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Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'theamericanmuseum'

February 29, 2008

MOVIE: After Marion Cotillard took home the gold for best actress in La Vie en Rose last Sunday, French cinema is sure to be all the rage. Today the Rendez-Vous with French Cinema 2008 series kicks off with a screening of Roman de gare (pictured). Buy tickets and get the schedule here. Friday// 6:30 and 9pm // Walter Reade Theater at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts [70 Lincoln Center Plaza] // $12 (stand......

Continue Reading "Pencil This In"

September 17, 2007

The Willamette Meteorite may have landed in Oregon in 1902, but the 15.5-ton rock has resided in NYC for the past 101 years. The American Museum of Natural History acquired it in 1906 and it's been on display there ever since. Now a 28-lb chunk of that meteorite is about to be on the auction block, with an expected price tag of $1.3 million (the entire thing was originally purchased for $26,000 prior to being......

Continue Reading "Meteorite For Sale!"

April 2, 2007

At the end of this month, your friendly neighborhood Spider Man will be all over New York for...Spider Man week! A five-borough-wide celebration (marketing ploy) featuring a ton of live events, screenings, parties and exhibits. The city has been central to the Marvel Comics legend since Spidey's beginning in 1962, so it only makes sense to launch the latest movie here. "On one hand, New York is a battleground, and on the other, it's a......

Continue Reading "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider Man Week"

June 21, 2006

Subway stabbing victim Christopher McCarthy was released from St. Luke' s Roosevelt Hospital yesterday. After Kenny Alexis stabbed him in the chest while on a downtown C train last Tuesday, McCarthy was initially given a 25 percent chance of surviving. But yesterday he was able to address reporters before heading home to Texas."When you get to New York, you know, it's a beautiful place," Mr. McCarthy said. "When you first get here and really see......

Continue Reading "Stabbing Victim Still Loves NY"

April 15, 2006

The American Museum of Natural History has long been the best diorama spot in the city-- and a mecca for fans of this peculiar art form. This month, the museum published "Windows on Nature", which tells the story of the dioramas and contains pictures of more than forty of them. Better yet, the museum has built a special website containing pictures and 360-views of a whole bunch of the exhibits-- including two of our......

Continue Reading "Dig These Dioramas!"

August 4, 2004

For Fellini fans, Gothamist has your next two nights of movie viewing sewn up. The American Museum of the Moving Image's summer outdoor film series in Socrates Sculpture Park continues this evening with their Italy night, featuring Federico Fellini's La Strada (1954). Before the free film every Wednesday at sunset, AMMI provides music and food vendors from their starring countries, as well as a correlated short film and even dance performances. Giullietta Masina and Anthony......

Continue Reading "Bella Notte For Fellini Fans"

September 18, 2003

The American Museum of Natural History brings back the planetarium lightshow with its new program in the Hayden Planetarium called SonicVision that is mixed by Moby. The music Moby chose comes from Radiohead, U2, Coldplay, Queens of the Stone Age, David Bowie, The Flaming Lips, Stereolab, Fischerspooner, Boards of Canada, and himself, naturally. The Times takes a look at the new technology used in the lightshow, which does not include lasers, and the challenges of......

Continue Reading "New Planetarium Lightshow, Mixed by Moby"

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