Metropolitan Museum Of Art

1000 5th Ave

Phone: 212.535.7710

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Celebration: The Birthday in Chinese Art
Arts & Culture - Sources: Ny Mag
Tomorrow at 9:30am. Ends at 8:45pm.
>> Through Nov 28 show details
Ny Mag: “Works in various media from the Museum’s collection explore the pervasive themes of celebration and longevity in the art of the Ming and Qing dynasties.”
Tutankhamun’s Funeral
Arts & Culture - Sources: Ny Mag
Tomorrow at 9:30am. Ends at 9pm.
>> Through Sep 06 show details
Ny Mag: “Remains from the mummification and funeral of the pharaoh, unearthed in 1908, include pottery vessels from the funeral meal; linen sheets and bandages; embalming supplies; and miraculously preserved collars of real flowers.”
The New American Wing Part 2: The Charles Engelhard Court and the Period Rooms
Arts & Culture - Sources: Timeout NY, Timeout NY
Tomorrow at 9:30am. Ends at 9pm.
>> Through May 11 show details
Timeout NY: “ Sculptures, stained-glass windows and other decorative art are on display in this newly renovated section of the museum. Ongoing.”
Timeout NY: “ Sculptures, stained-glass windows and other decorative art are on display in this newly renovated section of the museum.”
Doug and Mike Starn on the Roof: Big Bambú
Arts & Culture - Sources: Ny Mag, Timeout NY
Tomorrow at 9:30am. Ends at 9pm.
>> Through Oct 31 show details
Ny Mag: “The identical-twin brothers take over the Met’s roof garden with their new work, "Big Bambú: You Can’t, You Don’t, and You Won’t Stop", a soaring, ever-changing, and mind-bogglingly complex bamboo structure reaching heights of 40 feet. The best part: a built-in pathway that museumgoers can use (on a guided tour) to reach the installation’s summit, allowing brilliant views of Central Park.”
Timeout NY: “ A cresting wave greets visitors to the Met’s famous rooftop terrace.”
Epic India: Scenes from the Ramayana
Arts & Culture - Sources: Timeout NY
Tomorrow at 9:30am. Ends at 9pm.
>> Through Sep 26 show details
Timeout NY: “ This grouping of Indian miniatures tells the story of the divine king Rama.”
Hipsters, Hustlers, and Handball Players: Leon Levinstein's New York Photographs, 1950-1980
Arts & Culture - Sources: Ny Mag
Tomorrow at 9:30am. Ends at 9pm.
>> Through Oct 17 show details
Ny Mag: “The street-photography master captures his subjects耀unbathers, couples, beggars, prostitutes, society ladies預t extremely close range, paying particular attention to physicality and detail.”
Vienna Circa 1780: An Imperial Silver Service Rediscovered
Arts & Culture - Sources: Timeout NY
Tomorrow at 9:30am. Ends at 9pm.
>> Through Nov 07 show details
Timeout NY: “ One can only imagine the dinners that took place using these table services, which include tureens, candelabras and cutlery, among many other items.”
Sounding the Pacific: Musical Instruments of Oceania
Arts & Culture - Sources: Timeout NY
Tomorrow at 9:30am. Ends at 9pm.
>> Through Sep 05 show details
Timeout NY: “ The incredible cultural diversity of the Pacific Islands has given rise to a great variety of musical instruments; come see a selection of them in this exhibition.”
Mary and Michael Jaharis Galleries for Byzantine Art and the Medieval Europe Gallery
Arts & Culture - Sources: Timeout NY
Tomorrow at 9:30am. Ends at 9pm.
>> Through May 11 show details
Timeout NY: “ Look for the new Medieval Europe gallery and the museum’s recent acquisition—a rare Byzantine manuscript—in the renovated and reorganized space.”
The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living
Arts & Culture - Sources: Ny Mag
Tomorrow at 9:30am. Ends at 9pm.
>> Ongoing show details
Ny Mag: “Damien Hirst’s formaldehyde-preserved, 13-foot tiger shark.”
The Greek and Roman Galleries
Arts & Culture - Sources: Ny Mag
Tomorrow 9pm – 9:30pm.
>> Ongoing show details
Ny Mag: “The conclusion of a ”
Reinstallation of the South Asia Galleries
Arts & Culture - Sources: Ny Mag
Tomorrow 9pm – 9:30pm.
>> Ongoing show details
Ny Mag: “More than 160 works exploring the emergence of Buddhist and Hindu artistic traditions from the second century B.C. through the eighth century A.D.”