Looking for something to do on a hot Summer Day? Visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art and see the Costume Institutes Spring exhibit – Camp. It is on display until September 8, 2019. The Costume Institute tends to alternate between Read More …
The Spring 2018 Exbibit for the Met’s Costume Institute is called Heavenly Bodies. This large exhibit is split between the Met’s Fifth Avenue Museum and The Cloisters. The exhibit focuses on the impact of Catholicism on Fashion and art. Although Read More …
Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute debuted it’s Spring 2017 Exhibit on the avant-garde work of Rei Kawakubo. I appreciate fashion as wearable art. But, when something looks like wadded diapers, is that art? And, it’s a recurring theme. Some of Read More …
Do you remember the creepy house from Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho? Artist Cornelia Parker created a 30-foot tall scaled model of the house and it is currently on display at the Roof Garden of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. You can’t go Read More …
More photos from the Met’s Costume Institute – Manus X Machina. Be sure to take a look at my photos from last year’s exhibit China: Through the Looking Glass. All photos taken with Canon PowerShot G7 X Met’s Costume Institute Read More …