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Met Museum's "Raphael: Sublime Poetry" Exhibition Nears Record-Breaking Close
The Met's "Raphael: Sublime Poetry" exhibition, featuring 237 works, closes June 28, 2026. It has attracted over 460,000 visitors, averaging 6,500 daily, making it the museum's most attended show since 2018.
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The Met Unveils "Orientalism: Between Fact and Fantasy" Exhibition
The Met Fifth Avenue opens "Orientalism: Between Fact and Fantasy" to the public on June 12, 2026. This new art exhibition, following a press preview, will explore its themes until February 28, 2027, offering a significant cultural experience in New…
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Met Museum to Host Press Preview for 'Orientalism: Between Fact and Fantasy' Exhibition
The Met Museum invites press to a preview of its new exhibition, 'Orientalism: Between Fact and Fantasy,' on June 11. The exhibition, opening June 12, 2026, explores the complex themes of Orientalism through art.
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DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities to Open "Rip! Tear! Collage as Critique" Exhibition
The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities opens "Rip! Tear! Collage as Critique" on June 11. Featuring 23 DC artists, the exhibition uses collage to explore national division and reconcile fractured American history and modern life.
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Yale Unveils New Women's Health Hub, Breakthrough Fuel Device, and Market Insights
Yale University announces a new collaborative for women's health research, a groundbreaking device that produces methanol using only sunlight, and a study on the rarity of long-term stock market bubbles.
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DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities to Host "Rip! Tear! Collage as Critique" Exhibition
The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities presents "Rip! Tear! Collage as Critique," an exhibition at Eye Street Gallery. Featuring 23 DC artists, it uses collage to explore national divisions and American history, with an opening on June 11.
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Met Museum to Host "Orientalism: Between Fact and Fantasy" Exhibition
The Metropolitan Museum of Art will present "Orientalism: Between Fact and Fantasy" at its Fifth Avenue location from June 2026 to February 2027. A press preview, including a curator-led tour, is scheduled for June 11.
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City of Fairfax Unveils Diverse Cultural Arts Calendar and Call for Artists
The City of Fairfax announces a varied lineup of cultural arts events, including a call for art for its Mini-Art Vending Machines, a film screening, an art class, and upcoming exhibitions and Pride celebrations extending into 2026.
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DC Arts Commission Unveils New Exhibition, Seeks Public Input on Strategic Plan
The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities announces a new collage exhibition, seeks feedback on its strategic plan, and highlights numerous arts and culture opportunities and events across Washington D.C.
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Met Museum to Unveil 'Orientalism: Between Fact and Fantasy' Exhibition
The Metropolitan Museum of Art will host 'Orientalism: Between Fact and Fantasy' from June 2026 to February 2027. A press preview is scheduled for June 11, 2026, offering an early look at the new exhibition.
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DC Arts Commission Spotlights Local Talent with Dual Events
The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities presents two events on May 21: the "Finders Keepers" art exhibition closing reception, showcasing repurposed objects, and a "Poisoned Apple?" theatrical sneak peek, an interactive modern take on Snow White.
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Met Cloisters Unveils 'Creatures of Myth and Imagination' Exhibition
The Met Cloisters unveils 'Creatures of Myth and Imagination,' an exhibition exploring hybrid beings in art from Europe and the ancient Americas (500-1500 CE). This marks the first time ancient American art is displayed at the Cloisters, featuring over 50…
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The Met to Host Press Preview for "Musical Bodies" Exhibition
The Metropolitan Museum of Art invites press to an exclusive preview of its "Musical Bodies" exhibition on June 1, ahead of its public opening on June 7, running through September 27, 2026.
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Finders Keepers Exhibit Concludes with Artists' Talk in Washington, DC
The 'Finders Keepers' art exhibition at Eye Street Gallery in Washington, DC, concludes with a reception and artist talks on May 21. Artists will discuss their unique process of transforming discarded objects into compelling art.
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Met Exhibition to Explore 19th-Century Notions of “the East” in Art
The Met's new exhibition, 'Orientalism: Between Fact and Fantasy,' opens June 2026, exploring 19th-century artistic and cultural exchanges between Europe and the Middle East. It features 180 objects, challenging traditional views and highlighting figures like Osman Hamdi Bey.
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Met Cloisters to Showcase Mythical Creatures in New Exhibition
The Met Cloisters will present 'Creatures of Myth and Imagination,' an exhibition exploring hybrid beings in art from Europe and the Americas, spanning a millennium. It marks the first time ancient American art will be shown at The Met Cloisters.
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DC Artists Explore Division Through Collage in New Exhibition
A new exhibition, "Rip! Tear! Collage as Critique," opens June 11, 2026, at DC's Eye Street Gallery. Featuring 23 local artists, it uses diverse collage methods to address national division and American history, offering perspectives on rupture and repair.
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