Art museum Essays

Metropolitan Museum of Art, the biggest art museum, was founded by group of American to bring art and art education to the United States on March 30, 1880. On the other hands, Frick Collection, the biggest private gallery, was founded by Henry Clay Frick, one of the richest people in 20th century. Both Metropolitan and Frick museum shows the painting, but they have different environmental setting. Metropolitan Museum has simplistic room with large space while Frick Collection has intimate room with

significance of the art museum in the preservation of historical art has ignited new measures to enhance curatorial positions of the art museum as well as other important positions that are responsible for upholding the performance capacity of the organizations. There has been consolidated mechanism to enhance diversity in art curator position, which is among the most influential positions in the art museum. Therefore, there has been a new bid through five of the U.S. art museums to diversify curatorial

On December 3rd I visited the Perez Art Museum Miami. Happily overwhelmed by their spacious green areas, I emerged myself into their brand new exhibition: "Form Into Action by Julioa Le Parc. This exhibit opened on November 19, 2016 to delight PAMM's visitors with over 100 art works created by Le Parc between 1959 and 2013. Le Parc, an 88 years old Argentinean based on Paris, is characterized for his use of kinetic art and relief on his art works. "Continuel Mobile” also known as "Sphère Rough"was

I visited the Portland Art Museum of Thursday the 22nd. RIght away, I noticed the architecture of the building. Primarily how the sections of the museum were very orderly, separated. It allowed me to be able to walk through each of the sections and look at almost all the of the art without getting lost. So, that is what I did. I started in the Early Chinese Art section. The first piece of art that stood out to me was named simply Tortoise. The sculpture used flowing, curved lines to create a stylised

The Riverside Art Museum was built in 1929, and was originally used as a YWCA center. The architect of the building located in downtown Riverside, Julia Morgan who was best known for her design of the Hearst Castle. The museum is used to hold functions, and is a monumental building in the heart of downtown Riverside. The art museum became an art center in the sixties, and became the Riverside Art Museum in 1967. The employee that helps visitors in the lobby is sure to tell everyone that enters the

Introduction At first, Art was not my favorite road to be on, but until the time I got to the Art appreciation class. I realized that I was blind for the moment because in the community that I live on has no interest on Art so do I. In this assignment, I had to choose two art works to compare between them in many ways. I chose two great ones to compare and contrast from my lecture textbook and I had to visit Indianapolis Museum of Art for another one. It was not easy to visit an art museum for the first time

I visited the Arkansas Art Museum on October 20, 2015. The title of the exhibit was called, “Dos Mujeres,” otherwise known in English as Two Women. This artwork was created by Diego Rivera who was from Mexico. This was a piece of art that portrays cubism and was huge; 77 ¾ x 63 ½ to be exact. The painting had one women on the left, sitting down with a book in her and and the other on the right standing up. This artwork was created in 1914 and the medium was oil on canvas. The name of the gallery

Going to a museum was always something that I had wanted to do, but not knowing much about art made me hesitant. The museum that I chose to attend for this project was the Tampa Museum of Art. As my first museum experience, I decided to choose the Tampa Museum of Art because of the different array of work that it offered. The Tampa Museum was divided into three main sections called The Classical World, Echoes of Antiquity, and a section for the landscape artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude. The Classical

Onbirbak 1 Neema Onbirbak Professor Levin Art Appreciation 3 August 2015 Art has a part in every nation’s history, whether it captures events or creates some themselves. Unfortunately, during the Nazi Regime many pieces of this kind of history were lost. When I look at art, I try to recreate the artist in his or her studio trying to paint the piece or even photograph it, and imagine all the hard work it took to make one image. Personally I liked art during the Renaissance period because of the

Phoenix Art museum is holding one of the amazing historical art exhibitions, which is exhibition Sacred Stories and Images of Buddha: The Vessantara Jataka Scroll. This exhibition has started on the September 2014 and will continue until March 2015. The visitors can explore the interesting story of Buddha through sculptures, figures, and paintings that it is displayed in the art of Asia Gallery section. The purpose of this exhibition is to present the scared stories of Asian’s Buddha, display different

EXPERIENCE PAPER: ART MUSEUM OPTION I’d like to preface by saying why I choose the art museum experience. I had never been to an actual art museum before. I took an online art class my freshman year and found the work to be fascinating. Even the pieces that weren’t my favorite I could see the emotion portrayed in them, but actually getting to experience it in person was truly awe-inspiring. Being able to really see the detail in the brush strokes or the shadows in the contrast was amazing. I took

Introduction: In Art 100 we are discusiing Ancient Egypt and the inpact it had on Africa and countries. For our first assigment which is located in the Brooklyn Museum of Art, I visited the Egyptian Gallery which is located on the third floor. There were many exciting pieces of art work but the one piece that stood out for me. I will go into details and explain my fasination with this art piece and what it represent ot me. Name and Date of the piece: The name of the the piece that I have choosen

terminology, seen many artists from all different countries and time periods. We have also learned about different kinds of art and media that the Artist work with. Over the entire semester I have gained a greater appreciation and understanding for art. Taking all of the new information that I learned this semester I choose three pieces of artwork from the St. Louis Art Museum. Two are similar to each other and the other is very different. The three pieces that I choose to critique are called Keith

A450 Museum Management Application Week 2 Media Report Title: Museums are keeping a ton of the world’s most famous art locked away in storage Source: QUARTZ Link: http://qz.com/583354/why-is-so-much-of-the-worlds-great-art-in-storage/ Displaying, collecting and preserving arts are, for sure, the main functions of museums and we have discussed this during class; however, this article basically point out the biggest problem which is how to find the balance of displaying and collecting arts for museums

anything that could be used to express feelings. Art is beautiful and versatile, from a variety of mediums to choose from, the sky 's the limit. It is my way of coping with the world, an escape from reality into somewhere where I decide what goes. The colors gliding off, swimming together to become something different in everyones eyes. Art is communication without words, but with the mind. Whenever I found myself in a stressful situation, art has always been my coping mechanism. When my parents

The Art Heist Case The Synopsis In a spectacular nocturnal theft at the famous Metropolitan Museum of Art, legendary thief Alexander "The Shadow" Blackwood stole the museum's most valuable artwork, "The Mona Lisa's Secret." Blackwood, known for his meticulous planning and outstanding abilities, evaded the sophisticated security system and left no trace. The police reacted quickly, launching a thorough investigation to catch the thief and retrieve the stolen masterpiece. Surveillance video showed

1. 2. The Saint Louis Art Museum (SLAM) Case In the past years, there was another similar instance for the repatriation issues relating to the Egyptian collection in one of the U.S. museums. The issue was concerned with one of the ancient Egyptian artifact in Saint Louis Art Museum in Missouri, the Ka-Nefer-Nefer funerary mummy mask (New Kingdom, Dynasty 19, 1295-1186 B.C.). This case was very controversial issue between Saint Louis Art Museum and the Egyptian Government for many following years

The seven principles of organization are harmony, variety, balance, proportion, dominance, movement, and economy. The art museum that I went to was the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. The galleries that I visited was the Broad Contemporary Art, AIhamnson Building, and The Art of the Americas Building. The artworks that I saw that had the principles of organization were “Construction (Untitled)” by George Grosz, “Mulholland Drive: The Road to the Studio” by David Hockney, and “Flower Day” by Diego

‘The only reason for bringing together works of art in a public place is that . . . they produce in us a kind of exalted happiness. For a moment there is a clearing in the jungle: we pass on refreshed, with our capacity for life increased and with some memory of the sky’ - Sir Kenneth Clark. Bhambore Museum is an extra ordinary place to visit with its distinct objects on display, which leaves its visitors curious to know more about it. The old name of Bhambore is Debal . Bhambore is an archeological

There are many types and forms of art in this world. Everywhere you look there is art. One of my favorite types of art is abstract expressionism. This art form is a post World War II movement and started in the late 1940s. It was also known as the most important 20th-century American art movements. Because of the war and the effect it had on the country and its people, these young artists wanted to express their concerns in a new art form of meaning and substance. In the 50s, a group of artist wrote