Category: Education


  • Small Work, Big Impact

    By Eleni Bow, Blog & Communications Intern When you walk into the Europe gallery (also known as the “Pink Room”) on the second floor west of the mezzanine, you are likely first drawn to big works like The Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence by Massimo Stanzione, which stands at over 6 ½ feet tall. However, when […]

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  • The Art of Mysticism: Religious art in DOMA 

    Unidentified European Artist, Book of Hours, about 1470, ink on vellum bound in leather, Elisabeth Ball Collection, gift of the George and Frances Ball Foundation, on loan from Archives and Special Collections, Alexander M. Bracken Library, L1989.024.002 Written by Tori Smith, Public Relations and Social Media Assistant  Spilling out with spirituality  One summer day during undergraduate school, Matthew Hotham sat […]

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  • What is NAGPRA?

    Written by Tori Smith, Public Relations and Social Media Assistant When visitors come into the museum, they might find themselves venturing off into the Africa, Americas, and Pacific Islands galleries only to be met by something unexpected: covered displays.    The displays are covered up for reasons related to NAGPRA: the Native American Graves Protection and […]

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