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A New Web Series: The Artist Project

March 25, 2015

By Thomas P. Campbell

Director Thomas P. Campbell announces today's launch of The Artist Project, a yearlong online series in which one hundred artists talk about works of art in The Met's collection that spark their imagination.

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Cyrus and the Judean Diaspora

July 19, 2013

By Ira Spar

Toward the end of the first century a.d. Jerusalem lay in ruins, the second temple built by Herod the Great (74/73–4 b.c.) destroyed and ransacked by the Roman army. Meanwhile, in Babylon, scribes continued to copy ancient texts, inscribing some of them on cuneiform tablets made of clay.

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A First Look at Garry Winogrand

August 5, 2014

By Joseph

Joseph, a participant in this summer's Digital Stories workshop, shares his impressions of the exhibition Garry Winogrand, on view through September 21.

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Featured Catalogue—Interview with the Curator: Mike Hearn

November 13, 2013

By Nadja Hansen

Editorial Assistant Nadja Hansen spoke with Mike Hearn, curator of Ink Art: Past as Present in Contemporary China, to discuss his inspiration for the exhibition, authoring the accompanying catalogue, as well as the evolving role of Chinese art in the Western world.

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Raise the Roof! Work Begins on the European Paintings Skylights

November 16, 2018

By Keith Christiansen

Curator Keith Christiansen gives an update on the European Paintings Skylights Project and offers behind-the-scenes photos of the galleries under construction.

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The Arts of Africa Map | Michael C. Rockefeller Wing

May 28

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It's Party Time . . . Excellent!

October 21, 2015

By Leah High

Assistant Museum Librarian Leah High discusses the wild times had at the recent #MetKids party.

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Syrian Art at the Met

September 25, 2013

By Thomas P. Campbell

The situation in Syria is both grave and deeply troubling. In the midst of such striking human suffering, all other concerns can easily get lost in the shadows. But we must believe that there will be a time when peace returns to Syria, and when that moment arrives, it would be tragic to find that most of the country's heritage had been lost.

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Protecting and Inspiring Art: Dispatches from the Empty Met, Part Three

September 22, 2020

By Michael Millican, Victoria Martinez, Christopher Gorman, and Benjamin Korman

Go Behind-the-Scenes at The Metropolitan Museum of Art to see how staff were able to do their jobs when the museum was closed.

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Analyzing #MetGala Engagement across the Globe

May 28, 2015

By Elena Villaespesa and Taylor Newby

Elena Villaespesa and Taylor Newby take a close look at the worldwide engagement with #MetGala across the Met's social media channels.