Gave Away the Secret (S2, E2) | AT THE MUSEUM
What goes through the mind of a security supervisor who patrols a gallery? What hidden details can an x-ray reveal about a century-old painting? How does a contemporary art exhibition come to life and why is ultrasound gel involved? Episode 2 of At the Museum gives away the secrets.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:09 - Conservators Michael Duffy and Diana Hartman x-ray Henri Rousseau’s Sleeping Gypsy (1897).
1:01 - Ana Torok, Curatorial Assistant in Drawings and Prints, and Nectar Knuckles, Curatorial Fellow in Drawings and Prints, organize a model of the upcoming Betye Saar exhibition.
1:52 - Curator Esther Adler and Chief Curator Christophe Cherix join Ana and Nectar to review the model.
2:42 - The canopy over MoMA’s new 53rd Street entrance is installed.
3:31 - Members of the conservation and registrar teams put the finishing touches on the spring exhibition New Order: Art and Technology in the Twenty-First Century.
3:54 - Art handlers slice open bags of ultrasound gel to fill Anicka Yi’s Shameplex (2015).
4:06 - Conservator Ellen Moody instructs the art handlers on installing pins in Anicka Yi’s Shameplex.
4:45 - Diana Hartman reveals her findings after x-raying Sleeping Gypsy.
5:40 - Security supervisor Chet Gold talks about his experience standing watch over Claude Monet’s Water Lilies (1914-26).
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Пікірлер: 27
What a great comment at the end, the security chap, " Always tries to figure out what's his (Monet's) last brush stroke?" I have never thought about a painting in that way, but I will do from now on, the next time in a Gallery or Museum. That thought is another great way to approaching and viewing a piece of art! Thank you for a great video!
I cried when I saw my first Monet. So I totally get that. The water lilies take my breath away.
To see behind the scenes reminds me of LACAM where I worked in 1964, and shared th energies of creativity among staff, artists, curator's is special.
These are amazing!! Probably the best art content on KZread!
@Nillowo
4 жыл бұрын
Art Standard Time seconded
The guy at the end is so calming, such a nice voice and seems pretty endearing. I could listen to him talk forever. (Edit, guy at 5:36) Wonderful videos, by the way. Wonderful :)
I love these so much, I'm so happy they're back
Do they give emmys for these vids bc they should!
''Mike, stop slacking and get it done!''
so excited to come visit in a month!
Great works
it would take one day to make that model magnetic
Y'all need blutac for your dolls house
My mom had a print of The Sleeping Gypsy on her wall for years!!!!
I saw a video of the prototype for the exhibition of an artist, they used magnetic chips so it would just stick to the little wall
Lovely
I think the x ray reviled a pattern of light in the sky that Rousseau tried out in the sky but then abandoned.
Very interesting video installations can you do more please thank you
So you gonna have a Joseph Charles Colin Artwork Someday After his New York Artshow?
👍👍💟💓👏
I'm betting there are really various quality of tissue paper in grades or am I being presumptuous (not even a likely rice paper)
4:03 Is that slime?
|X|8|X|A 0:00 5:00 The background in the X-ray looks like a palm tree to me.
Hey Mike. U R CUTE
and no one is there anymore
in this day and age paintings in a museum take about five minutes to look at
@weirdguy4948
4 жыл бұрын
J M what’s your point