A common question to is "what's your most famous object?"

Definitely one of ours is this 1872 painting, "The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone" by Thomas Moran. It has traveled the US & will soon be back for the 1st time in >20 yrs!

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And the winner is: the Sea Monster!

A great choice as we have not one, but TWO drawings for this ride!

https://t.co/9JUL5T0bmh

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There's a jam-packed schedule at for this Friday. IMMA will open two new exhibitions, along with a range of online and on-site events including workshops, tours, curators in conversation and more.
https://t.co/FALnU5qPMp

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Marta Merems // “The Cosmos is with us, with you, and with them.” – Marta Merems
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🎨 – “Lilit”
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Huge thanks to today's Guest Curator  for sharing their art loves and inspirations with us!

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// “I always never liked to explain my artworks because I think that’s for the viewers to do. And that’s one of the best part of being an artist.” – El’Cesart
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🎨 – “A God I”
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: Beautiful Bizarre guest curator

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// “When it came to my art, I went my own way and did not follow the trends.” – Frank Frazetta
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🎨 – “Stranded”
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: Beautiful Bizarre guest curator

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The final Curator's choice for TRASHY NOVEL COVERS: 'Interior with a Mother and Child' by G. J. Barnes (active 1862–1867) - they were poor but they were happy! https://t.co/pJcTsmNe4v

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NEW ARTITORIAL UP!
The Art of Mircea Suciu Curator: Yingyao Wang
https://t.co/0kBHRY66PU

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Joyce Allan was an Australian conchologist,museum curator and a scientific illustrator her artwork with the Royal Art Society of New South Wales. In 1943 She became first woman to be elected as a fellow of the Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales 4/.

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The second choice of our Curator for a TRASHY NOVEL COVER - historical fiction?
'A Conversation' by John Crealock (1871–1959)
https://t.co/r5Fdwnqpsf

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Games I need to put on my curator page...

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I like to imagine there's some curator for dreams who gets fed up with my whack sleep schedule and persistent hypotheticals

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In 1910, the Fitzgerald Park Municipal Museum was opened to the public by former Lord Mayor Sir Edward Fitzgerald. It contained an eclectic mix of objects and its first and only curator was J P Dalton. It was closed in December 1924.
Find out about us at: https://t.co/ROwp1ATOnH

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