Tag: art
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Met Museum Announces Press Preview for "Musical Bodies" Exhibition
The Met Fifth Avenue invites press to an exclusive preview of its "Musical Bodies" exhibition on June 1. The exhibition, supported by key funders, opens to the public from June 7 to September 27, 2026.
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DC Arts Commission Seeks Exhibition Proposals and Grant Reviewers
The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities is inviting individuals and nonprofits to submit exhibition proposals for its physical and virtual galleries for FY27. They are also recruiting panelists to review grant applications, offering a $250 gift card for…
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The Met Announces 12th Annual "Teens Take The Met!" Event
The Met's 12th annual "Teens Take The Met!" event on May 15 offers free museum-wide activities, workshops, and performances for teens aged 13+. Over 60 community partners will provide dynamic programs, fostering art and community connection.
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DC Commission to Host Panel on AI's Impact on Art and Culture
The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities hosts a panel on May 12 to explore AI's impact on art. Experts will discuss creativity, ethics, ownership, and the future of cultural work, offering insights for artists, educators, and communities on…
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19th-Century Mexico Through the Eyes of an American Artist
The Library of Congress has published the journals of artist Benajah Jay Antrim, documenting his 1849 journey across Mexico. The collection includes sketches and observations of Mexican life.
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