Jesse Krimes had to smuggle his art out of prison. Now it’s in the Met’s permanent collection.
The Lancaster native's 'Purgatory' is the Met’s first acquisition of a work by a living, formerly incarcerated artist.
He’s a Security Guard at the Met. Now His Work Is Showing There.
One day in the summer of 2023, Armia Khalil, a security guard at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, noticed a visitor wandering ...
‘Picasso and Paper’ exhibition is a rare look inside the mind of a genius: Justice B. Hill
The Cleveland Museum of Art’s "Picasso and Paper" exhibition showcases the artist’s genius through a diverse array of works ...
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Subway art is part of a Met Museum exhibit for the first time ever
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has a reach that expands across the globe and back in time. Its collections cover everything ...
Mexico City to the Met: Frida Escobedo’s Supercharged Path to Fame
The 45-year-old architect had mostly designed temporary structures before becoming the first woman to design a wing at the ...
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Paul Pineau named general counsel and secretary at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Pineau has served as the university's senior vice president and general counsel since 2015, advising JHU's board and ...
Met security guard gets art showcased after chance encounter
It may just be the dream of practically every artist on Earth. That dream is to have his or her work exhibited at one of the ...
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The Tug-of-War Over Art Museum Ticket Prices Continues into 2025
When prices go up, there usually isn’t a huge reaction because the people who go to museums value what they get there very ...
Met security guard's artwork now on display in museum
A security guard at the Met now has his own work on display at the museum. CBS News New York's Dave Carlin shares his ...
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He’s a Security Guard at the Met. Now His Work Is Showing There.
A new wooden sculpture on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art has a fascinating back story.Credit...Graham Dickie/The New York Times Supported by By Dodai Stewart One day in the summer of ...
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Metropolitan Museum of Art selects UTSA professor Julie Johnson for fellowship
Julie Johnson, a UTSA associate professor of art history, has been awarded a prestigious senior fellowship at the Leonard A.
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The Most Anticipated Art Museum Openings and Expansions of 2025
Art museums, regardless of their size, face a minefield of challenges, from how best to preserve, share and display ...