Hide Caption. Fans pose for a picture with the letters used for the cover of Pearl Jam's first album, "Ten." The setup was part of the museum at Pearl Jam 20 in East Troy, Wis. (Casey McNerthney/seattlepi.com)
Museum of Modern Art - MoMA. 11 W 53rd St. btwn 5th & 6th
Go here to see the original:foursquare :: Museum of Modern Art - MoMA :: New York, NY Read the rest of this entry »With a collection focused largely on American art and ceramics, the Everson Museum exists as a structure that is more than just a vault for art. Designed in.
The rest is here:Asian Art Museum 2: Korean Minimalism. The beginning of the Korean wing on the second floor looked like a conceptualist exhibition... ...that belonged in a Museum of Modern Art..
Read the original post: Read the rest of this entry »The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History will have a tribute on Sunday, September 11, 2011 which includes viewing of an actual beam from the World Trade Center.
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More Read the rest of this entry »This past Saturday, I (finally) got to go with my children to the museum at the Art Institute of Chicago.
More:The Simple Dollar » Reader Mailbag: Art Museum Read the rest of this entry »German Digital Agency Jung von Matt/Next created the “ Museum of Obsolete Objects“. Sadly, as our daily lives become more and more digital some things fall by the way side as they are replaced by newer, «better»
Read the rest of this entry »As life and technology move on, so many of these parts of our history become obsolete. It's with that in mind that German digital agency Jung von Matt/Next brings us the Museum of Obsolete Objects. Clicking
There are SO many Frankenstein projects in the works, we can´t even keep track anymore! We´re not particularly enthused to announce that A Night at the Museum director Shawn Levy has...
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