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Virtual visits: 16 famous museums you can explore at home
Visit the British Museum or the Sistine Chapel—without buying a ticket or waiting in line.
Google’s just-released Year in Search claims to offer a glimpse into what the cultural hive mind was up to in 2020, from obsessively searching for “election results” to querying the definition of “WAP ...
For many who find themselves with a huge uptick in free time in quarantine (which, to be clear, certainly isn't inclusive of everyone), this time at home, spent socially distant from others, has ...
We’d all rather be museum-hopping and globe-trotting in real life. But during these sheltering-near-home days, it’s still possible to get a cultural fix. Museums around the world have launched all ...
Social distancing is tough, but you don’t need to resort to repeatedly binge-watching Love Is Blind to fill the hours. A ton of entertainers, musicians, educators, institutions, and other creators are ...
In Philly, those interested in celebrating International Museum Day on Monday, May 18, can't visit the city's many wonderful museums in person due to the coronavirus pandemic. Virtual tours exist, ...
As digital tools continue to improve, the challenge will be to keep virtual projects as thoughtfully curated as the best ...
One of the virtues of online museum tours and exhibits is that they can take you anywhere. Another: You can look for days without getting sore feet. The Museum Computer Network, an organization of ...
Boston University students enrolled in Ancient Worlds — a humanities course in the College of Arts and Sciences — study art pieces by visiting the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. But with the closure of ...
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