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Eames Institute Expands Public Access in Anticipation of Upcoming Museum

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By Emily Wilson
| 7x7 Verified
Llisa Demetrios, chief curator of the institute and the granddaughter of Charles and his first wife, says all kinds of people sign up to walk through the collection—some superfans and some who have barely heard of the signature Eames chairs. Education, she says, starts right away with an image on the wall. The new Welcome Center at the Eames Institute “There are some people who come on the tour and think that Ray and Charles are brothers,” Demetrios says.
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YBCA Celebrates History and Creative Legacy of Queer and Trans Movements

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By Emily Wilson
| San Francisco Public Press Verified
Following a successful collaboration on the opera “Harvey Milk Reimagined,” the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and the GLBT Historical Society have teamed for an exhibition on queer history that emphasizes joy and that the struggle for liberation is not new. The YBCA team reached out to San Francisco State University creative writing professor Caro De Robertis about curating the show.
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The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco’s Furio Rinaldi on the Art of Curation

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By Emily Wilson
| Nob Hill Gazette Verified
From Treasures of the Pharaohs, which opened this month at the de Young, an outer anthropoid coffin lid of Thuya, Dynasty 18, New Kingdom, reign of Amenhotep III gazes at us. It is made of wood covered with gilded stucco with inlays of blue glass; obsidian (eyes); and light blue, dark blue and red glass. It measures 86 by 26½ by 37 inches and is from the tomb of Yuya and Thuya (KV 46) in the Valley of the Kings.
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