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Exhibition highlights overlooked art of Chinese bronzes spanning eight centuries

Chinese bronzes from the 12th to the 19th century, a significant yet often overlooked category of Chinese art, are the focus of an upcoming exhibition.

By NYC Gazette | Feb 28, 2025

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Exhibition at The Met showcases historical baseball cards from Burdick's collection

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is showcasing a selection from the Jefferson R. Burdick collection, known for its extensive array of historical baseball cards.

By NYC Gazette | Feb 13, 2025

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Exhibition highlights Caspar David Friedrich's impact on landscape painting

By NYC Gazette | Feb 8, 2025

Caspar David Friedrich, a pivotal figure in European landscape painting, is the focus of a new exhibition titled "Caspar David Friedrich: The Soul of Nature."

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Students create modern medieval beasts at The Met Cloisters

By NYC Gazette | Feb 6, 2025

In winter 2025, The Met Cloisters hosted an educational program for third-grade students from P.S. 48 PO Michael J. Buczek in upper Manhattan.

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Pinkowitz gift enriches The Met's collection with diverse prints

By NYC Gazette | Feb 6, 2025

The Department of Drawings and Prints, which holds over a million drawings, prints, and illustrated books from Europe and the Americas dating back to around 1400, organizes four rotations annually in the Robert Wood Johnson, Jr.

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Museum exhibits artifacts celebrating Year of the Snake

By NYC Gazette | Jan 11, 2025

The East Asian lunar calendar operates on a twelve-year cycle, with each year associated with one of the twelve animals in the Chinese zodiac.

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Exhibition explores Ganesha's influence from seventh century to modern times

By NYC Gazette | Dec 17, 2024

Ganesha, the son of Shiva and Parvati, is a Hindu deity revered for his ability to clear paths to the gods and remove obstacles in daily life.

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Siena art exhibit explores pivotal moment in early Italian Renaissance

By NYC Gazette | Dec 10, 2024

Siena: The Rise of Painting, 1300–1350 explores a significant period at the beginning of the Italian Renaissance.

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Exhibition explores photography's role in crime and punishment

By NYC Gazette | Dec 10, 2024

Photography has long influenced societal power structures, particularly in crime and punishment.

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Lee Bul unveils new sculptures on Met Fifth Avenue facade

By NYC Gazette | Dec 10, 2024

South Korean artist Lee Bul has created four new sculptures for the Museum's Fifth Avenue facade, challenging conventional ideas about what sculptures can reveal.

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Taiwanese artist Tong Yang-Tze presents monumental calligraphy at The Met

By NYC Gazette | Dec 10, 2024

For the 2024 Great Hall Commission, Taiwanese artist Tong Yang-Tze has crafted two large-scale works of Chinese calligraphy for the historic space of The Met.

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Exhibition showcases vibrant Korean art from Lea R. Sneider Collection

By NYC Gazette | Dec 2, 2024

Over a span of forty years, Lea R. Sneider amassed a notable collection of Korean art that defied traditional conventions.

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Metropolitan Museum unveils holiday display with Christmas tree and Nativity scene

By NYC Gazette | Nov 26, 2024

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is maintaining its holiday tradition by showcasing a Christmas tree adorned with a Neapolitan Baroque crèche.

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Scholastic Art & Writing Awards exhibit highlights top teen talents

By NYC Gazette | Nov 22, 2024

The exhibition "Taking Up Space" showcases artwork by teenagers from across the United States who have achieved the highest national recognition in the 2024 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards.

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Taiwanese artist Tong Yang-Tze to create calligraphy for The Met

By NYC Gazette | Nov 21, 2024

Taiwanese artist Tong Yang-Tze will create two large-scale Chinese calligraphy works for the 2024 Great Hall Commission at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.