Metropolitan museum of art
Chagall’s ‘The Lovers’ Covered At The Met In Recognition Of Refugees
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is making a bold statement to honor refugees.
As Opioid Lawsuits Pile Up, Met Decides To Refuse Money From Sacklers
The Met is only the latest institution to distance themselves from the Sacklers — but may be the most noteworthy to date.
Twitter Has A Lot To Say About The Jewish Stars At The Met Gala
Glitz, glamour, fashion, people dressed like chandeliers…
Karlie Kloss And Joshua Kushner Were Worst Dressed At Met Gala
Did the couple get lost on the way to a country club’s throwback night?
Beneath The Met’s Dazzling Vatican Fashion Show, A Complex History Lurks
For many Jews, memory of centuries of persecution creates a complicated relationship with Catholic art and fashion.
How Leon Golub Slashed Out Against Cruelty, Violence And Toxic Masculinity
Golub’s art is meant to jolt. It punches you right in the face, then right in the gut.
What Nan Goldin’s Opioid Protests Mean For The Met — And Culture Institutions Everywhere
The question for the Met isn’t about taking tainted money.
This Passover, Check Out The Exodus Secrets In The Met’s Egyptian Wing
An ultra-Orthodox tour guide offers tours of the Met’s — through the unique lens of the exodus story.
Met Museum Can Keep Picasso Sold To Fund Escape From Nazis, Judge Rules
The judge said the great-grandniece of Paul Leffmann, who once owned “The Actor,” could not show law that he sold the painting under “duress.”
Karl Katz, Leader Of The Israel Museum, Jewish Museum And Met, Passes Away At 88
As he refused to meet the requirement of learning German in the aftermath of the Holocaust, Katz was never awarded a doctorate.
