26K views · 54 reactions | What could've been a blank wall ➡️ "Win!" by Mel Bochner! This 38 ft x 33 ft commissioned piece elevates the Northeast Monumental Staircase at #ATTStadium by focusing on the ways language both conveys and derails meaning. See it for yourself next time you visit! | AT&T Stadium | Facebook

In 1968, Mel Bochner began to experiment with rubbing blue carpenter’s chalk into the surface of a wall, creating a painting inseparable from the wall itself. Unlike murals, these weren’t pictures that created an illusion that the wall wasn’t there. Instead, they made the wall part of the work, highlighting its textures and play of light and shadow. Suzanne F. Cohen commissioned Bochner to make one of his blue pigment works, "Random Lines," in 2002. He adapted its composition to the shape of the

4.4M views · 162K reactions | I still can’t believe the love shown to this song…. New parodies tomorrow but this one wins most viewed over the festive period so far…. #alliwantforchtistmasisyouth #youth #parody #musicalcomedy | Mel Moon Comedy | Facebook

What’s new at the Jewish Museum? New Galleries New Stories New Exhibitions Go behind-the-scenes with Chief Curator Darsie Alexander as she shares a first look at the upcoming collection exhibition. Opening October 24, “Identity, Culture, and Community: Stories from the Collection of the Jewish Museum” traces the rich history of migration, assimilation, and endurance that has been part of the Jewish experience across the global diaspora. The exhibition showcases the diversity of Jewish culture th