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“So long as there is gold underneath, who cares about the dust on top?” ― Gustave Flaubert, Flaubert
She signed herself “The Lady editor”. The first woman editor in the country, she wrote over two doze
Ancient Egypt as seen through western eyes is mostly monumental and remote, distant in time and over
In honor of Gun Violence Awareness Month, we participated in the month-long NYC Arts Go Orange initi
#BKMLibrary has Coney Island Fever! We’re excited to celebrate the Museum’s latest Coney Island insp
One way to mark the approaching Martin Luther King Jr. Day is to look at publications that commemora
My grandfather painted billboards in Hollywood advertising the latest movie releases. My father pain
What does a dusty receipt dated 1918 have to do with an ancient Egyptian party queen? Back stories b
It’s my favorite time of year again! In addition to leather jackets, hot toddies, classic horror fil
Folk Art has always been a focus for the Brooklyn Museum whether is it collecting great examples of
The Brooklyn Museum Libraries and Archives receive many reference requests related to the Museum’s r
The artist Lee Krasner was born in Brooklyn in 1908 and studied at the Cooper Union, the National Ac
To an artist’s eye, the season of snow and ice is notcolorless but rather bursting with life and pot
While walking through the Disguise exhibition, I started thinking about some of the other masks in t
If you attended this month’s First Saturday at the museum you may have noticed it included a brand n
Recently, while browsing the catalogue for materials to include in the Libraries and Archives First
In honor of Father’s Day on June 18th, I’m looking at Of the Earth Earthy: How Our Fathers Dwe
Happy Birthday, Walt Whitman! Today marks the 200th anniversary of the American literary icon who in
“I am a black woman. I am an artist. For many years I have been creating work to bring issues of soc
The Brooklyn Museum Libraries and Archives were recently given an incredible book entitled Genealogy
“The vaults at Saqqara had been opened, and there had been found in a sepulchral chamber more than f
In his Travels in Egypt, Charles Edwin Wilbour writes about coming upon a small room with images and
My main role as a Pratt Institute School of Information Fellow at the Brooklyn Museum Library is to
Brooklyn Museum Library celebrates Francisco Goya, one of the featured artists in the current exhibi
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