Art has the power to connect us, to calm us during times of stress, and to build communities. While The Met, like other cultural institutions, has temporarily closed its doors to help fight the spread of COVID-19, we want the public to know that we remain committed to our mission to connect people all over the world to creativity, knowledge, and ideas.
In the coming weeks, we will continue to provide you with inspiring ways to connect and engage with both the art in our collection and the Museum as a whole. We hope you enjoy the selections below. #MetAnywhere
The Met 360° Project |
Take a virtual tour of The Met's art and architecture with The Met 360° Project. These immersive, 360° videos take you inside some of the Museum's iconic spaces for an all-around, eye-opening view. Take a tour → 
82nd & Fifth | We invited one hundred curators from across the Museum to talk about the works of art that changed the way they see the world. Eleven Museum photographers interpret their vision: one work, one curator, two minutes at a time. Explore with a curator → 
Online Talks and Lectures | Hours of lectures, talks, and symposiums held at The Met are all available for viewing in our digital archives. Take a look today, and discover in-depth discussions from curators, scholars, and practicing artists. Watch now → 
The Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History | By weaving essays and works of art into detailed chronologies, the Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History tells the story of art and global culture through the Museum's collection. With hundreds of essays on a vast array of diverse topics, the Timeline has been a trusted resource for educators for 20 years. Start reading → 
MetCollects | MetCollects celebrates works of art new to the collection by enlisting the fresh eyes of photographers and enthusiastic voices of curators, conservators, and, at times, living artists, collectors, and supporters. See the artworks →
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Blogs | Dive into our blogs, which explore exhibitions and events and bring you behind-the-scenes stories. Share new perspectives on works in The Met collection. New articles by staff throughout the Museum are published regularly. See the latest → 
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