If you missed it in the Noble Theater, Julian Faraut's ethralling, strikingly original Olympics documentary #TheWitchesoftheOrient is still available to watch at home in our Virtual Cinema! 🏅 🏐 https://t.co/ACZ1Xjac1G
“With this new tablet, we can actually see for the first time why they were interested in geometry: to lay down precise land boundaries,” says researcher Daniel Mansfield. https://t.co/vMSNvynczH
📢 Good news! John Edmonds: A Sidelong Glance has been extended through September 26. Take advantage of these extra weeks and catch the first solo museum exhibition of our inaugural UOVO Prize-winning artist, John Edmonds. https://t.co/HnOrP38Ijx
Many institutions are openly questioning the ways they acquired the objects in their collections. Recently, @weltkulturenffm in Frankfurt, Germany returned the shirt of a Lakota Chief to his great-grandson. Read more on @artnews: https://t.co/x9V6XNzNzE
Taking a break from shark content for another surprisingly toothy animal: sea otters!
While Luna may look soft and fluffy, she also has the bite strength of a black bear! This helps her bite through the shells of clams and crabs.
Join Gallery & Collections Manager Moriah Peoples for a one-hour discussion on July 23rd about The Amistad Center’s fine art collection, with an emphasis on African American “folk” or “outsider” artist Ellis Ruley. https://t.co/Dgqjy8o87x
For months, the modern and contemporary works that grace the galleries of our East Building have sat unseen...
But today, the doors reopen🚪✨ That’s right, our East Building is once again open to the public!