Shelby White News
Metropolitan Museum of Art Appoints New President
(New York, March 10, 2015)—The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced today that Daniel H.
Key Works Acquired During Tenure of Retiring Brooklyn Museum
A selection of 100 works from the nearly 10,000 acquired during the tenure of the Shelby White and Leon Levy Director of the Brooklyn Museum, Arnold Lehman, will be presented in his honor on the occasion of his retirement in the summer of 2015.
SITU Studio to Redesign Brooklyn Museum Entry
The present Brooklyn Museum Lobby, including the Visitor Center, will be completely redesigned by SITU studio to accommodate a New Technology Initiative.
Arnold L. Lehman Plans Retirement from Brooklyn Museum in 2015
September 10, 2014.
Brooklyn Museum to Launch Three-Year Mobile Initiative
The Brooklyn Museum will launch a three-year program enabling visitors to utilize their mobile devices to interact in real time with Museum experts.
Brooklyn Museum to Offer Free Admission to Younger Visitors
Beginning on September 3, 2014, admission to the Brooklyn Museum will be free for visitors ages nineteen and under, offering greatly increased accessibility and encouragement to visit the Museum, especially for teenagers.
Brooklyn Museum Receives $5 Million Gift from Leon Levy Foundation
The Leon Levy Foundation, led by Founding Trustee Shelby White, has made a leadership gift of $5 million to the Brooklyn Museum to endow the position of Director.
New York Philharmonic Receives $2.4 Million Grant From Leon Levy Foundation to Complete Digitization of Archives
The New York Philharmonic has received a $2.
2013 FREDDY Awards Held Tonight at State Theatre
The 2013 FREDDY Awards Ceremony will be broadcast live from the State Theatre on 69 WFMZ-TV and wfmz.
2013 FREDDY Nominations Announced!
The 2013 FREDDY Award Nominations have just been announced.
NYU's ECHOES OF THE PAST Exhibition Highlights 6th Century Buddhist Sculptures, Now thru Jan 6, 2013
A groundbreaking exhibition that unites masterpieces of Chinese sculpture from the famed sixth-century cave temples at Xiangtangshan with the first-ever digitized reconstructions of their original setting opens today, September 11, 2012, at the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World at New Yor
NYU's ECHOES OF THE PAST Exhibition Highlights 6th Century Buddhist Sculptures, 9/11-1/6
A groundbreaking exhibition that unites masterpieces of Chinese sculpture from the famed sixth-century cave temples at Xiangtangshan with the first-ever digitized reconstructions of their original setting opens on September 11, 2012, at the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World at New York Un
Brodsky Elected Chairman of Metropolitan Museum Board of Trustees
The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced today the election of business and civic leader Daniel Brodsky, a Trustee of the institution since 2001, as its next Chairman of the Board.
Exhibition On Little-Known Cultures Of Ancient Nubia Opens At ISAW 3/11
The rich cultures of ancient Nubia, located in present-day southern Egypt and northern Sudan, are the subject of an exhibition opening today at the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World (ISAW).
Metropolitan Museum Celebrates the Holidays by Opening on Holiday Monday
The Metropolitan Museum of Art will be open to the public on Monday, December 27 (Christmas/New Year's Week), as part of the Museum's popular 'Holiday Mondays' program.
Metropolitan Museum Celebrates the Holidays by Opening on Holiday Monday
The Metropolitan Museum of Art will be open to the public on Monday, December 27 (Christmas/New Year's Week), as part of the Museum's popular 'Holiday Mondays' program.
Metropolitan Museum Celebrates the Holidays by Opening on Holiday Monday
The Metropolitan Museum of Art will be open to the public on Monday, December 27 (Christmas/New Year's Week), as part of the Museum's popular 'Holiday Mondays' program.
Groundbreaking Held At Lakeside at Prospect Park
New York City Parks & Recreation Commissioner Adrian Benepe, Prospect Park Alliance Chairman Albert H.
Ancient Roman Mosaic from Israel on View at Metropolitan Museum 9/28-4/3/2011
In 1996, workmen widening the Jerusalem-Tel Aviv road in Lod (formerly Lydda), Israel, made a startling discovery: signs of a Roman mosaic pavement were found about three feet below the modern ground surface.
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