Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Cyclades in New York City
As the museumgoer goes up the steps from 5th Avenue, he goes through the building's entrance, turns left and faces the Stern Collection, which includes 161 Cycladic antiquities, open to the public as of Thursday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met). It appears impressive, and its title, "Cycladic Art: The Leonard N.
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Osman Hamdi painting to go on display in NY
As part of the 100th-anniversary celebrations of the Turkish Republic, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York will organize the 100th Anniversary Gala event on Oct. 25, with an exhibition featuring Turkish painter Osman Hamdi Bey's painting "Girl Reading the Qur'an" and artwork from Burhan Doğançay's "Ribbons" series.
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Met Gala returns: A guide to fashion’s big night
It started in 1948 as a society midnight supper, and it wasn't even at the Met. Fast forward 70-plus years, and the Met Gala is something totally different, one of the most photographed events in the world for its head-spinning red carpet _ though the famous carpeted steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art aren't always red. We're talking Rihanna as a bejeweled pope.
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Met museum in NY aims to open in mid-August after lockdown
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York said on May 19 it hopes to reopen in mid-August or a few weeks later with reduced visiting hours and no guided tours so as to encourage social distancing.
Met Gala Postponed due to COVID-19
The Ball at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the event of the year in New York, is being postponed due to the new coronavirus, Anna Wintour announced, the Associated Press and AFP reported.
The decision of the organizers is related to the order of the museum management to close it until May 15. The ball was scheduled for May 4.
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Istanbul’s earliest photos on display in New York
New York Metropolitan Museum of Art presents pioneer French photographer Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prang's earliest photos of Turkey, Greece, Egypt, Lebanon, Syria and Jerusalem. Click through for the story in photos...
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Archaeologist Found Extremely Rare Ivory Icon in Burgas
An extremely rare and precious ivory was found by archaeologists in their work on the Rusokastro medieval fortress near the Black Sea port town in Burgas, reported BNR..
The icon is two-sided with the images of Archangel Gabriel and St.Basil the Great.
The reverse side pictures two crosses - posterior and processional. The images are part of the Annunciation scene.
Met Museum goes against Islamaphobia with chats
The world famous Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York explains Islamic art to its visitors in an attempt to establish an intercultural bridge against the rise of Islamophobia in the country.
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Metropolitan Museum works to rebound from money woes
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, a behemoth of culture and wealth, is rebounding from more than a year of internal turmoil and financial problems.
As part of its recovery efforts, the museum is considering a mandatory admissions fee for visitors from outside New York state. The set fee, possibly $25 for adults, would be the first in the venerable museum's 147-year history.
Stars at Met Gala go bold with glam-tech looks
Hollywood stars, music moguls and fashion models strutted tech-inspired glam at the Met Gala on May 2, working their friend-of-fashion poses on the giant staircase of the "Oscars of the East."
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