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Some of my fondest childhood memories took place at the Brooklyn Museum. My best friend Gail and I used to take the D Train every Sunday, transfer to the shuttle, get off at the Botanical Gardens and walk an additional ten minutes to the museum for our oil painting class that we took for about a year. Maybe another time I can tell you a bit about that class, but right now I want to alert you to a fascinating exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum which opened this past November and will be extant until October 2, 2011.
http://www.gowanuslounge.com/egyptian-body-parts-on-displ...
http://www.gowanuslounge.com/egyptian-body-parts-on-displ...
The Brooklyn Museum of Art is known fairly well for it's 'feminist floor' and the feminist art that the museum brings in. While I was there they had an exhibit by Judy Chicago called The Dinner Party.
http://artfor365.blogspot.com/2010/01/96th-day-dinner-par...
http://artfor365.blogspot.com/2010/01/96th-day-dinner-par...
I’m a huge fan of art. I went to check out the new exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum named Who Shot Rock & Roll. It was various photos from past to present taken by some famous photographers, some not so famous. Unfortunately, there were no photos allowed to be taken.
http://www.brooklynstyles.com/2009/12/who-shot-rock-roll/
http://www.brooklynstyles.com/2009/12/who-shot-rock-roll/
I bought this Herschel magnet at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, where one of their permanent exhibitions is Judy Chicago's Dinner Party, a fantastic installation that's basically a giant triangle table...
http://www.joymagnetism.com/2009/12/up-up-and-online.html
http://www.joymagnetism.com/2009/12/up-up-and-online.html
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