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“You have to love dancing to stick to it. It gives you nothing back, no manuscripts to store away, no paintings to show on walls and maybe hang in museums, no poems to be printed and sold, nothing but that single fleeting moment when you feel alive.”
Merce Cunningham

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We've been looking through our blog archives to brighten up a long Monday, and this fantastic article, titled "Looking for the Victorian Eye in London’s Medical Museums", by certainly is an eyeful! https://t.co/PQezUVF4oe

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Ahhhh... Sometimes you get to sit in the El Greco gallery all by yourself. Detail, Laocoön, ca. 1610-1614.

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A fave gallery in the new presentation of 's permanent collection is this selection of the "Underwood Travel System." 3D glimpses of wondrous places resonate w/ me as a universal pining for the "someplace else."

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Download 150 Free Coloring Books from Great Libraries, Museums & Cultural Institutions: The British Library, Smithsonian, Carnegie Hall & More https://t.co/HT3QsiDFb0

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Proofing piece for on new gallery & learning that Thutmose III – literally 'Thoth is born' (ibis headed scribe to gods) – was the Egyptian equivalent to Napoleon and his empire building tendencies. Fascinating

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The HAUM is probably my favorite museum in Germany. A pleasant, relaxed atmosphere, none of the humiliating security measures that ruin other museums, and a great collection. And the BM painting (here, more details), which never ceases to amaze me.

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'Coast Scene near Dunbar' (1847),
John Ruskin. 1819
Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery

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‘Slaves of Fashion’ has just opened at the Walker, and thanks to this unique collaboration between National Museums Liverpool and you can see some hidden treasures that have never been on display before! Find out more in our blog: https://t.co/YpbmWkKWN8

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Even without reading the exhibition label, it's clear from the eyes alone that this is a sketch of a mesmerizing psychic. Table-turning, or Portrait of a Medium, ca. 1906. 🌀🌀

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...it's not all drawings though. Many of the paintings are on loan from private collections, so this exhibition is a unique opportunity to experience them. I was immediately captivated by the jovial mug of Docteur Devaraigne, 1917.

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This drawing-focused exhibition gives you a great opportunity to see an artist, early in his career, working through different ways of sketching facial details, like the animated of Paul Alexandre (all 1909).

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Tonight! Hans Sloane was a physician, naturalist & collector noted for bequeathing his collection for what would become the .

Weds. 1/31 for "The Origins of Public Museums: Hans Sloane’s Collections and the Creation of the British Museum." https://t.co/EkVhQHJeu4

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Using VR to draw botanical prints from by women artists. Only drawing urban edible plants native to downtown Mpls. Will work w teens to create VR urban edible wild food archive & artwork.

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Hans Sloane was a physician, naturalist & collector noted for bequeathing his collection for what would become the .

Join us Weds. 1/31 for "The Origins of Public Museums: Hans Sloane’s Collections and the Creation of the British Museum." https://t.co/FfCFEbiHbn

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Reposting guez:
LA GOULE ARRIVING AT THE MOULIN ROUGE WITH TWO WOMEN by Tolousse-Lautrec 1892

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Did you know that David Bomberg taught Leon Kossoff & Frank Auerbach? Find out how these 3 artists & paintings are connected before seeing them in Birmingham's museums and https://t.co/6wbTDD6KGm

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