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Kate Bosse was born in 1910 in Germany. Her interest in history, archaeology, and Egyptology was kindled in Melanchthon School in Wittenberg. She went on to study these in university. In 1935 she was awarded a doctorate for a thesis on the human figure in Egyptian sculptures. She then was appointed a post at a museum in Berlin, but as it was the late ‘30s and her mother was Jewish, she suffered. Bosse’s mother and two brothers were taken to concentration camps in 1944, after her father’s medical

the format was changed and the exhibitions became Annuals, with one year for painting, one for sculpture and various media. Some years, a single Whitney curator chose pieces; sometimes an outsider was added. In 1973, they went back to Biennials. Today the tradition remains the same as was begun fully in 1973. Increasingly in current shows curators search out a wide range of ethnic and gender varieties to fully grasp the breadth of American culture that is represented in current art work. Their has

George G. Simpson George Gaylord Simpson is known as being one of the most influential empirical paleontologist of the twentieth century due to his crucial contributions in the modern evolutionary synthesis. He is known for his expertise in extinct mammals and their intercontinental travels; more specifically, discovering evidence in fossils for the theory of linear evolution in horses. Furthermore, Simpson is an important figure in the studies of paleontology due to his exceptional dedication to

according to Jacob might be a white. Our plan was to bring the museum curator, who had been mysteriously killed and whose body was found dead in the ocean, back to life with Enoch’s peculiar power, so he could tell us who had killed him. But what he said was hard to understand: That his "old man" had killed him, that he got big and strong, so strong. But somehow Jacob made a connection that this meant that Martin the museum curator was killed by a hollogast, which to us is only visible when it's eating

Hello, I'm graduate art history student with an interest in studying ancient Greek painting, which encompasses ceramics and frescos. I received my B.A. in Art History from the University of Cincinnati (UC), College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning (DAAP) and I'm interested in pursuing a career in curatorial work. I was employed at the Cincinnati Art Museum (CAM) during my undergraduate years and learned so much about non-profit institutions and museums. During this time I was also fortunate

Annotation: The Old People The story begins with the main characters, Sam Fathers and Isaac McCaslin, in the forest. Isaac is on his first hunt, and after killing his first buck, Sam anoints him with the buck’s blood in a way that is a ritual amongst his people. The story then goes deep into the lineage of Sam’s forefathers and describes the way that Sam got to be where he is now, which is to tend the hunting grounds of Major de Spain and McCaslin Edmonds. The story then returns to the present time

Part 1: Acts of Seated Experience is an exhibition that derived from artwork researched and found in the New York Public Library Public Domain Collection. As the art curator for The Arts At Page Library, these images spoke volumes being that they were a part of the Works Progress (WPA) Administration, the visual arts arm of the Federal Art Project. Many artists in this era during the Great Depression were offered positions as art educators, writers, musicians, actors and artists to support themselves

protectors rising from the K9 at a time when the Manimals begin to expose themselves in direct clashes with man. During this Arc the PACKHOUNDS are formed by a human organization named M.I.D under the supervision of M.I.D curator (note: I think there may be a better term than curator) Rangey. But when the plug is pulled on Rangsey’s new pack of hunters, they go rogue as independent mercenaries. The first main arc sets the stage of the PACKHOUNDS universe during the start of man’s struggle against the

interested in the topic and be able to keep up with the information provided in the exhibit. The curators and clockmakers had a difficult time agreeing on the redesign as the clockmakers plans all assumed that the visitors were just as fascinated as they were with clocks. The clockmakers wanted to add even more clocks, wished for the exhibit to go into great detail in the design of each clock, and etc. Yet the curators realized the difficulty of selling this exhibit and wished to make it an area that school

To what extent has the Foundling Museum uncovered the ‘hidden histories’ of Georgian London’s poverty-stricken families? Word Count: 1432 Since 2004 the Foundling Museum has stood as a site to memorialise the Georgian Foundling Hospital; this institution cared for London’s abandoned children, foundlings. In a recent podcast, Laura Gowing described the stories of these children and their mothers as ‘hidden histories’. She claims that the Foundling Museum offers a narrative for figures who are