Need some art to spice up a project? ("What I did over summer vacation," perhaps?)
James Hamilton's "Beach Scene" is one of over 406,000 artworks in our #MetOpenAccess collection that's free to use, share, and remix—without restriction.
Start browsing: https://t.co/xfQXscJrIV
An absolutely inspirational thread of the Met's efforts in accessible programming; take a look at these incredible initiatives (and take notes!) #jhumda
In honor of NYC #DisabilityPrideMonth, we're taking a (brief) look back at the history of accessible programming here at The Met.
As early as 1908, the Museum offered programs for Blind and Deaf visitors and provided wheelchairs on site. (This photo was taken in 1922.) 1/4
The DMA is donning a new look as we prepare to open “Van Gogh and the Olive Groves” this fall. 🌳✨ See Van Gogh’s spellbinding series of paintings in person starting October 17! Find out more at https://t.co/ah3w6y2qjw #VanGoghDMA
Very cool to see some museums being recognized for their incredible perseverance and dedication to stay connected with their communities throughout this pandemic; there's a lot to learn from them, take a look #jhumda
Can’t wait to stop by the Brooklyn Museums art market tomorrow; looking forward to all the incredible items from local artisans - what a great way to engage the community and support local artists #jhumda
Stop by our outdoor market tomorrow, July 25, from 10:30am–5:30pm to shop handmade items from more than twenty local artisans offering artwork, jewelry, fashion, home and apothecary goods, and more. https://t.co/HBwyiMnzcg
Adjusting communication and attitudes towards the community in such a complex time is a great ay for museums to support the communities that support them - check out these examples and suggestions #jhumda
Can’t wait to tune into this incredible performance - if you have the time, definitely check it out; it’s a great way to support Capitol Ensemble and the LACMA #jhumda
Join us for a virtual concert July 25 @ 6pm PT featuring Capitol Ensemble performing music by Mozart and Schubert in honor of Bill Vestal, Artistic Director of Sundays Live.
Learn more: https://t.co/USmNPJM11G
"The recovery will be gradual..." - interesting read about the state of museums today, and looking ahead; we just gotta keep up hope and a positive mindset #jhumda https://t.co/uEFd9SfLJg
This fall, a new exhibition will transport you to the contemplative world of ink on paper. "Ink Dreams: Selections from the Fondation INK Collection," is coming to LACMA 9/19- 12/12, 2021.
Learn more: https://t.co/1N51gpP7Hq
A #MetPrimer gives quick and immersive looks into select exhibits at the Met - a great way to learn and see tons of incredible art from anywhere! Check out this one about the Medicis and influence #jhumda
Class is in session. 🍎
Learn how to become a Renaissance Influencer from none other than Cosimo I de’ Medici.
Get pointers from the 17-year-old Duke of Florence on how to build your brand, grow your reach, and secure your legacy on the #MetPrimer.
https://t.co/0UnT9tFENI
Consider this your cordial invitation to explore the digital stacks of #WatsonLibrary. 📚 🐛
Curious minds are encouraged to browse the virtual collections and discover rare materials, auction catalogues, manuscripts, fine bindings, and more.
https://t.co/IyWo7X68gN
Great to see such incredible projects coming to life using art + tech; take a minute to check out these projects, I can't wait to see them when they start rolling out #jhumda
"This year’s winners include projects that explore nonbinary gender through virtual reality, sound and interactive gaming, nonhuman intelligence via video gaming technology, and science fiction and rocket science."
Via @hyperallergic
https://t.co/jxEW2RePsX
A great way to get kids (let's be honest, yourself) to learn about art history while also having fun and creating beautiful works of art in your home; thanks to the Norton Simon team #jhumda
WATCH & MAKE: Window Suncatcher ☀️
Take a close look at paintings by Popova and Braque who incorporated fragmented forms in their art. Then, follow step-by-step directions to create a window suncatcher that shines colorful patterns into your home.
WATCH: https://t.co/Ir1NlfN0qo
The pandemic took a toll on a lot of museums, but many took it as an opportunity to regroup and rebuild; check out how the Memphis Museum of Science & History did just that #jhumda
Leaders of the Memphis Museum of Science & History saw the pandemic as a chance to focus on its strategic plan. Discover the technology, facilities, and programming updates that helped the museum not only rebrand, but strengthen ties with its community: https://t.co/CehaGWhOQs
A great way to foster community engagement and a love for art; Brooklyn Museum's art-making activities sound like the perfect afternoon activity for children and families! #jhumda
Get your creativity flowing with art-making activities on our plaza every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 3:30–5 pm! Kids, families, and artists of all ages are welcome to join in, and each project is led by our @bkmteens. Learn more at https://t.co/gDraB7qLRC.
FREE RESOURCE: Institutions big and small can now access the 210-pg Diversity Apprenticeship Program (DAP) Toolbox to learn best practices, tools, and resources for #arthandling and for installing programs similar to DAP. https://t.co/UtzFRLe5KD #DEI
Pic: triffanietran on IG
An incredible effort to increase accessibility and equity in the museum space, something all museums should strive to incorporate in their programming #jhumda
As part of our #MetAccess program, every month we invite Disabled and Deaf artists to respond to works in The Met's collection that spark their curiosity or inspiration.
This month, Panteha Abareshi shares her thoughts on this series of four studies done by Rodin:
Museums were forced by the pandemic to rapidly adapt to all things digital, but few were prepared for this new environment. On the blog, explore @metmuseum and @davidzwirner's guiding principles for building hybrid-friendly, cross-functional work cultures: https://t.co/3wBgT6k02s