Șapte curatori care folosesc Instagram pentru a oferi acces la muzee în perioada pandemiei

Instagramul a fost întotdeauna cel mai accesibil mod de a călători în locuri îndepărtate. În timpul pandemiei de coronavirus, platforma a devenit un canal principal de comunicare pentru instituțiile culturale.

În timp ce muzeele au folosit postările în scop promoțional, pe un ton distant, curatorii au oferit o perspectivă diferită asupra artei.

Mulți curatori publică în mod constant opere de artă, câteodată chiar și piese care nu sunt expuse în expoztiile principale ale galeriilor. Acele „bijuterii” ascunse.

În continuare, vă recomand să urmăriți pe Instagram șapte curatori care aleg să împărtășească o mică parte din jobul lor.

Rachel Parikh – Curator asistent la Asian and Middle Eastern Art, Worcester Art Museum

 

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I conch (?) believe it’s already summer! ? Kicking off the season with this stunning samurai helmet (kabuto) featuring a large, fluted clamshell. The underside of the shell is also gilded – swipe to see. Japan, 17th century, wood, lacquer, steel, gilding. #diaeveryday #detriot #armsandarmor #armsandarmour #samurai #helmet #japan #kabuto #steel #seashell #shell #summer

A post shared by Rachel Parikh (@rachel.parikh) on Jun 20, 2020 at 9:52am PDT

Melinda Watt – Curatorul colecției de textile de la Art Institute of Chicago

 

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Everyone is embroidering these days…. Roz Chast’s “Lockdown Sampler” ❣️#thenewyorker #newyorker #rozchast #newyorkercovers #embroidery #sampler #textilehistory #americansampler

A post shared by Melinda Watt (@melindalwatt) on May 29, 2020 at 1:43pm PDT

Kelli Morgan – Curator asociat al American Art, Indianapolis Museum of Art Galleries din Newfields

 

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Kudos to the woman who always used her own tape. • Rest in Power Emma Amos ❤️❤️❤️

A post shared by Dr. Kelli Morgan (@elli616) on May 22, 2020 at 4:49am PDT

Rosario Güiraldes – Curator, Drawing Center

 

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Aid Herrera (1905–1993, Argentina) #dailydrawing #aidherrera #drawing #drawingcenter #onedrawingaday

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Siddhartha Shah – Curator la Indian and South Asian Art, Peabody Essex Museum

 

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Grateful for the many moments like this in the past few months – silence and solitude that feels electric, too ?. Untitled (1984) by Jayashree Chakravarty, from the #HerwitzCollection at #peabodyessex

A post shared by Siddhartha V. Shah ? (@siddharthavshah) on Jun 13, 2020 at 2:55pm PDT

Suheyla Takesh – Curator, Barjeel Art Foundation

 

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Always fascinated with Sliman Mansour’s way of rendering hands – exaggerated, sometimes oversized, suggestive of sturdiness, and pointing to the characters’ life of manual labour outside the painted scene. #slimanmansour @barjeelart

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Stephanie Herdrich – Asistent curator la American Painting and Sculpture, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

 

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Some Winslow Homer details for the first day of summer… ???⁣ ⁣ Over on @metmuseum’s website (link in bio), my colleague Sylvia Yount and I are talking about an exhibition that we are developing about Homer to be held at The Met in 2022. The exhibition explores the theme of conflict across Homer’s art. ⁣ ⁣ Winslow Homer, Eagle Head, Manchester, Massachusetts (High Tide), 1870 (23.77.2). #themet #metamericanwing @metamericanwing #homer #winslowhomer

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