Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Art The Metropolitan Museum's 2010 Exhibition Lineup: Super-Boring
Posted by Benjamin Sutton on Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 1:18 PM
Here's a taste of what they've got going up next year: a show of drawings by Agnolo Bronzino (1503-1572) opens in January, followed by The Art of Victorian Photocollage in February (which, okay, might actually be interesting), medieval illuminations by the Limbourg Brothers in March, a show of all 150 works by Pablo Picasso from the museum's collection—the only obvious blockbuster show announced so far—runs April 27 to August 1, and, as usual, the Costume Institute's exhibition, American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity (May 5 to August 15), sounds the most compelling. Presumably this preliminary schedule will get filled out with more traveling shows and exhibitions from the collection, and maybe even (gasp!) some contemporary art. Until then, well, I hear MoMA has some great shows planned for next year.
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"...let's just say you won't be visiting the Met anytime soon."
Do you know what else you can visit the Met for? Their permanent collection. It's the best on the planet. They have the best examples of every type of artwork ever created by man. It's cool, you should check it out. Ass.
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