Explore VMFA’s conservation efforts for Tjeby’s coffin featured in the Ancient galleries! Researched and written by the Spring 2015 cohort of Museum Leaders in Training (M.Lit) at VMFA.
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Explore VMFA’s conservation efforts for the Worsham-Rockefeller bedroom in the American galleries! Researched and written by the Spring 2015 cohort of Museum Leaders in Training (M.Lit) at VMFA.
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Explore VMFA’s conservation efforts for the Tiffany Windows in the American galleries! Researched and written by the Spring 2015 cohort of Museum Leaders in Training (M.Lit) at VMFA.
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Explore VMFA’s conservation efforts for Nam June Paik’s Looking at Buddha Watching TV featured in the Mid to Late 20th Century galleries! Researched and written by the Spring 2015 cohort of Museum Leaders in Training (M.Lit) at VMFA.
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Explore VMFA’s conservation efforts for the Our Lady of Piety oratory in the European galleries! Researched and written by the Spring 2015 cohort of Museum Leaders in Training (M.Lit) at VMFA.
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Explore VMFA’s conservation efforts for Sol leWitt’s Wall Drawing #541! Researched and written by the Spring 2015 cohort of Museum Leaders in Training (M.Lit) at VMFA.
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Explore VMFA’s conservation efforts for the Belter Sofas featured in the American galleries! Researched and written by the Spring 2015 cohort of Museum Leaders in Training (M.Lit) at VMFA.
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Explore VMFA’s conservation efforts for the Caligula statue featured in the Ancient galleries! Researched and written by the Spring 2015 cohort of Museum Leaders in Training (M.Lit) at VMFA.
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What Inspires YOU? Explore the art of the bicycle in Artcycle, a participatory exhibition in VMFAs Memorial Foundation for Children Teaching Gallery, located in the MWV Art Education Center. Discover how artists have been inspired by the bicycle and movement by engaging in this interactive space. Visitors can take a virtual tour on a bike…
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Simply describing what a work of art looks like tells only part of the story. Try incorporating all of your senses! Put yourself into the work; think about what you might see, feel, hear, taste, or smell and respond. Take it further and have students write poems or short stories about a work of art that…
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