Queer Threads: Crafting Identity and Community @ MOCA Cleveland
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“the love hours...dedicated to every stitch.” ~ John Chaich
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Art, Spies, and CMA (Happy Birthday Nicolas Poussin)
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Sir Anthony Blunt, one of the most infamous spies of the 20th century, was also an expert on Nicholas Poussin. Sherman Lee, one of the most famous art museum directors of the 20th century, was also an expert at seeing the hidden value and authorship in a work of art. The two star in this fascinating story of how the museum acquired a masterpiece.
Digitization Continues Apace
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Dateline Cleveland
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Cleveland Museum of Art press releases dating from January 1950 through early March 2004 have been digitized by the museum archives and are now available online. The collection, documenting acquisitions, lectures, exhibitions, and other museum events, can be viewed on the Internet Archive at: https://archive.org/details/clevelandmuseumofartpressreleases. Over forty-five hundred press releases can be browsed by topic and searched by keyword or date by using the search this collection box.
Brand-New & Terrific: Books About Alex Katz in the Ingalls Library
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