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Prisons Real and
Imagined
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In Jacques Louis David’s The Death of Socrates (1787), a
parable of principle on the eve of the French Revolution. Explore now →
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Mending Hope
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Hear how taking care of medieval tapestries offers personal
solace and hope from Textile Conservator, Kisook Suh. Listen now →
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Four Trailblazing
Women Artists
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Watson Library celebrates Women's History Month with books by
and about four women artists. Read now →
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Fictions of
Emancipation: Carpeaux Recast
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This podcast features artists discussing works from the
exhibition and themes that arise in representations of the Black figure in
Western art. Listen now →
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Ukrainian Books in
Thomas J. Watson Library
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A selection of books about public art and monuments in
Ukraine. Read now →
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Exhibitions Highlights
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See all current exhibitions →
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Date Night at The Met
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Every Friday and Saturday, 5–9 pm
The Met Fifth Avenue
Every Friday and Saturday night this spring, bring a friend or special
someone (or yourself!) for an evening of art, live music, drinks, and
more. Drop by an informal Gallery Chat with a Museum guide and "get
to know" a work of art, just like a first date. Plus, enjoy
buy-one-get-one drink specials and light fare at our cafes.
Free with Museum admission, which is always pay-what-you-wish for New York State residents and
NY, NJ, and CT students with valid ID.
Learn more →
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