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Nice article on this exhibit at The Parthenon.

It's #InternationalMuseumDay! Of course one does not need to wait for a specific date to share their love for anything, but we are just so pleased that such a day exists. Within and on their walls, in pillared corridors, glass cases, cupboards, shelves, pedestals, staircases, ceilings, cornerstands, tables, museums across the world, museums hoard aeons of stories. Each piece is always in conversation with the space around it. Exploring any museum is an overwhelmingly wonderful experience as you get tangled in a multitude of space-time push and pull. While time becomes a nonlinear vehicle taking your cognition and attention in different directions all at the same time, spaces swallow you in the way light and shadow and depth and distance play their play on your mind like imps. The thing is, as staggering as it all is, you would not want it any other way. Today, we also want to raise a toast to 'museum fatigue', which is a real thing, too. Your feet throb as you walk the last corridors and roam the last rooms of a museum, your head is abuzz with stories and your heart is in love with this world that is simply "too much" as Milosz once wrote. But we cannot help seizing any opportunity to be thus willingly entrapped in these enchanting curated spaces called museums and galleries. Which are your favourite museums and why? Tell us in the comments below! International Council of Museums (ICOM), Musée du Louvre, Rijksmuseum, Galleria Borghese, Galleria Doria Pamphilj, Galleria dell’Accademia, Van Gogh Museum American Friends of the Louvre, Vatican Museum Guided Tour #InternationalMuseumDay2024 #museums #art #archeology #sculpture #paintings #history #europe #galleries #artgalleries #europeanmuseums #italia #lafrance #nederland #italy #france #thenetherlands #paris #roma #rome #napoli #naples #amsterdam #louvre #vangogh #vaticani #vatican #uffizi #borghese #rijksmuseum #murals #antiques

... a very interesting issue for me is the property of artworks, that is a kind of a metaphorical issue... the link between cultural heritage and property is more actual-widespread-prevalent than the middle man can imagine... For the past several years the idea and sometimes implementation of returning art affects to the native home/site (if it still exists) is an ongoing topic of discussion here across the pond in the US as well, apart form Italy https://lnkd.in/d_4_r_J3

Let’s hope higher education is doing more than just following the NAGPRA regulations. Universities and colleges also need to figure out how to teach its implementation more effectively in degree programs. Anyone have an example of a degree program that’s particularly effective in teaching how to implement NAGPRA—i.e., more than just describing the law and rules, but actually involving students in its implementation through real-world practice?

It's always cool to see the work that my colleagues are doing across Canada, especially a museum which leans in to the advantages of replicas and replica-making! Kudos to USask's Museum of Antiquities for emphasizing the advantages of using replicas for education. https://lnkd.in/gj5MZiHw In my dissertation, I draw on a number of articles (including Erin Thompson's recent article, https://lnkd.in/gWH25gMY, and the work of Constanze Hampp and Stephan Schwan, https://lnkd.in/gGWeJi27) to discuss how replicas can be used in engagement and reconciliation. Understanding the value of replicas for museums is essential to restitution. Restitution is a main focus of many of the stories featured in the Museum of Looted Antiquities.

Thinking about the future: Going beyond high watchmaking. "Knowledge is the most precious asset of humanity, even though human beings often forget that. Any initiative whose goal is the preservation and sharing of this knowledge must be celebrated – especially when we are talking about two centennial institutions of the calibre of Vacheron Constantin and the Metropolitan Museum of Art." ____ #essentialalgarve #art #culture #globalart #knowledge #MetropolitanMuseumArt #VacheronConstantin #LouvreMuseum? (Co-financiamento: Cresc Algarve 2020, Portugal 2020 e Uni?o Europeia através do Fundo Europeu de Desenvolvimento Regional) #openmediagroup

"Brilliant art and artifacts drive economic activity and cultural growth, as museums and curators well know. We in the West have benefited greatly from these objects, but we have held on to them for long enough:" my latest column at The National News #museums #turkey #artcollector #art #masterpieces

New blog post! In this post, we discuss the process of taking apart museum habitat dioramas and how through detailed documentation, it is possible to still preserve their legacy Natural History Museum Denmark https://lnkd.in/dgryBnzM

Can Embracing Copies Help With Museum Restitution Cases? SAPIENS 2024-08-21 https://buff.ly/3XdPs4a Many museums are wrestling with returning looted or unethically obtained ancient objects. An archaeologist considers how a shift in public… The post Can Embracing Copies Help With Museum Restitution Cases? appeared first on SAPIENS.

Larger-Than-Life - Q8 - Which imperatives do you employ in rendering your statues ? A8 -? A general perception of classical statuary is defined by the emblematic white marble relics in museums...visual deterioration incurred over time impact on a statues primary objective, which is communication...I render a complete iconography to maximise the gestural potential of a figurative composition.