🏛️ Museums
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🌊Ancient Egyptian Watersports Revealed in Tomb Paintings
Plaster fragments from an 18th Dynasty tomb chapel near Thebes unveil scenes of recreational activities from over 3,300 years ago.
🌌A Night for the Ages
Marcelo Gleiser receives the 2019 Templeton Prize at the Met, blending ancient myths with cutting-edge cosmology in an unforgettable ceremony.
🇺🇸Coalition of Freedom
Twenty-first-century tools are making the United States’ founding document easier than ever to explore and understand
🎨Guarding Matisse, photo by Andy Freeberg
An exploration of the unique experiences of women who oversee Russian art museums, specifically highlighting the patience required to engage with art on a deep level.
🖼️Every Painting in the MoMA on 10 April 2010
In a reflective commentary on art and nostalgia, the author explores the duality of modernity and timelessness showcased in MoMA's renowned collection.
🎨The Jolly Flatboatmen (detail), by George Caleb Bingham
A reflection on George Caleb Bingham's vibrant portrayal of labor and camaraderie in the 19th century.
🍂Agate snuff bottle, China, 19th century
Reflecting on the intriguing history and artistry of antique Chinese snuff bottles.
🐋Shapeshifter, by Brian Jungen
Modern artifacts reimagined in traditional forms by artist Brian Jungen.
🖌️Highland Light, North Truro, Massachusetts, by Edward Hopper
This painting captures my admiration for Edward Hopper’s portrayal of desolation and his quick outdoor sketching style.
📦Shaolin monks rehearsing, photo by Wong Maye-E
Inside wooden boxes, Shaolin monks rehearse a unique dance, showcasing their art at the Singapore Arts Festival.
🌳Tapumes, by Henrique Oliveira
Brazilian artist Henrique Oliveira transforms discarded wood into vibrant sculptures in his latest installation, _Tapumes_.
🎨Frickin’ awesome!
A reflective look at the balance between cultural giving and more pressing humanitarian needs from Allison Schrager.
🧟♂️Frankenstein’s editor
An exploration of the collaboration between Mary Shelley and Percy Shelley in the creation of "Frankenstein," touching on the misconceptions surrounding the text.