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How the CMA’s MIX Event Went Virtual: Or How to Fit 2000 People in Your Living Room

How the CMA’s MIX Event Went Virtual: Or How to Fit 2000 People in Your Living Room

The first light to transform the Ames Family Atrium comes from the sharp stripes of sunset that paint the floor. Then the sky beyond the…
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Cleveland Museum of Art
The Hope of Music in a Time of Uncertainty: Going Behind the Beat

The Hope of Music in a Time of Uncertainty: Going Behind the Beat

Rather than just post recorded musical performances inspired by visual art, the Cleveland Museum of Art’s Behind the Beat video series…
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Cleveland Museum of Art
Worshiping in Place through Art: The Hidden Gems of the Portable Altar of Countess Gertrude

Worshiping in Place through Art: The Hidden Gems of the Portable Altar of Countess Gertrude

By Amanda Mikolic, Curatorial Assistant for the Department of Medieval Art
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Cleveland Museum of Art
On View Now: Spotlight on a New Generation in Chinese Art

On View Now: Spotlight on a New Generation in Chinese Art

By Clarissa von Spee, Chair of Asian Art and James and Donna Reid Curator of Chinese Art and Katie Kilroy-Blaser, Curatorial Assistant
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Cleveland Museum of Art
Thoughts on Reopening the Museum #WelcomeBackCMA

Thoughts on Reopening the Museum #WelcomeBackCMA

After being closed for more than three months beginning March 14 to meet COVID-19 public health guidelines, the Cleveland Museum of Art…
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Cleveland Museum of Art
Recovering Lost Histories of Pride

Recovering Lost Histories of Pride

Art reflecting the origins of Pride Month and its connections to the Black Lives Matter movement was discussed this week in the Cleveland…
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Cleveland Museum of Art
Juneteenth in Cleveland: Ways to Celebrate Virtually During a Battle for Racial Justice

Juneteenth in Cleveland: Ways to Celebrate Virtually During a Battle for Racial Justice

By Deidre McPherson, Director of Community Programs
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Cleveland Museum of Art
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