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Polaroids: Mapplethorpe at Whitney Museum of American Art
This exhibition traces Robert Mapplethorpe's instant photography from 1970 to 1975, featuring self-portraits, figure studies, still-lifes, and portraits of lovers and friends, including Patti Smith, Sam Wagstaff and Marianne Faithfull.
Monday July 07,2008 to Sunday September 07,2008
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| Venue | Whitney Museum of American Art, 945 Madison Avenue, 75th Street |
| Official website |
| Contact | 212-570-3600 |
The Horse at The American Museum of Natural History
Mosey on in for some striking sculptures, plus some good ole' cowboy hats, books, music boxes, and more, at The Horse, an exhibition showcasing the evolution of the species and the enduring bond between horses and us humans.
Monday July 07,2008 to Thursday July 31,2008
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| Venue | The American Museum of Natural History, Central Park West, 79th Street |
| Official website |
| Contact | 1800-671-7035 |
Masterpieces Of The Guggenheim Museum
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum will open four distinct exhibitions highlighting works selected from the museum’s permanent collection during the upcoming summer season. Equally known for its landmark Frank Lloyd Wright building and its superlative permanent collection comprising Modern and contemporary art from 1867 to the present, the Guggenheim Museum will offer visitors increased access to some of the Museum’s treasures. The exhibitions to be presented are The Thannhauser Collection, from May 30: Vasily Kandinsky: Beginnings, from June 6; Selections from the Collection: New York in the 1940s from June 13 to September 8; and Toward Abstraction: Works on Paper from the Collection, from June 23 to September 28.
Thursday May 29,2008 to Sunday September 28,2008
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| Timings | 10:00 AM to 05:00 PM |
| Tickets | $18 for adults, $15 for students and seniors (65+). Children under 12 are free. Closed on Thursday |
| Venue | The Guggenheim Museum, 1071 Fifth Avenue, 89th Street |
| Official website |
| Contact | 212 423 3500 |
Nepal in Black and White: Photographs by Kevin Bubriski
This exhibition presents a small portion of the work that Kevin Bubriski produced over his 35 years of visits to Nepal. The strong idiom of the black-and-white photography in both the early and later images shows the remotest mountain regions of Nepal and its people. The renowned photographer Robert Frank once said that black-and-white was the color of photography; Bubriski's prints in this exhibition, lent by and made by the photographer, are testament to this idea.
Monday May 12,2008 to Monday October 13,2008
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| Venue | Rubin Museum of Art, 150 West 17th Street |
| Official website |
| Contact | 212-620-5000 |
From the Land of the Gods at Rubin Museum of Art
This exhibition features the finest examples of Nepalese art from the RMA collection, highlighting the variety of forms and subjects, techniques and media that emerged from the Valley’s creative matrix.
Friday March 14,2008 to Monday November 10,2008
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| Venue | Rubin Museum of Art, 150 West, 17th Street |
| Official website |
| Contact | 212-620-5000 |
Jacques and Natasha Gelman Galleries
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The new Gelman Galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art display 50 French modern works, almost all paintings, drawn from the Gelmans' gift of their collection. Free for members and children.
Friday June 01,2001 to Friday December 31,2010
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| Tickets | $5 and $10 |
| Venue | Metropolitan Museum of Art, Upper East Side, 1000 Fifth Ave |
| Contact | 212-535-7710 |
Earthly Immortals: Arhats in Tibetan Painting at Rubin Museum Of Art
Tibetan artists had already been exposed to arts from their northern neighbour, this massive influx had a profound effect on the development of Tibetan painting. Arhat painting, a genre introduced to Tibet from China during this period, is an ideal lens through which we can observe this artistic interaction and the distinctly Tibetan visual vocabulary that emerged from it.Tibetan artists embraced Chinese ideas and combined them with distinctly Tibetan innovations, and their high level of skill, sophistication, and creativity is the focus of this exhibition.
Friday April 04,2008 to Monday August 18,2008
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| Venue | Rubin Museum of Art, 150 West 17th Street |
| Official website |
| Contact | 212-620-5000 |
Gods, Myths & Mortals: Discover Ancient Greece at CMOM
Gods, Myths and Mortals: Discover Ancient Greece will take you on a journey through the world of ancient Greece. Your initial tour guides will be the great gods Zeus, Poseidon and Athena as they reminisce about their powers and responsibilities. Learn how gods and mortals interacted and take an on screen personality quiz to determine which mythological character you are most like.
Tuesday May 01,2007 to Wednesday December 31,2008
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| Venue | Childern's Museum of Manhattan, The Tisch Building, 212 west 83rd Street |
| Official website |
| Contact | 212-721-1234 |
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