Here’s our weekly round-up of our favorite things that were said about museums this week: the good, the bad, and the really quite strange! But first, here are the museum related Hurricane Sandy stories. There are others, and a quick search will bring up the continuing coverage of damage to New York’s galleries and historic sites, in Chelsea and elsewhere.
Special: Hurricane Sandy Section
- The Subways and Buses Are Back, and So Is the Transit Museum, with Free Admission Today
- Gov. Cuomo: Sept. 11 museum filled with water
- The 9/11 Museum Is Flooded With 5 Feet of Water
- Museum of Modern Art to Offer Presentation on Conserving Flood-Damaged Artworks
- Delaware Art Museum open for free after Sandy
In other news:
- American Independence Museum faces closure
- Museum Of Science And Industry Introduces Charlie Brown And The Great Exhibit
- Serendipitous Matchmaking of Art and Movement
- Expanded Neon Museum in Las Vegas reopens
- Funeral museums liven up the death industry
- NY Museum Stages First ‘Scent’ Exhibit
- Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago Gets Major Gift from Zell Family Foundation
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