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Controversial Curator at St. Louis’ Contemporary Art Museum Leaves Amid Criticism – Institute of Museum Ethics Uncategorized Controversial Curator at St. Louis’ Contemporary Art Museum Leaves Amid Criticism October 17, 2016 Kathlene Williams 0 Comment Chief curator Jeffrey Uslip of the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis is leaving the institution as tension continues amid a controversial solo exhibition of K...

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The Met Faces Lawsuit over Picasso Painting – Institute of Museum Ethics Fine Art Issues Museums News Provenance War, Looting and Repatriation The Met Faces Lawsuit over Picasso Painting October 10, 2016 Kathlene Williams 0 Comment On Friday, September 30, the estate of Paul Leffmann, a German-Jewish businessman, filed a lawsuit against the Metropolitan Museum of Art ov...

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Become a Part of The Institute of Museum Ethics | MUSINGS Become a Part of The Institute of Museum Ethics The Institute of Museum Ethics (IME) promotes accountability, responsibility, and sustainability in museums by convening conversations about ethical dilemmas now facing museums. This year, the Instit...

Hoping everyone is having an enjoyable first week! Welcome students new and old to the Fall 2016 semester!

3 of our talented students are opening their exhibitions this week. Taylor Curtis is opening her exhibit "From Ukraine to New Jersey: Louis Lozowick's Prints of American Life" at the Pierro Gallery. Her opening reception is Wednesday January 20 from 7pm - 9pm. More information can be found on her website: http://fromukrainetonewjersey.weebly.com

Chelsea Levine and Katherine Tedesco are opening their exhibit at The Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall University. Their opening reception is Thursday January 21 from 5pm - 9pm. Here is the event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1711792132398509/

Come on out and support your MAMP students!

Welcome back to a new school year! We're excited to see so many returning students and to welcome all of our new students for the Fall 2015 semester!

Congratulations to all of our graduates today! We can't wait to see what you do in the future!

MMAP had a great time meeting prospective students at Seton Hall University's open house for graduate programs today!

Another copy of the Magna Carta has been found, but the document's condition is a registrar's nightmare! MAMP registrars and friends, what would you do with this document first?

Magna Carta found in scrapbook may be worth millions - CNN.com Just days after four Magna Cartas were united for the first time in 800 years at the British Library in London, another ancient version of the document has been discovered by chance in a medieval coastal town in England.

Not for Sale! Tonight, Graham Beal Director of the Detroit Institute of Art will be speaking about the fight to save the collections of the DIA during the city's financial troubles.

The lecture will begin at 7pm in the McNulty Amphitheatre. For more information call (973) 761-7966 or email [email protected]

The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston had a huge day yesterday! Head of Conservation Pam Hatchfield opened a time capsule from 1795 originally buried by Samuel Adams and Paul Revere.

See what they found in the time capsule and what they're planning on doing with the objects below:

1795 time capsule opened, centuries after Revere and Adams buried it - CNN.com Paul Revere and Samuel Adams buried a time capsule in Boston, Massachusetts more than 200 years ago. On Tuesday, museum experts opened it.

After 3 years, the Cooper Hewitt has finally reopened and they've brought a lot of new technology to the visitors!

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