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While the whole museum has been abuzz with Frida Kahlo-related activities and preparations for Appea

Back in January, while going through a box of negatives from the 1950s, I saw that there were 10 pho

Brooklyn Museum programming for Year of Yes: Reimagining Feminism has sparked much interest in the r

Inspired by the Brooklyn Museum’s current exhibition Who Shot Sports we went into the stacks o

#BKMLibrary continues its digitization of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences (BIAS) Bulleti

In the sketchbook of an artist, the visible presentation ofinvisible processes is most fully realize

With the Museum’s upcoming reinstallation of its Korean Art collections on the horizon, the ar

Fall deeper in love with our collection this Valentine’s Day and swoon over a few examples of

With this year’s Brooklyn Artists Ball honoring Nick Cave around the corner, I thought I would

This First Saturday I’ll be continuing the Archives as Raw History tour series, focusing on th

Radical Women, Latin American Art 1960-1985, is one step in the long journey towards historically an

With portraits by Alexis Adler of Jean-Michel Basquiat being displayed in the caribBEING House, I wa

As a professionally trained archivist and historian who grew up in South Carolina, The Legacy of Lyn

As the Museum’s second floor galleries are being reinstalled, we’ve been acquiring resou

How exhibitions are planned has changed throughout the decades. In the early 20th century planning w

Egyptomania meets Book Arts in a newly discovered gem from WLE at #BKMLibrary. The work in question

At home and the world, comfort me with apples. Strengthen me with raisins…or arroz con pollo,

MemorialDay for many symbolizes the beginning of the summer season. Now that all thebeaches, parks,

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