the museums, and the D.C. area itself has more than two dozen other gardens; DCGardens.
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Take the ferry from Coronado's town center to downtown San Diego to explore museums and the lively Gaslamp Quarter, or drive across the bridge for attractions such as Balboa Park's museums, gardens, and renowned San Diego Zoo.
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There was a big focus on feminist art and museums putting together punchy exhibitions of women's art in the early 2000s, when galleries and museums started looking at their collections to ask why aren't more women included.
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"Many of our nation's Holocaust and Jewish museums are taking on the renewed responsibility of strengthening contemporary understanding of what American Jews are facing today," said Melissa Yaverbaum, executive director of the Council of American Jewish Museums.
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A 2010 study by the American Alliance of Museums found that while people of color will make up 46% of the American population by 2033, they are on track to only represent 9% of museums' core audiences.
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The new policy is comparable to fees at other local art museums.
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Internally, museums may have to rely less on full-time staff members.
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The painting was purchased for one of his two museums in Shanghai.
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Now you can easily explore the world's best museums from your couch.
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Even dead, Bentham has an active university life, overseen by UCL Museums.
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Private museums, especially amidst DC's diverse museum landscape, have difficulty staying competitive.
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Out of the major Manhattan art museums, only the Guggenheim didn't respond.
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Around the square, you find a mixture of government offices and museums.
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Australia has had it with selfie sticks at museums and stadiums, too.
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He gave him books to read, took him to museums and theaters.
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As museums become more and more alike, the Prado's collection remains unique.
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And then after that, I worked in museums as a [security] guard.
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The outlook for public funding of museums, especially in Europe, is bleak.
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Does "APESHIT" prove that museums are officially having a pop culture moment?
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In Washington, D.C., however, the Smithsonian museums and National Zoo remain closed.
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Seven other museums in the province of North Brabant will present shows.
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Everything else in the show was sold, to museums or important collectors.
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The images will be used in classes and museums as teaching tools.
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In a way, it is one of those fake pop-up museums.
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He talks of patriotism, calligraphy and the commercial headaches of running museums.
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"Museums rely for their constituency on their own ZIP code," he said.
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When the government is closed, national parks, museums and zoos are shuttered.
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The worlds' museums of natural history will have to update their displays.
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EW: You have stressed how it benefits museums to have disabled visitors.
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He identifies as an artist and has shown his work in museums.
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"The African heritage cannot be a prisoner of European museums," he said.
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There are, broadly and unscientifically, two ways that museums display their material.
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We now visit museums to see works that are already available online.
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Economic restraints push museums to continuously re-evaluate their purpose, says Chan.
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Makeda Best was appointed curator of photography at the Harvard Art Museums.
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One of my favorite things about D.C. is all the free museums.
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They will go to museums and do all sorts of fun things.
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Last year nearly 216m tourists came for theatre, comedy, sports and museums.
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I told her actually to take the time to enjoy the museums.
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E: That was my advice, enjoy the museums, and enjoy your meals.
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I like to watch stupid videos on YouTube and go to museums.
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It brings together technology companies, community-based organizations, museums and content creators.
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The sea watch passed the test, according to the Royal Museums Greenwich.
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Three spacecraft survive in retirement as specimens in museums around the country.
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Medical museums were not the sole institutions housing and displaying remains, however.
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Museums and libraries have been looted, books burned, artwork crushed — or trafficked.
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So I think in that way, museums can be really, really important.
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Other countries and museums in Europe have since taken up the issue.
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The museums in France to which he loaned it seemed to agree.
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"We have a scale challenge that other museums don't have," she said.
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When it comes to missed museums, a good portion are also missable.
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Why do you think it's important that museums start collecting these objects?
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These photos came from public archives, libraries, museums, and local historical societies.
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They'd talk about art, go to museums, and walk in parks together.
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The museums and cultural institutions that Google partnered with managed the rights.
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Public sculptures are seen by far more people than works in museums.
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Related: Poop Museums & Panama Papers: Last Week in Art Who Killed Trump?
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"I think the answer is to relocate them into museums," she said.
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Tongue slightly in cheek, he says museums are "in charge of eternity".
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Do people simply not go to museums expecting to laugh, I wondered?
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Saturdays are for galleries and studio visits, and Sundays are for museums.
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They have a nerve and flexibility absent from museums and commercial galleries.
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Its beauty explains why her clients are artists, photographers, galleries and museums.
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Two new museums – the Guggenheim and Zayed National Museum - are being built.
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Most people see a fraction of what most museums have to offer.
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Also, many big museums have more than one entrance you can use.
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What NASA's moon landers were and how 3 ended up in museums
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Arnett helped Holley place his work in more museums and private collections.
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See the museums, homes, and miniatures that take after the White House.
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"Sometimes we'd hit four museums in a single day," Mr. Ross recalled.
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How could museums better foster these connections — yet still keep exhibits safe?
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Collecting can, of course, be practical: Libraries and museums are valuable utilities.
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Hatch announced Thursday that he recently concluded a review into these museums.
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The Art Fund contributed £1 million and Royal Museums Greenwich gave £400,000.
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Last year, 62 million people visited the world's top dozen art museums.
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All Smithsonian museums have been closed due to the federal government shutdown.
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Some of his finds are so rare they are displayed in museums.
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Galleries have always provided scholarly support for museums exhibiting their artists' work.
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That museums are now targets says something about their newly perceived status.
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Museums get money, and in exchange, corporations get to look somewhat nice.
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Because most people are not able to go to museums and galleries.
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The structural issues facing museums play out in ways large and small.
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Peter Keller was appointed director general of the International Council of Museums.
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Growing up, my father always took us to dance performances and museums.
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Going to shows in museums helps us become better individual art collectors.
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At other museums, the uptick in social media audiences is also noteworthy.
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When summer weather turns sultry, museums are very chill places to be.
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Due to the pandemic, museums and galleries are now creating virtual experiences.
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What objects from those events should be part of the museums' collections?
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I've worked with other museums, and they just wanted the finished product.
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A few big international museums have experimented with this kind of mix.
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All national parks should be free, like the great museums of Washington.
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The pieces wound up in museums and private collections around the world.
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Museums and archaeological sites are closed in Italy during the countrywide lockdown.
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Yet despite these ideals, individual museums continue to struggle for financial sustainability.
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We are lucky to live in Washington where most museums are free.
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Either way, it's not a reason not to show fashion in museums.
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Museums and galleries around the country staged posthumous exhibitions of her work.
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Terry McAuliffe in arguing that the statues should be moved to museums.
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She took me to movie premieres, balls and galas at snooty museums.
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Museums, trying to attract gifts of such work, go on expansion sprees.
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When this news broke several museums, including the Guggenheim, quickly cut ties.
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Brendan Fernandes brings his subversive take on dance and art to museums.
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"I believe that museums are platforms of education, research, experimentation," he said.
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Museums in Europe are scrambling to answer that for the historical record.
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Many cultural institutions, including museums, are bringing their collections to armchair travelers.
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This puts museums seeking to commemorate Rodin's centenary in a tricky position.
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Galleries and private museums have begun to take root in some cities.
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After massacres of Aboriginal Australians, police officers sold body parts to museums.
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Smithsonian museums and the National Zoo were set to reopen on Tuesday.
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Museums can be crowded on Sundays, and I try to avoid crowds.
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Accompanying it is a catalog of 1,631 objects missing from the museums.
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But his heart already belonged to museums, and to presenting exhibitions there.
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Instead, in the years since, museums in the United States have thrived.
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But the French state kept about 2,100 and entrusted them to museums.
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I always head first for the intimate museums dedicated to major figures.
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When making your fall plans, put the city's museums on your list.
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They were chasing culture at museums and cutting a rug at clubs.
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Ms. Selldorf specializes in quiet, abstract Minimalist designs especially suited to museums.
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Just as important, how many contemporary art museums does Miami actually need?
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Museums in every city in northern Syria fill halls with their portraits.
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The scale and depth of the collection are unsurpassed among ethnographic museums.
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Other museums, however, have pledged to keep staff on payroll despite shutdowns.
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This week's column, on tiny museums, is an exemplar of the form.
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This is usually considered the task of museums that have encyclopedic collections.
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Even the biggest art dealers and many mainstream museums couldn't do this.
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It is one of the most popular museums in the United States.
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And they're part of exhibits in science museums in Vermont and Massachusetts.
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There are events, concerts, monuments, museums, even entire schools named for Chopin.
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Valuable artifacts raised by his expeditions were given to museums or governments.
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Last year, several Dutch museums ended partnerships with the oil company Shell.
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"In Lubbock, the only museums were full of farm implements," he says.
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Tech can play the role to integrate museums in the broader community.
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Many small culinary museums focusing on coffee, chocolate or bananas dot roadsides.
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Other specialized wax museums, like the Movieland Museum in Buena Park, Calif.
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Other estates now house commercial vineyards, museums and refuges for abused animals.
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Museums Virtual reality could add a lot of culture to our lives.
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But the zoo and the museums will be closed starting on Monday.
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Even state-owned museums survive, and thrive, because of substantial private donations.
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There ought to be 7.6 billion little museums all over the world.
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Latino and Latin American art remain underrepresented in many mainstream American museums.
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Or, Mr. President, will you build museums to shelter them in Africa?
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So the artist has limited exhibitions of it to museums and institutions.
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