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In Conversation: The Mayhew Family – Richard, Scott, and Ina
This program is part of the Daniel P. Paduano and Janet W. Prindle Lecture Series
In its first-ever family conversation, the Neuberger Museum of Art welcomes Richard Mayhew and his children, Scott and Ina, for an exploration of how the members of this artistic family spend their lives influencing – and being influenced by – one another.
Richard is a landscape painter, illustrator, and arts educator; daughter Ina is a Purchase alumnae who is now a production designer for film and television; and son Scott is a graphic designer and brand builder who attended Purchase College.
Listen as Richard reminisces about his career; his experiences as a founding member of Spiral, an African American artists’ collective established in 1960s New York as a way for artists to discuss their experiences in the Civil Rights movement; and his current work which he refers to as mindscapes. Hear his children reflect on growing up surrounded by art and artists and how these experiences not only shaped their thinking about art but also influenced their professional careers … and their collaboration on numerous projects.
Moderated by Neuberger Museum of Art, Curator of Education, Youth & Adult Programs Diana Puglisi.
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When we need a break
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Wellness Wednesday
We replay these recorded meditations by yoga and meditation instructor Janelle Berger.
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Interesting tech
- Artland is a worldwide online art community platform that provides art lovers of all kinds with the world’s largest library of 3D exhibitions and access to the biggest digital database of private art collections in the world.
Interesting conversations
- The Brooklyn Rail hosts The New Social Environment: Lunchtime Conversations with Artists, Writers, Filmmakers, and Poets most weekdays at 1:00pm.
Virtual Visits: Close to home
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Hudson River Museum
Our neighbor in Yonkers, HRM invites visitors to dive in and discover 40+ exhibitions, 100+ collection highlights, and more (including artist talks) on its website.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Created using spherical 360° technology, The Met 360 Degree Project allows viewers to explore some of the Met’s iconic spaces as never before.
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The Museum of Modern Art
New virtual experiences debut each week in Virtual Views. Browse MOMA’s online collection includes
more than 85,000 works or take one of their five free online courses—including What Is Contemporary Art?, Modern Art and Ideas, and In the Studio: Post-War Abstract Painting—offering in-depth looks at the museum’s collection.
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Whitney Museum of American Art
Dive into the Whitney’s collection of more than 25,000 works of American art from the twentieth century to today. Check out Artport, a portal to Internet art and an online gallery space for new media art commissioned by the Whitney. And go deeper with audio guides featuring insights from artists, curators, and other notable experts.
Virtual Visits: Around the globe
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The Ultimate Guide to Virtual Museum Resources, E-Learning, and Online Collections
Developed by MCN, an organization of museum professionals working to empower museums to digitally achieve their missions. (Scroll down for the lists.)
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Culture Trip’s Guide to Experiencing Art Virtually
Curated for curious travelers, this article by Culture Trip helps you discover how to appreciate art – without ever leaving the house.