It Is Good Lookin' (S2, E8) | AT THE MUSEUM
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- Опубликовано: 31 окт 2019
- The new MoMA opens.
Cherished works return to the walls of the galleries in brand new frames, while curators and artists watch the completion of the reinstallation. After being closed for four months, MoMA reopens its doors to the public.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:13 - Associate sculpture conservator Roger Griffith and sculpture conservation fellow Joy Bloser clean Arthur Young’s Bell-47D1 Helicopter.
0:52 - Senior curator of Painting and Sculpture Anne Umland and chief curator of Painting and Sculpture Ann Temkin oversee the hanging of Pablo Picasso’s "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon."
1:20 - Peter Perez, frame shop foreman, discusses "The Starry Night’s" new, black frame.
2:53 - Artist Amy Sillman explains how she curated and arranged "The Shape of Shape," part of the long-running Artist’s Choice exhibition series in which artists selects works to show from the Museum’s collection
4:17 - Photography curator Sarah Meister and conservator Lee Ann Daffner adjust the lighting on Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey’s "Rome. Arch of Septimus Severus and Capitoline Lion."
5:02 - Senior deputy director of exhibitions and collections Ramona Bronkar Bannayan and director of exhibition design and production Lana Hum make a final checklist of things to accomplish before the opening.
5:32 - Artist Betye Saar sees her exhibition for the first time.
7:11 - Manager of enterprise applications Rik Vanmechelen and developer Ryan Sprott check the new ticket machines.
8:04 - Chief facilities and safety officer Tunji Adeniji welcomes the public to the new MoMA on opening day.
8:30 - Silent film accompanist Ben Model improvises a live piano soundtrack for Frank Powell’s 1915 film "A Fool There Was."
9:12 - Security supervisor Chet Gold greets volunteer Fred Liberman. Gold returns to his favorite room in the new MoMA.
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Whoever manages this youtube channel is a P7 to my heart.
"6 is misbehaving, like it _always_ does."
As a mechanical engineering student that has had to assemble multiple of the same machine, I *really* felt this. Even going as far to buy torque-limiting wrenched to unify bolt tensions between machines, THERE'S STILL ALWAYS ONE that refused to cooperate!
i dont think i would be able to breath while hanging starry night
I love how this season really highlights the people and how they too make the museum. Looking forward to visiting again
I remember turning a corner at moma and starry night striking my eyes. Unique feeling. A little sad it's under glass now...
MOMA is a gift to the world. It’s great to see the army of people dedicated to presenting its wonders to us in the best possible way. Their passion for their work is obvious. Thank you.
This series keeps me sane. More, please!!
So happy to see MoMA open again, it is one of the most beautiful and magic places is the world. Congratulations for an amazing work. I am really looking forward to visiting it again soon.
This is a great series - the only one I religiously watch every episode - keeping my breath most of the time for this episode - handling these masterpieces - the result is beautiful - I’m envious of the first visitors that are taking in the newness and reinvented energy. One thing I found not optimal is that golden rectangular in the frame of the Van Gogh painting - it cuts the painting abruptly, the gold and the yellows of the painting are in competition rather than in harmony and it feels like a border that does not allow for the eye to expand and project the magic of the painting outside the four corners of its frame.
We love you MOMA! Great to have you back!
Thank you for the closed captioning!!
I love the attention paid to the type of framing. All the little details that go into this wonderful place really amaze me!
In the time of a pandemic, art appreciation is at the bottom of the survival list.
this RUclips channel is a blessing! Thank you for uploading 💞💗✨
What a magnificent gallery. If I was an American, I'd go there to cleanse my mind and soul.
Was that Baumgartner assisting with Starry Night?
What a privilege to be able to touch something that was in Van Gogh's own hands....
I love seeing how every little detail is handled, such great work, really enjoyed whatching.
This video makes me think about and interested in what it would be like to work at an art museum and be able to hang the paintings. I love going to art museums!
I really enjoyed watching. Thank you for uploading
Wow! I love the transformation!
Always interesting - thanks!
Up the wall artwork...having gone to the Moma my entire 50 years (saw Guernica pre Shafrazzi) can't wait to see her in her new digs...😊✌️️❤️️
Thanks for sharing these beautiful paintings !
It's amazing at how putting something really good in a space, like picasso's les demoiselles d'avignon, reveals the inferiority of the works placed around it.
Love this series :)
Ooh ooh cant wait to go tomorrow
Amazing!
ein fantastisches Museum - ich muss doch wieder nach NY fliegen
I LOVE this
great stuff
I love these videos
they must have a wicked skeeball player with all those tickets
Beautiful.
Les Damoiselles de Avignon" this is incredible for sure...someone say that's it's the point where modern painting begun. I mean Pablo Picasso turn the Art History before and after this incredible painting
Starry Night looks kinda good in a black frame...🤔
I loved everything I saw... except. Starry Night under glass??? No Van Gogh should be under glass. His painting are so 3 dimensional that glass just seems to detract from. I get it, keep it clean and protected, but the loss in viewing is a tragedy to me.
I only have flatlined once, and it was from watching this video
I would love to see a more indepth demonstration explination on measuring light and the tradeoffs for the viewer.
Why doesn’t the oxidation on the stretcher bars of the Van Gogh reflect the painting’s age? Was it restretched after it was painted?
What did you do today, oh not too much, just reframed Starry Night...NBD
whats the name of the light meter?
zn creative time stamp?
I wonder how much the Les Demoiselles d'Avignon and Starry Night would sell for.
Can anyone explain what they were doing in 4:46
The whole video could of been on the Van Gogh.
should have waited a year to close the MoMa for remodeling :P 2020 would have been the perfect time for it
when you randomly see your coworker's husband reframing starry night....
Starry night should be in the Van Gogh museum. Criminal to keep it away
I hate when they put glass over a painting. It robs the intimacy and engagement with it. To truly appreciate a Van Gogh paintings, you need to see the texture of every stroke. That's what makes them so special.
Weird seeing crowds without masks
No art museum for you!
So much money hanging on walls in that place
Feet most important part of body?
What did you do today?
I helped hang one of the most famous paintings in the world. No pressure.
no reason for a chopper that dusty in the age of swiffing
this was scary.