"As it wereSo to speak: A Museum Collection in Dialogue with Barbara Bloom"

Installation

Upper East Side

Until Sun Aug 4

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Time Out says

Wed Feb 27 2013

Bloom uses items from the Jewish Museum's collections to create a sort of imaginary Talmudic discourse between historical personages. Einstein and Proust, Duke Ellington and Marilyn Monroe are among the celebrities so engaged within Bloom's conceptual installation.

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Categories:
Art. Installation
Facilities:
Eating & drinking facilities. Bar. Cafe. Restaurant. Accessible facilities. Wheelchair access
Good for:
Activities for a spare hour. After-work crowd. Culture vultures. Dating. Date night. First date. Pickup scene. Singles. Socializing. Going in a group. Going solo. Mood. Chill
Event type:
Exhibitions

The Jewish Museum

1109 Fifth Ave, (at 92nd St), New York, 10128 Hide map/details

Sun Mar 24

$12, seniors $10, students $7.50, children under 12 when accompanied by an adult free. Sat free. Fri.

- 11:00am

Address:
The Jewish Museum 1109 Fifth Ave
Upper East Side
New York
10128

Cross Street:
at 92nd St
Phone:
212-423-3200
Website:
thejewishmuseum.org
Opening hours:
Mon, Tue, Sat, Sun 11am–5:45pm; Thu 11am–8pm
Transport:
Subway: 4, 5, 6 to 86th St; 6 to 96th St
Price:
$12, seniors $10, students $7.50, visitors 18 and under free. Sat free. Thu 5–8pm pay what you wish.
Map
1. The Jewish Museum
  - 1109 Fifth Ave
    Upper East Side
    New York
    10128
  - 212-423-3200
  - thejewishmuseum.org
  - 40.785383,-73.957622