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82nd & Fifth: MORNING CATCH by Jeff Munger

The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Posted 05.23.2013 | Arts
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Likely used for serving broth to a woman at her dressing table, this bowl is elaborately decorated with vignettes of fish intended to allude to its co...

82nd & Fifth: DIVINITY by Denise Leidy

The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Posted 05.22.2013 | Arts
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Depicted in a posture associated with meditation, this figure's hair is partially shaved off, he has long earlobes, and he holds a rolled scroll in on...

Ready for Primetime: E & P Hudson

Yvonna Russell | Posted 05.20.2013 | Black Voices
Yvonna Russell

Young brothers from Atlanta, Emmanuel & Phillip Hudson are blowing up on YouTube with over 20 million views for their hilarious web series, E&P Hudson.

Filmmakers Respond To Popular Web Series With New Campaign

Posted 05.21.2013 | Black Voices

After receiving an overwhelming response to their web series, “Lenox Avenue,” show creators Al Thompson and Brian Rolling have launched an Indiego...

82nd & Fifth: SUSTENANCE by Catharine Roehrig

The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Posted 05.15.2013 | Arts
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Touching the edge of the perfectly balanced basket on her head, an alluring woman in the prime of her youth is depicted bringing offerings to the dece...

The One With the Abortion: Logo Web Series 'EastSiders' Tackles Abortion Storyline

Kit Williamson | Posted 05.15.2013 | Entertainment
Kit Williamson

When I wrote the script for the sixth episode of "EastSiders" I knew that we might be inviting controversy. Many otherwise liberal friends and collaborators asked me if I was certain I wanted to take Constance Wu's character Kathy "in this direction."

I Moved to Los Angeles With Less Than $200

Te-Erika Patterson | Posted 05.13.2013 | Los Angeles
Te-Erika Patterson

I moved to Los Angeles from Hollywood, Fla., with less than $200.  So far I've managed to make it here for 11 months. Someone once told me, "If you ...

Logo Online and the Web Series Renaissance

Kit Williamson | Posted 05.10.2013 | Gay Voices
Kit Williamson

The quality of web shows has improved dramatically in the last few years, and with internet institutions embracing the art form, the bar has been raised even higher. We are experiencing a veritable web series renaissance right now.

Hottest Web Series Not To Be Missed

Gregory G. Allen | Posted 05.10.2013 | Entertainment
Gregory G. Allen

As All My Children and One Life to Live recently joined the ever changing world of technology by taking to the web, I wanted to talk to three very unique New Yorkers that have been in the web series game for a while.

The Rebuild Your Life Project -- Los Angeles: Inspiring Women To Make A Move

Te-Erika Patterson | Posted 05.09.2013 | Los Angeles
Te-Erika Patterson

Have you ever gone through a situation that led you to have to make a transition to a new city? Have you recently gotten a divorce? Have you just graduated college? Did you lose your home to foreclosure?

Are the Online Versions of All My Children and One Life To Live TV Game-Changers?

Ed Martin | Posted 05.09.2013 | TV
Ed Martin

As far as soap operas go, the new AMC and OLTL look like the real deal: handsomely executed television series that just happen to be produced for online viewing.

82nd & Fifth: IN CONVERSATION by Ellenor Alcorn

The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Posted 05.08.2013 | Arts
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Featuring a miniature interpretation of an architectural ornament from ancient Rome, this Chinese porcelain ewer was destined to become a courtly obje...

The Louise Log: Escape From the Banality of Life to the Pure and Juicy Mango

Marcel Hidalgo | Posted 05.08.2013 | Comedy
Marcel Hidalgo

Louise. Who is she? Well, for starters, she is a housewife living in Greenwich Village, New York City with her demanding husband and two children who are, by the way, both seven years old--but not twins. Her days are filled with mundane chores. She's a pleaser.

82nd & Fifth: PLAYING FROM MEMORY by Eric Kjellgren

The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Posted 05.08.2013 | Arts
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

This slit gong depicts the face and voice of one of the founding ancestors of the village where it was made. "The ancestors watch over human activitie...

Dream Big

Lonette McKee | Posted 05.07.2013 | Black Voices
Lonette McKee

After an almost 30 year career as a successful actor and performer, I became aware of a significant decline in the quality and quantity of work being offered when I hit my 40s.

82nd & Fifth: UNFINISHED with Andrea Bayer

The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Posted 05.06.2013 | Arts
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Jacopo Bassano was eighty years old when he started this paining, and he died before it was completed. "I think his age liberated him and that he was ...

WATCH: 'The 3 Bits: Roman' Episode 1 (This One Is For The Ladies)

Margaret Singer | Posted 05.03.2013 | Gay Voices
Margaret Singer

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82nd & Fifth: ORIGINALITY by Dita Amory

The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Posted 04.29.2013 | Arts
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

In this drawing, based on Leonardo da Vinci's "Last Supper" fresco, Rembrandt first drew Christ as a much younger man. Later, he changed his mind, and...

82nd & Fifth: SEALED by Yelena Rakic

The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Posted 04.29.2013 | Arts
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Cylinder seals were carved in reverse to create a raised impression; their whole imagery was only revealed when rolled out onto a clay surface. The sc...

82nd & Fifth: DRAMA by Peter Barnet

The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Posted 04.29.2013 | Arts
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The two scenes on this ivory plaque are set in the days after Christ's Resurrection from the tomb during the period before the Ascension. "The power t...

82nd & Fifth: PROTECTIVE by Alison Manges Nogueira

The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Posted 04.29.2013 | Arts
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Curator Alison Manges Nogueira admits that she has a clearer understanding of Bellini's Madonna and Child since becoming a mother herself. "I can see ...

82nd & Fifth Google Art Project Art Talk

The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Posted 04.18.2013 | Arts
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

On Monday Christopher Noey, General Manager of Media Production, Senior producer, discussed 82nd & Fifth during a Google Art Project Art Talk Hangout....

82nd & Fifth: CRACKING THE CODE by Dirk Breiding

The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Posted 04.16.2013 | Arts
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Curator Dirk Breiding came across a surprising Hebrew inscription on this fifteenth-century German crossbow. Intrigued by its translation, he began to...

82nd & Fifth: ATMOSPHERIC by Malcolm Daniel

The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Posted 04.12.2013 | Arts
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Roger Fenton has pushed the horizon line down to the bottom of this photograph, thus creating a "dreamlike sea of sky with waves of clouds going into ...

82nd & Fifth: FRAGMENT by Nicholas Reeves

The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Posted 04.12.2013 | Arts
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

When this coronation image of Tutankhamun was made, the newly minted ruler was only six years old. "We see only the face of a sweet, innocent, young b...