The back of a Martin Wong painting unlocks the history of graffiti art | HOW TO SEEThis short documentary tells the unknown story of how the back of this painting got covered in graffiti. Before Martin Wong's painting "Houston Street" became part of our collection, rumors circulated about another artwork on its back. When our team replaced the stretcher, they had a chance to study a hidden piece that hadn’t been seen in over 40 years. We invited graffiti artist Sharp (Aaron Goodstone) ...
Tolmo de Minateda. Cuando Hellín aún no lo era. Historia y relatos18/01/2024- Mesa redonda en torno al libro Este libro tiene su base en los trabajos de investigación que desde hace más de tres décadas se vienen desarrollando en el Tolmo de Minateda, donde la arqueología ha sacado a la luz un importante complejo histórico y cultural de muchos siglos de duración. Tras una primera parte de presentación histórica, hemos intentado compartir con el lector nuestras reflexiones acerc...
ROBERT RYMAN. LE REGARD EN ACTE – Entretien avec les commissaires – FR/EN | Musée de l’OrangerieExposition "Robert Ryman. Le regard en acte" Présentée au musée de l’Orangerie du 06 mars au 01 juillet 2024 Infos : https://www.musee-orangerie.fr/fr/agenda/expositions/robert-ryman-le-regard-en-acte - Entretien avec Claire Bernardi, directrice du musée de l’Orangerie et Guillaume Fabius, assistant de conservation Production : Établissement public des musées d’Orsay et de ...
10 años, 10 testimonios
10 años, 10 curiosidades. Con Marian Granados, conservadora jefe del Departamento de Edad Moderna
10 años, 10 curiosidades: Marian Granados, conservadora jefe de Edad Moderna.
10 años, 10 curiosidades: Los profesionales del MAN te cuentan (con Isabel Izquierdo, directora)
10 AÑOS, 10 IMÁGENES: EL MUSEO ARQUEOLÓGICO NACIONAL
Культура и искусство эпохи Цин (1644-1911). Шедевры цинской резьбыВ истории и культуре Китая эпоха Цин занимает особое место. Это время правления последней династии в истории императорского Китая, когда патриархальное восточное общество столкнулось с бурно развивающимся...
How do rodents carry out whisk assessments? #shorts #whiskers #rodentsDr Robyn Grant, a researcher at Manchester Metropolitan University, explains how dormice use their whiskers to help them navigate at night. ---------------- The Natural History Museum in London is home to more than 80 million objects, including meteorites, dinosaur bones and a giant squid. Our channel brings the Museum to you, from what goes on behind the scenes to surprising science and stories from our scientists. ...
Robert Ryman : entretien entre Robert Storr et Claire BernardiClaire Bernardi, directrice du musée de l'Orangerie, commissaire de l'exposition "Robert Ryman. Le regard en acte", s'entretient avec Robert Storr, conservateur honoraire du Museum of Modern Art de New York (MoMA), historien de l'art et critique d'art. Il assura le commissariat de la grande rétrospective consacrée à Robert Ryman en 1993-1994, présentée au MoMA et dans de grands musées internationaux dont la Tate Gallery...
Costruire comunità | Davide Quadrio al MadreRiprende al museo Madre la rassegna di incontri Costruire comunità, a cura di Monica Coretti. I protagonisti di questa edizione ...
Duo G.Uscidda-M.Bogazzi esegue A. Desenclos - Prélude, cadence et finalEstratto dal concerto tenuto da Duo G.Uscidda-M.Bogazzi in data 14 aprile 2024 per la stagione di musica da camera della Fondazione William Walton e La Mortella. Giovanni Uscidda - sassofono Matteo Bogazzi - pianoforte Giovanni Uscidda, nato a Firenze nel 2003, ha iniziato lo studio del Sassofono sotto la guida di G. Moretti, frequentando poi la Scuola di Musica di Fiesole nella classe di A. Dalle Lucche per il cor...
Foto Contest #pretorio10: ecco i vincitoriOltre 200 foto arrivate per partecipare al contest fotografico #pretorio10: ecco i vincitori! Complimenti a loro e a tutti i partecipanti, ...
I primi dieci anni del Museo di Palazzo PretorioI primi dieci anni del Museo di Palazzo Pretorio! Mostre, eventi, laboratori, spettacoli, incontri, conferenze, aperitivi, concerti... e ...
Dieci anni dalla cerimonia ufficiale di inaugurazione del Museo del Palazzo Pretorio di PratoDieci anni di una narrazione in continuo divenire: il Museo di Palazzo Pretorio, fedele interprete del suo tempo, oggi è non solo ...
Conmemoración de los 40 años de Excavaciones del MAN en Heracleópolis Magna (Ehnasya el-Medina)17/01/2024- Conferencia de María Carmen Pérez Die, Directora de la Misión Arqueológica Española en Heracleópolis Magna/Ehnasya el-Medina (1984-2023) y Conservadora Emérita del Museo Arqueológico Nacional. Presentan:Isabel Izquierdo Peraile, Directora del Museo Arqueológico Nacional. Antonio López Martínez, Ex Embajador de España en Egipto. José María Luzón Nogué, Académico d...
How do camels survive in deserts? | Natural History Museum (Audio Described)We may often associate camels with scorching deserts, but some of these large mammals can also be found in much cooler climates. Dr Natalie Cooper, a researcher at the Museum, explains how camels are adapted to survive in extreme environments. ---------------- The Natural History Museum in London is home to over 80 million objects, including meteorites, dinosaur bones and a giant squid. Our channel brings the Mu...
What does the Murchison meteorite smell like? | Natural History Museum (Audio Described)The Murchison meteorite, which fell in 1969, is a carbonaceous chondrite. At over 4.5 billion years old, chondrites are some of the most primitive and pristine rocks in the solar system. But one of the things that stands out about the Murchison meteorite is that it smells strangely like Brussels sprouts. Dr Helena Bates explains why. Discover more about different types of meteorites and what they re...
Pristine asteroid sample lands at the Natural History Museum (Audio Described)A small sample of the asteroid Bennu will be studied in the labs at the Natural History Museum. Our scientists explain why this is so exciting, what they are planning on doing with it, and how the sample will give clues as to the origin of life on Earth. Welcome to the next era of natural history collections. ---------------- The Natural History Museum in London is home to more than 80 million objects, includi...
Mysterious molluscs: from tiny snails to Darwin’s favourite octopus | HT | S2E3 (Audio Described)Help us explore the wonderful world of molluscs! In this episode, our host Conor is joined by Jon Ablett, Senior Curator in Charge of Molluscs, as we search through the collection for slugs, squids, snails and so much more! What’s the biggest snail in the world, and how small is the smallest? Why was Charles Darwin fascinated by a tiny octopus? And what on Earth is a mollusc anyway? Jon h...
Fossils in rocks: how do we get them ready for display? | Hidden Treasures | S2E2 (Audio Described)How do we get dinosaur bones and other fossilised specimens out of the rocks they're found in? In this episode, our host Conor visited Kieran Miles in the Conservation Centre to find out what a fossil preparator does. From giant hammers to tiny drills and abrasive chemicals, discover how we get fossils of ancient sea creatures and super-sized sauropod bones ready to go on display in the Mus...
What is a sea bunny? (Audio Described)Have you ever heard of a sea bunny? These adorable, soft-bodied creatures are part of a group of animals called nudibranchs. While these sea slugs bear a resemblance to a rabbit, their features are actually functional. Museum Scientist Suzanne Williams explains. Find out more about nudibranchs and their diet of toxic creatures: https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/nudibranchs-psychedelic-thieves-of-the-sea.html ---------------- The Natural History Museum...
Is Ananse Mek It | Natural History Museum (Audio Described)Folk hero Ananse has the last laugh - or does he? This is a traditional Akan tale adapted and spoken through the lens of Caribbean storytelling and brought to life with collaged artwork by St Thomas' School children. Between the very young and the very old, there is a huge calabash of wisdom to be found before we lose it! ---------------- The Natural History Museum in London is home to more than 80 million objects, including mete...
Caribbean elders remember | Natural History Museum (Audio Described)Connect to Caribbean elders’ wisdom in this short animation, highlighting our visit to the Pepper Pot Centre in Ladbroke Grove, London. We shared folk hero Ananse stories and listened to memories of growing up in the Caribbean whilst we shared food, drink and song together and celebrated the traditional stories that are the foundations for future generations. ---------------- The Natural History Museum in London is hom...
Meet climate activists Mitzi Jonelle Tan and Clover Hogan | Our Broken Planet (Audio Described)Climate activists Mitzi Jonelle Tan and Clover Hogan discuss their personal experiences of climate change impacting their homes and communities, and the action they have been inspired to take. ---------------- The Natural History Museum in London is home to over 80 million objects, including meteorites, dinosaur bones and a giant squid. Our channel brings the Museum to you - from what goes on b...
How are daffodils used to treat Alzheimer's disease? | Natural History Museum (Audio Described)Daffodils are more than just a group of pretty flowering plants. Museum botanist Dr Mark Carine explains how daffodils are being used to help Alzheimer's disease patients. Discover more about medicines that are powered by plants: https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/essential-medicines-powered-by-plants.html ---------------- The Natural History Museum in London is home to over 80 million objects, in...
How to make a mini pond in a pot | Natural History Museum (Audio Described)You can create a pond in even the tiniest of gardens. Lots of animals will benefit, including frogs, pond skaters and blackbirds. Making a small pond in a container is easy and requires little maintenance. Get expert advice from Museum ecologist Sylvia Myers: https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/how-to-make-small-wildlife-pond.html ---------------- The Natural History Museum in London is home to over 80 million object...
Why does rain smell? | Natural History Museum (Audio Described)When it rains, you may have noticed that a distinctive, earthy smell tends to linger in the air. This scent is called petrichor and what causes it may surprise you. Museum researcher Dr Anne Jungblut explains. ---------------- The Natural History Museum in London is home to over 80 million specimens, including meteorites, dinosaur bones and a giant squid. Our channel brings the Museum to you - from what goes on behind the s...
The Winchcombe meteorite recovered from Gloucestershire | Natural History Museum (Audio Described)These rocks may look like bits of charcoal, but they are actually fragments of the first meteorite to fall in the UK in 30 years, which crash landed in Gloucestershire on 28 Feb 2021. Scientists are hoping to use these 4.6 billion year old rocks to look at the origin of water and life in our solar system. Read more here: https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/news/2021/march/uk-fireball-meteorite-h...
How to build a log pile for insects and other wildlife to make a home (Audio Described)Building a log pile can boost your local biodiversity by giving a home and shelter to some of the smaller inhabitants of your garden. They are easy to assemble and require little maintenance. Find out what animals might move into your log pile: https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/how-to-make-a-log-pile-to-provide-shelter-for-garden-wildlife.html ---------------- The Natural History Museum in London is ho...
How to make a plastic-free garland | Natural History Museum (Audio Described)If you're aiming to reduce the amount of plastic you use this festive season, this easy-to-make garland is a great alternative to tinsel. Read the instructions and discover more ways to make your Christmas eco-friendly: https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/eco-friendly-christmas.html Website: http://www.nhm.ac.uk Twitter: http://twitter.com/NHM_London Facebook: http://fb.com/naturalhistorymuseum Instagram: htt...
What's inside a moray eel's mouth? | Natural History Museum (Audio Described)Most fish feed by sucking in water, drawing prey into their mouth and down their throats. Moray eels, however, do things a little bit differently. ---------------- The Natural History Museum in London is home to over 80 million specimens, including meteorites, dinosaur bones and a giant squid. Our channel brings the Museum to you - from what goes on behind the scenes to surprising science and stories from our sc...
What spits all over plants? | Natural History Museum (Audio Described)Have you ever spotted a strange, foamy substance on plants in the spring. Max Barclay, Senior Curator in Charge of the Museum's beetle collection, introduces us to the tiny animal responsible for it. ---------------- The Natural History Museum in London is home to over 80 million specimens, including meteorites, dinosaur bones and a giant squid. Our channel brings the Museum to you - from what goes on behind the scenes...
What does the inside of a sea turtle's mouth look like? | Natural History Museum (Audio Described)Sea turtles have a special way to trap their prey, but their clever adaptation sometimes lands them in difficulties. Patrick Campbell, Senior Curator of Reptiles at the Museum, explains. ---------------- The Natural History Museum in London is home to over 80 million objects, including meteorites, dinosaur bones and a giant squid. Our channel brings the Museum to you, from what goes on behi...
The immortal jellyfish: is it possible to live forever? | Natural History Museum (Audio Described)Museum curator Miranda Lowe introduces us to the tiny jellyfish that appears to have found a way to cheat death. Discover more about Turritopsis dohrnii and how its strange life cycle works: https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/immortal-jellyfish-secret-to-cheating-death.html ---------------- The Natural History Museum in London is home to over 80 million objects, including meteorites, dinosaur b...
Jerrie Mock: Charting New Horizons in Aviation History for the Next GenerationSixty years after her record-setting flight, hear about the accomplishments and legacy of pilot Jerrie Mock. On April 17, 1964, Geraldine “Jerrie” Mock made history by becoming the first woman to fly solo around the world in her single engine Cessna 180, known as the Spirit of Columbus. Join pilot Shaesta Waiz and publisher Wendy Hollinger as they discuss Mock’s legacy in aviation history and how she stil...
12 апреля — День Космонавтики #эрмитаж
Unpackaging Product PhotographySara Cwynar, photographer Bobby Doherty, photographer Emily Keegin, photo director and editor Moderated by Virginia McBride, Research Associate, Department of Photographs, The Met Consider how common objects are animated, transformed, and fetishized by the camera, from the artist’s studio to the ad agency. Join a panel of artists and experts to explore commercial strategies of visual seduction in contemporary product photographs and their historical prec...
Foresta delle farfalle - Video raccontoDal 26 marzo al 19 maggio 2024 la serra tropicale montana del museo si trasforma in una casa per migliaia di lepidotteri. Ogni settimana, oltre 300 crisalidi vengono accolte all’interno di speciali “nursery”, un ambiente protetto dove è possibile possibile osservarne la schiusa. Le farfalle adulte volano liberamente all’interno della serra, nutrendosi di piante in fiore e di frutta matura. Scopri di più https://bit.ly/ForestaFarfalleMUSE20...
Laura Schettini - Questa è la mia vita. Il libro di Adalgisa ContiLaura Schettini - Questa è la mia vita. Il libro di Adalgisa Conti, internata in manicomio dal 1913 al 1978. Incontro nell'ambito della tredicesima edizione della Storia in Piazza, libro e libertà. Nel 1978, l’anno dell’approvazione della legge che avrebbe portato “all’abolizione” dei manicomi, usciva il libro Gentilissimo sig. dottore questa è la mia vita di Adalgisa Conti. La donna, nata alla fine dell
Miró. Un brasier de signes. La collection du Centre PompidouUne exposition co-organisée avec le Centre Pompidou, à découvrir au musée de Grenoble du 20 avril au 21 juillet 2024. Comprenant plus de 130 œuvres, "Miró. Un brasier de signes" offre un panorama de l'œuvre de Joan Miró dans la collection du Musée national d'art moderne complétée par des œuvres du musée de Grenoble et de la Fondation Miró de Barcelone.
Dal Big Bang all’Infinito di Leopardi. Due Universi, una sola riflessione su tempo e spazioGaspare Polizzi, Guido Tonelli Dialogo tra limitatezza e immensità dello spazio-tempo: un confronto tra Uomo e Natura. È sempre ...
Дни Эрмитажа в Екатеринбурге – 2024. Альбрехт Дюрер – гений Северного ВозрожденияПриглашаем вас присоединиться к прямому эфиру из Екатеринбурга, где проходят Дни Эрмитажа. По окончании трансляции видео будет доступно в любой момент. В рамках Дней Эрмитажа 10 апреля 2024 ...
Virtual Studio Tour with Ursala HudsonGo into the studio of artist Ursala Hudson (Tlingit) for a virtual behind-the-scenes tour of her studio, followed by a conversation on her materials and artistic process. Hudson, who was given the name Kadusné by her mother, which means “they are weaving,” is a transdisciplinary artist of Caucasian, Filipina, and Tlingit descent. She explores her interrelated worldview and philosophies through two-dimensional and fiber arts. Hudson is best kn...
Handi-hour Crafting: Pom Pom GarlandAdd color and whimsy to your space with handmade pom pom garlands. Learn two types of popular pom poms: needle felted and yarn. A great use of leftover scraps! In this instructional video, Mary Lesher, Public Programs Coordinator at the Smithsonian American Art Museum teaches crafting techniques featured at Handi-hour, D.C.’s original crafting happy hour.
Shells | Immaterial | Season 1, Episode 3 #podcastIt all begins with a sea creature—a snail called a conch—and the mathematically perfect spiral it transforms into a home, which we humans then put to our lips and play like a trumpet. Throughout time and cultures, conch shells have been used to communicate across great distances, from signaling on the battlefield to connecting with the divine. Hear stories about a jazz musician who plays the conch to connect with his ancestors, why a ...
Luciano Bossina - La libertà di scegliersi il LibroLuciano Bossina - La libertà di scegliersi il Libro. La Bibbia nel cristianesimo antico, tra ebraico e greco. Incontro nell'ambito della tredicesima edizione della Storia in Piazza, libro e libertà. Condividere un Libro sacro è difficile. Da quando la Chiesa adottò le Scritture ebraiche come proprio ‘Antico Testamento’ si aprì la necessità di verificare l’attendibilità del testo, nel cruciale passaggio dall’ebraico al g...
Radio Astronomer Karen O'Neil: My PathKaren O'Neil is a Staff Scientist at Green Bank Observatory, the world's largest fully steerable radio telescope. She does some pretty cool science and likes to share that science with others. But one of her favorite things to do is help other scientists get time on the telescope. Subscribe and turn on notifications
Live on April 10: Tour of the Universe from Morrison PlanetariumJoin a Morrison Planetarium presenter to go faster than the speed of light as we explore the farthest reaches of the known Universe! Tune in to a tour of the "Digital Universe," using NASA’s OpenSpace software to an experience unlike any other. Bring your astronomy Qs!
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