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Brooklyn Museum If you are a fan of our Kehinde Wiley in the lobby, check out this Kehinde portrait of Michael Jackson...
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Cool Hunting: Kehinde Wiley: Equestrian Portrait of King Philip II
Brooklyn Museum The annual Members Holiday Sale and Open House is coming up this weekend...
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All current Members are invited to celebrate the season at the Brooklyn Museum during the annual Holiday Sale and Open House. This year, Members have two full days—Sunday, December 6, and Monday, ...
Brooklyn Museum Target First Saturday is coming up this weekend...EveNi...Soul Summit...Who Shot Rock!
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(The Life of Christ) (Alice Guy Blaché, 1906, 34 min., NR). This silent film by the first female director draws on James Tissot’s paintings of the life of Jesus Christ as inspiration for its backgrounds. ...
Brooklyn Museum Kerith in Conservation blogs about a replica of a 17th century chair going into the 4th floor galleries...
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Starting on December 2nd, that’s exactly what you’ll be able to do in the Museum’s Fourth Floor Schenck Gallery—in a handcrafted replica of our 17th-century, American, Wainscot Chair. ...
Brooklyn Museum Lori Hepner is the 1stfans Twitter Art Feed artist for December!
Brooklyn Museum: Community: bloggers@brooklynmuseum » 1stfans Twitter Art Feed Artist for December 2
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December’s artist for the 1stfans Twitter Art Feed is Lori Hepner, and it’s fitting that her project Status Symbols will grace the Feed for the month of December since it involves giving 1stfans individualized “portraits” based on their responses to her tweets. ...
Brooklyn Museum Are you remixing Chris Stein for the Who Shot Rock Remix contest? If so, the deadline is fast approaching (Dec 1 midnight EST). We are looking forward to hearing your mixes!
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Chris Stein is both a member of the rock band Blondie and a photographer whose work is featured in Who Shot Rock & Roll. Using DrumCore, he composed Who Shot Drums and Bass, eight tracks in various musical ...
Bunnie Hoffman-Marino I must recommend the "Who Shot Rock" exhibit to all my rock and roll buddies. It was EXCELLENT! Not to be missed!
Brooklyn Museum ...wishes you a Happy Thanksgiving holiday! Quick note: we are closed Thanksgving Day, but open Friday 10-5pm and Saturday/Sunday 11-6pm.
Brooklyn Museum If you liked the Tissot exhibition, check out more material on view in our Libraries and Archives...via Tara...
Brooklyn Museum: Community: bloggers@brooklynmuseum » Rare Tissot resources on display in the Librar
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The Tissot exhibition recently opened to the public. On your visit to see the exhibition, don’t forget to stop by the Libraries and Archives display cases to view additional Tissot materials from our Special Collections and Archives. ...
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2 big events this weekend:
Saturday: 3rd Annual Children's Book Fair with over 30 Brooklyn Artists and Illustrators
Sunday: Robert Frank's rarely screened Cocksucker Blues at 2pm.
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The Brooklyn Museum presents the third annual Children’s Book Fair, with more than 30 Brooklyn authors and illustrators. The fair features storybooks, picture books, and graphic novels and will include author readings, a game for children, and café service. ...
Brooklyn Museum Lisa Bruno talks bird dookie in the blog!
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To those of you who are regular readers to this blog, you may remember my colleague, Jakki Godfrey’s post from May 27 detailing the deinstallation of the dragon and zinc lion to accommodate roof work. Over the summer, both objects were cleaned by objects conservation staff.
Maria Santana Is it true that there is a rock and roll exhibit there? Because if there is then I would definitely be going... someone answer me please.
Brooklyn Museum More psychedelic posters on the blog...
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The other day I started blogging about the museum’s cool collection of psychedelic posters. These posters were displayed mostly in hippie boutique windows and on the streets of the Haight-Ashbury ...
Brooklyn Museum Robert Frank's rarely screened Cocksucker Blues showing this Sunday at 2pm...tickets are required for this one, but you can purchase online...
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A rarely screened film directed by Robert Frank, Cocksucker Blues (1972, 93 min., R) follows the Rolling Stones’ 1972 American tour, capturing the sex, drugs, and antics that accompanied the band's fame. ...
