great!!!
Wow...
That was excellent! Thanks!
Just wonderful! I’ve sent the link on to others with professional interests in art/museums.
I visited the Rijksmuseum years ago and saw Rembrandt’s “Night Watch” there. It was behind glass and roped off so you couldn’t get within 10 feet of it. But the Vermeers and Van Goghs and some of the other Flemish masters were actually more impressive to me.
I always thought that painting was titled “Night Watch”.
Very cool!
Wonderful!
Thank you and may God bless :)
Tatt
It was pretty cool, though.
10 dollar cover, free draft and wine.
We go to the High Museum of Art in Atlanta whenever they add a new collection thanks to Bank of America’s Museums On Us program. Next weekend we will get to see The Girl With The Pearl Earring and other paintings from the Dutch Golden Age.
Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum certainly has the material for some performance art in that area. Reportedly, their $500m real-life heist of 23½ years ago is nearing solution. Real soon now.
The case has become something of a career for Anthony Amore, the Museum's Director of Security since 2005 and a frequent guest on the Howie Carr Show.
Wow- that was terrific. The choreography must’ve been a real challenge, what with unpredictable moving obstacles everywhere. Bet they practiced that about a thousand times when the mall was closed. Kind of a long fall onto a hard surface for the thief though.
Very cool.
Here’s another Mall “commercial” for British Airways in Moscow. Well done Id say.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyE9KqIeTg8
I enjoy seeing videos of this nature. They are of course entertaining but what gets my attention is the people. If the title did not tell me, I might not know it took place in a shopping mall in Moscow, Russia or somewhere else in the world. It constantly makes me wonder why we don't get along better than we do. If you start by observing the children, you will readily see we are all the same.
Silly and wasteful. This won’t bring anyone into a museum. Museums are dead and have been losing attendance for years. Think for a moment. We just watched it on YouTube.
I can search for nearly any museum piece and see it on the Internet for a fraction of a US penny. Why waste the time driving, pay for parking (ticketing?), and an expensive museum whose staff despise you and all you stand for?
Museums need to die and quickly or at least get off the public dole. Eliminate the corporate income tax and all museum subsidies by government and let the rich run them.