Egypt
- Exhibition: The Mummy Chamber In New York, Summer 2010
http://artmuseumjournal.com/mummy_chamber.aspx The Mummy Chamber, a long-term installation of more than 170 artifacts that explores the ancient Egyptians' complex funerary rituals and beliefs associated with mummification, opens at the Brooklyn Museum...
- Exhibition: Egypt Endures At ‘tombs Of Eternity: The Afterlife In Ancient Egypt’
Epoch Times (Susan Hallett) This exhibition has been quite well covered in the Canadian media, and I've posted about it before, but I've added this link because it has better detail than previous articles and the photographs are very good, including...
- Exhibition: To Live Forever At Indianapolis
Art Daily The Indianapolis Museum of Art will be the first venue to host To Live Forever: Egyptian Treasures from the Brooklyn Museum, which will be on view July 13 – September 7, 2008. Featuring approximately 120 objects dating from 3600 B.C. to 400...
- Exhibition: Egypt - Beyond The Tomb Going To Auckland
The exhibition is on its travels again, opening this week in Auckland Museum (New Zealand, North Island): http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/AK0705/S00100.htm "This extraordinary international touring exhibition follows the story of Keku, an Egyptian woman...
- Mummies Unwrap The Ancient Past
http://www.hexham-courant.co.uk/arts/viewarticle.asp?id=276366 An article on mummification to compliment the new British Museum exhibition at the Hancock Museum in the UK: "They scrambled people's brains, hooked them out through their nose, stuffed...
Egypt
Ancient Egypt in Wakefield exhibition
http://www.leedstoday.net/ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=39&ArticleID=1201537
A short article about an exhibition in Wakefield (UK): "An extremely rare Anubis mask depicting the jackal-headed god of mummification is one of the stars of an incredible new Egyptian exhibition at Wakefield Museum. Many of the 200 objects on display are believed to have originated from ancient tombs and give a fascinating insight into ancient Egypt. The exhibition, on loan from Harrogate Museums and Arts, explores ancient Egyptian rituals, beliefs and daily life".
A short article about an exhibition in Wakefield (UK): "An extremely rare Anubis mask depicting the jackal-headed god of mummification is one of the stars of an incredible new Egyptian exhibition at Wakefield Museum. Many of the 200 objects on display are believed to have originated from ancient tombs and give a fascinating insight into ancient Egypt. The exhibition, on loan from Harrogate Museums and Arts, explores ancient Egyptian rituals, beliefs and daily life".
- Exhibition: The Mummy Chamber In New York, Summer 2010
http://artmuseumjournal.com/mummy_chamber.aspx The Mummy Chamber, a long-term installation of more than 170 artifacts that explores the ancient Egyptians' complex funerary rituals and beliefs associated with mummification, opens at the Brooklyn Museum...
- Exhibition: Egypt Endures At ‘tombs Of Eternity: The Afterlife In Ancient Egypt’
Epoch Times (Susan Hallett) This exhibition has been quite well covered in the Canadian media, and I've posted about it before, but I've added this link because it has better detail than previous articles and the photographs are very good, including...
- Exhibition: To Live Forever At Indianapolis
Art Daily The Indianapolis Museum of Art will be the first venue to host To Live Forever: Egyptian Treasures from the Brooklyn Museum, which will be on view July 13 – September 7, 2008. Featuring approximately 120 objects dating from 3600 B.C. to 400...
- Exhibition: Egypt - Beyond The Tomb Going To Auckland
The exhibition is on its travels again, opening this week in Auckland Museum (New Zealand, North Island): http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/AK0705/S00100.htm "This extraordinary international touring exhibition follows the story of Keku, an Egyptian woman...
- Mummies Unwrap The Ancient Past
http://www.hexham-courant.co.uk/arts/viewarticle.asp?id=276366 An article on mummification to compliment the new British Museum exhibition at the Hancock Museum in the UK: "They scrambled people's brains, hooked them out through their nose, stuffed...