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You Get 56 Glossy Pages About a Museum in Boston!
"On Sunday, November 14, 2010, The Boston Globe will publish a special magazine devoted to the opening of the Museum of Fine Arts' major new expansion, the Art of the Americas Wing. Entitled, "The MFA takes wing," the 56-page full-color glossy magazine will appear in all editions of the Boston Sunday Globe as well as in The New York Times in greater Boston and Manhattan….. Other features include stories on how the museum beefed up its collections, the story of two rooms from a 19th century Dorchester house that were recreated for the museum, and what's served in the new café." Is it… soup? Do they serve soup?
Now I don't even have to check it out IRL
Tea? Indian Pudding? Hossenfeffer?
They serve period-correct Thanksgiving Dinner every day, hopefully.
Eel!!
a) The MFA cafe's cheesecake is delicious, so hush. Better than New York's, ooooh.
b) Many of the offices in the MFA are underground, and when I was an American Paintings intern there, we saw sunlight only once a day when we were released into the courtyard for exercise, like inmates. I am 100%-of-your-Vitamin-D-RDV in favor of more sunshine coming through the building. Just cross your fingers it's not a crooked, leaky mess like the AIC's (admittedly gorgeous) new wing in Chicago.
One assumes the Lee Krasner will still be half-obscured by a structural support column?