A Conversation for Northeastern US Researchers Group Meeting
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Julie Andrews Posted Jan 27, 2002
I want you all to know that I just saw Gosford Park and it is terrible. Nice sets and there is a Clueseauian detective, but there is no plot.
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Shea the Sarcastic Posted Jan 28, 2002
I popped open my MMA Calendar ...
Orazio and Artemisia Gentileschi: Father and Daughter Painters in Baroque Italy (51 works by these Caravaggio-esque painters).
Surrealism: Desire Unbound (organized by Tate Modern in Lond, its the first major survey of Surrealism in more than 20 years).
Earthly Bodies: Irving Penn's Nudes, 1949-50 (highly unorthodox nude photos)
Extreme Beauty: The Body Transformed (in the Costume Institute - reveals how fashion has both adapted to and reinforced evolving concepts of beauty) <--- I just may have seen this in London
Splendid Isolation: Art of Easter Island (the first American exhibition devoted to the art of Easter Island featuring some 50 works)
Benjamin Brecknell Turner: Rural England through a Victorian Lens (approximately 40 large-format photographs)
Graceful Gestures: A Decade of Collecting Japanese Art (more than 100 Japanese works of art collected by the museum during the past 10 years)
When Manchus Ruled China: Painting under the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) (nearly 40 works)
Courtly Radiance: Metalwork from Islamic India (approximately 25 examples of different metals fashioned into vessels, objects of daily and ceremonial use, and sculptural forms from the 16th & 17th centuries)
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tacsatduck- beware the <sheep> lie Posted Jan 28, 2002
hmmm I could do the MET but I refuse to pick what we will see I would have no idea what I was picking depending on when we wanted to hit the place we could throw in a lunch/dinner thing if you wanted
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Julie Andrews Posted Jan 29, 2002
Met vs MOMA...
trouble brewing
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paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Jan 29, 2002
We don't need that Rodgers and Hammerstein.
We're not depending on the Theater Guild,
But you can alkways catch our act at the Met.
I'll be Siegfried, and you be Brunnhilde!
Ya gotta see MOMA every night,
or you can't see MOMA at aaaaaall.
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Shea the Sarcastic Posted Jan 30, 2002
I think you might choose my Mom over the Met if you knew she was staying on a small island in the Caribbean at the moment ...
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paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Jan 30, 2002
So, why did Robinson Crusoe want to
escape from such a paradise?
Was it because Fridays were boring?
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Julie Andrews Posted Jan 31, 2002
So were're meeting at the Met? How about on the front steps? Someone should carry and h2g2 sign.
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tacsatduck- beware the <sheep> lie Posted Feb 1, 2002
well I tend to stand out...I will be the big guy wearing the towel well that and my regular clothes
Do we have a time we would like to meet at the Met?
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Shea the Sarcastic Posted Feb 5, 2002
It's been kinda cold lately ... how about we meet *inside* the Met? Maybe by the big staircase ...
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tacsatduck- beware the <sheep> lie Posted Feb 5, 2002
concidering I don't think I have been into the MET I will take your word that there is a big stair case inside to stand next to but you are right it has been a bit nippy out lately and waiting inside would be better.
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Batty_ACE Posted Feb 5, 2002
perhaps it would be better to meet at a restaurant or pub by the Met so everyone can find each other, then go to the Met?
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Shea the Sarcastic Posted Feb 6, 2002
The only problem is that there really aren't many restaurants/pubs near the Met ... are there?
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- 21: Julie Andrews (Jan 27, 2002)
- 22: Shea the Sarcastic (Jan 28, 2002)
- 23: tacsatduck- beware the <sheep> lie (Jan 28, 2002)
- 24: Julie Andrews (Jan 29, 2002)
- 25: Shea the Sarcastic (Jan 29, 2002)
- 26: tacsatduck- beware the <sheep> lie (Jan 29, 2002)
- 27: Batty_ACE (Jan 29, 2002)
- 28: tacsatduck- beware the <sheep> lie (Jan 29, 2002)
- 29: paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant (Jan 29, 2002)
- 30: Shea the Sarcastic (Jan 30, 2002)
- 31: tacsatduck- beware the <sheep> lie (Jan 30, 2002)
- 32: Batty_ACE (Jan 30, 2002)
- 33: tacsatduck- beware the <sheep> lie (Jan 30, 2002)
- 34: paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant (Jan 30, 2002)
- 35: Julie Andrews (Jan 31, 2002)
- 36: tacsatduck- beware the <sheep> lie (Feb 1, 2002)
- 37: Shea the Sarcastic (Feb 5, 2002)
- 38: tacsatduck- beware the <sheep> lie (Feb 5, 2002)
- 39: Batty_ACE (Feb 5, 2002)
- 40: Shea the Sarcastic (Feb 6, 2002)
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