The internet is full of fascinating things. There have been quite a few blogs today that mentioned a project that the folks at Google Earth...
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"Hubbard/Birchler: No Room to Answer" closes on Sunday, so if you haven't seen the exhibition or want to see it one last time...
The permanent collection has been up in first-floor galleries for a month now. Everything always looks so clean and crisp...
If you didn't make it to the last Modern 'til Midnight in October, don't fret. We are working on the next one...
Rauschenberg’s "Whistle Stop (Spread)", 1977 is still on my mind, but now I’m intrigued by its placement near Mark Bradford’s "Helter Skelter II", 2007...
Found in the Cafe Modern kitchen, where the chefs were cooking up a Thanksgiving meal...
Considering that in our newly installed "The Permanent Collection and Then Some" —on the Museum's first floor—includes a striking rolled metal piece by British artist Cornelia Parker...
After picking up the camera this morning, I randomly took this on the way downstairs. The funny thing is...
The first floor has been reinstalled with "The Collection and Then Some", and there are some great juxtapositions of works. For instance...
The Permanent Collection has returned to the first floor with some very exciting special guests. A few loans...
Many people have asked me how the Kara Walker exhibition was deinstalled and what happens to the works after they are taken down. Now that the exhibition is down...
We are all getting ready for the next Modern 'til Midnight on Friday (this Friday, the 17th!). We have a ton going on...
As a new writing intern for the public relations department of the museum, my internship could not have started at a better time...
Museum folk get to witness some of the most bizarre things when the museums are closed. Case in point...
Viewfinder is a regular series of photographs taken at the museum.






