New Acquisitions of Paintings, Rebecca Gratz by Thomas Sully & Joseph Gratz by George Peter Alexander Healy, to hang alongside other Gratz family portraits PHILADELPHIA – The Rosenbach Museum & Library in Philadelphia announces the [Read More]
Monthly Archives: November 2010
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The award‐winning exhibition showcases the life and humanitarian work of one of the 20th century’s most remarkable women, Diana, Princess of Wales. The exhibition’s nine galleries will feature more than 150 personal objects including her [Read More]
The Japanese American National Museum presents American Tapestry: 25 Stories from the Collection, open November 10, 2010 through April 17, 2010. A set of marbles found in the barren desert. The candid diary of a [Read More]
Carnegie Museum of Natural History has announced its redesigned Web site, accessible at www.carnegiemnh.org One of the major goals of the site was to better share information about the museum’s world-renown research and scientists. Visitors [Read More]
USC Fisher Museum presents Kucha and the Silk Road a one-day symposium exploring the cave temples of Kucha, which rank among some of the most significant monuments along the Silk Road. Located in what is [Read More]
Los Angeles- USC Fisher Museum of Art is pleased to announce its re-Accreditation by the American Association of Museums (AAM). Of the many art museums in the CITY OF Los Angeles, Fisher Museum of Art [Read More]
Marking twenty years since the Gulf War 1990 – 1991, Imperial War Museum North in Manchester presents a small but powerful display of photographs taken by renowned artist John Keane. Accompanied by quotes from an [Read More]
The Carnegie Museum of Natural History has announced its upcoming exhibition schedule for 2011–2014. Life: A Journey Through Time Through January 9, 2011 Frans Lanting’s epic photographic project Life: A Journey Through Time interprets the [Read More]
The Miami University Art Museum presents Creatures Great & Small, open through Dec 11, 2010. This exhibition investigates the powerful ways that the natural world has functioned as a storyteller. In earlier times the complex [Read More]
U.S. Senator John Cornyn will visit Fredericksburg to deliver the keynote address for the National Museum of the Pacific War’s 25th Annual Veterans Day Ceremony. Sen. Cornyn is proud to represent more than 1.7 million [Read More]
Fort Caspar Museum is hosting a presentation with wildlife biologist and author Erik Molvar on Thursday, November 18th at 12:00 noon. Molvar’s new book, Wyoming’s Red Desert Landscapes: A Photographic Journey, features photography from a [Read More]
After 28 years as curator of anthropology at Carnegie Museum of Natural History and 11 years leading the museum’s Section of Anthropology, David Watters, PhD, will retire in November 2010. Trained as an archaeologist, Watters [Read More]
The Rubin Museum of Art presents works by five artists of different generations and ethnicities, working between 1960 and the present, whose oeuvres have been influenced by the tenets of Buddhism, including its central principles [Read More]
The New Mexico Museum of Art will open an exhibition of works from its Bureau of Contemporary Art, a fictitious entity created for this exhibition in order to emphasize contemporary art’s prominent place within the [Read More]
The Moscow Museum of Modern Art presents Ivan Chuikov LABYRINTHS, open through December 5, 2010. Ivan Chuikov has long been and remains a challenging figure in the international art scene — this is what makes [Read More]
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, MD has announced a three-year major skipjack restoration project which will be done in public view at the Museum’s boat yard. Funded through philanthropic support, the restoration [Read More]
The George Bush Presidential Library and Museum presents a new exhibition, “For the Ones We Love”. This touching exhibit is a tribute to President and Mrs. Bush and their contributions to the fight against cancer. [Read More]
The Loudoun Museum Board of Trustees announced that it is implementing a series of cost-cutting measures due to decreased funding. Starting November 1, the museum will only be open Fridays and Saturdays 10AM to 5PM, [Read More]