We're excited to have introduced two YouTube series recently! Looking for stories about Martin history? Check out our Museum Moments videos with Archives and Museum Manager, Jason Ahner. In need of the answers to all of your guitar related questions? Tune into our Pro Tips series with Manufacturing Manager, Dave Doll. http://spr.ly/6047jIk0d
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🌟 NEW BLOG POST ALERT! 🌟 Check out this fascinating post about Michael Heizer's "City": a mind-bending fusion of art and desert. It offers a rare and exclusive experience that challenges the conventional understanding of art. Discover why this monumental project remains shrouded in mystery and how its exclusivity raises thought-provoking questions about the nature of art and the relationship between the artwork, the audience, and the environment. Read the full article here: https://ift.tt/0Y8qCWr
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In one final dive into digital art history, this #ResearchSpotlight considers methods for analyzing metadata in digitized art archives through a museum case study. Read Lukas Fuchsgruber's journal article on CORE! https://buff.ly/4aXsrXu
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Learn more about the Washington Pentateuch, one of the few surviving Masoretic codices in existence today! This short is a taste of the first video in our series, Bibles That Changed the World, produced in partnership with Museum of the Bible. If you're curious to learn what codex or folio, cantillation marks, Masorah, or Carpet Pages are, then check out this brief video! And to learn even more about this fascinating artifact, currently housed in Washington D.C. at the Museum of the Bible, head to https://hubs.li/Q02qYQD00 for the full-length videos!
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The CVAR Museum in #Cyprus is trying to unite the island of #Cyprus through art, history, and a shared cultural identity. 🇨🇾👫 Learn more in this edition of #OurStories:
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Roots and Faces, 2018, solo exhibition inspired by Family reminiscences: The 'Roots and Faces' exhibition, inspired by family reminiscences, likely explores themes of identity, heritage, and personal history. These elements can evoke emotional connections and reflections on familial bonds, contributing to the depth and meaning of the artwork displayed. Tree forms are powerful metaphors in art, symbolizing how individuals connect to their families. They represent lineage, growth, and interconnectedness, reflecting family histories' deep roots and branching paths.
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Art and Beer | Marketing Consultant and Creative Director | CIM Fellow | Founder of Women On Tap CIC | Board Director
𝐇𝐎𝐖 𝐃𝐎 𝐖𝐄 𝐈𝐍𝐒𝐏𝐈𝐑𝐄 𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐍𝐆 𝐏𝐄𝐎𝐏𝐋𝐄 𝐈𝐍 𝐌𝐔𝐒𝐄𝐔𝐌𝐒? I visited two big exhibitions this summer, and I was surprised by what I found. The Taylor Swift Songbook Trail at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, was a masterclass in how to merge art, history, and contemporary culture to create something magical. I've written an article outlining my thoughts on why. Read it now - https://lnkd.in/eT3PFEz4
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In my first-ever video essay, I discuss some of Orwell's key errors and insights in 1984!
George Orwell’s iconic 1984 certainly contains some important insights, but its view of authoritarianism has a few notable flaws. OSI fellow Angelica Walker-Werth discusses these along with some of the novel’s key insights in her new YouTube video. Link in the comments below 👇
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Art and Architectural Historian with a main focus on African and Global Arts and a keen interest in civic matters locally in Cambridge, MA.
Nice shout out in the local newspaper, Cambridge Day, for my exhibition, "Picasso: War, Combat and Revolution" that opens today at the Harvard Art Museum. Timely? Yes! Fascism concerns today ? Yes! Bombing of innocents today. Yes! The importance of artists and artists especially today to address these horrors! Yes! The exhibition will be up through May. Text below reads: the "... exhibit explores key themes of Guernica, the dictator Franco, broader imagery of death, symbolic struggles of good and evil, revolution of various types and issues, and issues of desire and capture."
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I love untangling collection histories to find and share stories | Knowledge Sharing | Rethinking Cataloguing | Preservation and Collections Management
Looking forward to discussion around people’s thoughts, questions and experiences at this #RethinkingCataloguing session next week!
📢 There's still time to book onto this #RethinkingCataloguing discussion with Sian Woodward, which will focus on cataloguing in the context of institutional memory (or forgetfulness). ✍ What is institutional memory and where is it found inside or outside your organisation – e.g. history books, Wikipedia pages, trustee minutes, exhibition files, staff memories? How can it help us understand collections and catalogue them better? How does institutional forgetfulness, for example as staff leave, impact this? What can we do to address these issues in the future? Join us to discuss these questions. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e53u22A5 #Museums #MuseumDocumentation #Event
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Excited to share the latest blog post featuring the story of Dani Gal, an artist who collected the history of the 20th century in vinyl. Discover how he uncovered the significance of an old vinyl record documenting Israel's victory in the 1967 Six-Day War. Gain insights into how Gal uses historical artifacts to create thought-provoking art. Dive into the fascinating narrative by clicking the link below. [Read the full post here](https://ift.tt/SlFnA0i)
