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Water Stone, 1987—Installing Isamu Noguchi’s Iconic Sculpture

February 7, 2020

This short documentary follows the custom installation of Isamu Noguchi’s beloved sculpture Water Stone and offers a special opportunity to witness a living artist interact with staff as their work is prepared for display.

Essay

Ancient Maya Sculpture

April 1, 2016

By James Doyle

Maya sculptors celebrated the human form in a naturalistic way, portraying royal individuals as they sit, stand, hold things, and interact with one another.

editorial

Paintings Uncovered

May 12, 2015

By Betty Quinn

Former MediaLab Intern Betty Quinn describes an interactive interface she created that allows users to explore the hidden layers found beneath a painting's surface.

editorial

iPads Now Available for Use at Watson and Nolen Libraries

May 6, 2015

By Kate Sweeney

Senior Library Associate Kate Sweeney highlights all of the great apps Watson and Nolen Libraries now offer on their iPads.

editorial

New Perspectives on Storytelling, Artificial Intelligence, and Art

February 11, 2019

By Kurt Behrendt

Met curator Kurt Behrendt explores new ways to tell stories using artificial intelligence and the public-domain artworks at The Met.

editorial

A Very Special Visitor: Albrecht Dürer's Woodblock for The Fifth Knot

December 11, 2015

By Femke Speelberg

Now on view in Fashion and Virtue: Textile Patterns and the Print Revolution, 1520–1620, Associate Curator Femke Speelberg welcomes to the Met the woodblock Albrecht Dürer created to produce his woodcut rendition of Da Vinci's The Fifth Knot.

Essay

Romanesque Art

October 1, 2002

By Julien Chapuis

Stone churches of hitherto unknown proportions were erected to accommodate ever-larger numbers of priests and monks, and the growing crowds of pilgrims who came to worship the relics of the saints.

Press Release

Cross-Cultural Connections to be Explored in Thematic Displays at The Met

editorial

Combining AI and Human Judgment to Build Knowledge about Art on a Global Scale

March 4, 2019

By Andrew Lih

Earlier this month, more than two hundred attendees, from pre-teens to leading art historians and technologists, gathered in The Met's Great Hall to classify artworks presented on digital screens.

Press Release