During the pandemic, BMAG had create an interesting exhibition/ collection for the public to place around with and to make their own collection in their own museum hall.
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The museum is not only the place to decrement the history, but also for people to think about some of the social problem the society get through all different collections and exhibitions. #MSTDTech
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The education tour for students can help a lot of students and also the museum can get some income from it, but what if individual traveler also wants to join? #MSTDTech
Educators! 💻 🎨 As online schooling returns in NYC, bring The Met into your classroom with virtual K–12 school group tours.
Engage students with artworks from the #MetCollection through thematic tours and inquiry-based conversations led by Museum guides.
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I also love to shop at museum stores. Those Cultural and Creative Industry really had connected public and collection together. #MSTDTech
The Museums of Paris: A Source for Gifts Inspired by the Past https://t.co/B6DaxzSVaz
We are excited to announce the test launch of new #3D augmented reality #AR experiences! Our museums may be temporarily closed, but you can visit 10 beta AR experiences from your mobile device. https://t.co/Svg57k2TaY #musetech@NMNH
We have free, quality resources from @SmithsonianEdu for teachers, students and caregivers. These focus on pre-K through 12 education, including low-tech and no-tech options and Spanish/English learning resources: https://t.co/ET0h8hNqkz #SmithsonianEdu
The Met opens its art collection to Animal Crossing, too
It is a new way for the young generation to learn about the art and museum ! #MSTDTech
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Employees at the Museum of Fine Arts have voted overwhelmingly to unionize, opening a new era of collective bargaining at the city’s flagship museum. https://t.co/mm1tHgpC1h
In “Missing Masterpieces,” on view through February 10, 2021, audiences can explore high-resolution images of 12 well-known artworks that were stolen or have simply vanished over the years. https://t.co/AWZmux5ac7
"The exhibit, which included two dozen of Guston’s depictions of the Ku Klux Klan, had already been postponed once because of the pandemic. In delaying the show until 2024" Every thing got slow down / time pause Including museum. #MSTDTech
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Because of Covid-19, the museums had worked hard to create all online collections. With all online teaching progress maybe the museum can go work with schools to let the students get online museum experience with the museum workers to explore the online collections. #MSTDTech