New Program to Promote Cultural Collaboration between Iraq and United States GW’s Museum Studies Program, part of the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, announced plans to launch the Iraqi Museum Residency Program to provide [Read More]
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The Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology presents a monthly program of hands-on activities for families. Family Fun Saturdays are free with Museum admission unless otherwise indicated. January 15 Amazing Aztecs, Noon–1:30 pm or 2:30-4:00 [Read More]
In the coastal lowlands of northern Peru, the Moche archaeological culture flourished from about A.D. 100 to 800. Moche culture is known for its vividly painted and realistically modeled ceramics. A new volume in the [Read More]
The University Museums host lectures, gallery talks and curator’s talks throughout the year, in conjunction with current exhibitions or to highlight research on works from the permanent collection. All events are free and open to [Read More]
The Joel & Lila Harnett Museum of Art will present a Senior Thesis Exhibition on Friday, April 15 to Friday, May 6, 2011. Selected by the faculty of the University’s Art and Art History Department [Read More]
An exhibition of rarely seen first-hand drawings that document the American Civil War will open at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and the University of Richmond Museums on January 15, 2011. The exhibition features [Read More]
The Lyme Regis Museum is to present Disappearing Walks – An Exhibition of the Art of Annabel Ralphs, on view 9th – 30th June 2011. This exhibition is being mounted as part of ‘Maritime Lyme [Read More]
The New Orleans Museum of Art (NoMA), now in its centennial year, will host a festive birthday party on Saturday, Jan. 8, 2011, and everyone is invited. Event hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. [Read More]
Barnet Museum is facing a cut in all funding by the London Borough of Barnet Council, Supporters of Barnet Museum have set up an online petition which already has over 500 signatures. The museum website [Read More]
e-tags is the Everson’s satellite art studio located on the community floor of Syracuse University’s Warehouse at 350 West Fayette Street. The studio provides a safe space for teens to act as creators and shapers [Read More]
Within our mind lies an extraordinary potential for inner peace and happiness. Through the simple practice of meditation we can learn to access that potential. In meditation we learn to let go of the agitated [Read More]
Lord Montagu has become the first recipient of the brand new ‘Outstanding Contribution to Tourism’ award, presented at the annual Beautiful South Awards for Excellence, held at Mercedes-Benz World in Surrey and hosted by TV [Read More]
Maine Maritime Museum Cross Currents Exhibit Washes Away Precepts of What is Maritime Art. Exhibition on view now through February 6, 2011. Just as history is a compilation of complex interwoven elements, Cross Currents will [Read More]
The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art will open its new galleries to the public on Feb. 19, providing long-term access for the first time to the Daffodil Terrace and 250 art and architectural [Read More]
The Seneca County Museum Foundation is seeking an assistant director to extend the hours of operation for the Seneca County Museum. The Seneca County Museum first opened its doors in 1943. In 1942, Mr. Lynn [Read More]
In his first major solo exhibition in a UK public gallery, Gerard Byrne (born Dublin 1969) will present the culmination of ten years of research around the Loch Ness Monster. Laced with subtle humour and [Read More]
National World War I Museum Board of Trustees Chair James Bernard, Jr. announced three new members of the Museum’s Board of Trustees at the Museum’s annual meeting. “We are delighted to welcome these outstanding individuals [Read More]
This special exhibition draws on the extensive collections of the Museum, including the recent Hauber donation of machine guns and related material. The exhibition will be told from the perspective of the German soldier and [Read More]