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The more detailed we are in what we desire the easier we’ll get them.Muse: @stefflondonHair: @lanoix
The Brooklyn Museum Library and Archives #BKMLibrarycontinues its coverage of the romantic and weddi
Do you feel the pressure? Muse: @stefflondon Photography: @dannywonders
museiums:artist: natalia vicop a r a d i c e
Marquetry Floor & Detail, 1720. Unknown artist. Wood. German. Getty Museum LA.
This fall, we’re taking a look at how artists in the Brooklyn Museum collection have promoted civic
In PoppylandJohnOttis Adams (American; 1851–1927)1901Oil on canvasDavid Owsley Museum of Art, Muncie
On July 19, 1937, the Nazi-organized exhibition Degenerate Art opened in Munich. This infamous and v
Conservators and preparators work to install a wall of graphic material by Egyptian graphic artist,
In the 1990s, Coco Fusco and her collaborator, Guillermo Gómez-Peña, staged a series of performances
museiums:artist: quentin mongep a r a d i c e
museiums:artist: ana clericip a r a d i c e
“What does it mean that… I see an image of an enslaved person and recognizing that if I
This Thursday seven artists with work in our collection will join forces in our galleries to discuss
We’re so excited for our newest exhibition We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965–8
Luis Ricardo Falero (1851-1896), ‘Muse of the Night’ (Witches’ Sabbath), 1880Source
museiums:artist: natalia vicop a r a d i c e
“My art began by disappearing. I made an offering for the sea to erase.The waves weave our bre
museiums:artist: ana clerici
NOW ON VIEW on our fourth floor: Mickalene ThomasMickalene Thomas’s large-scale work Monet’s Salle à
brooklynmuseum:Today marks forty years since Judy Chicago’s epic artwork The Dinner Party debuted at
slam-african:Monkey Mask, Unidentified Mumuye artist, 20th century, Saint Louis Art Museum: Arts of
Mark Rothko, No. 46 (Black, Ochre, Red Over Red), 1957, oil on canvas 252.7 x 207 cm Museum of Conte
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