Museum

When a city councilman is murdered while investigating allegations of drug dealing going on a a somewhat disreputable sideshow, the daughter of the chief suspect teams up with a newspaper reporter to find the real killer.

OMP duo MYMP (Make Your Momma Proud) performs live at the Music Museum.

Alexandra Leykauf tries to remove the objects from their museum temporality. She shows them as they were floating in the air, wedged between the transparent slats of highly reflective display cases that function as masks as much as display units.

Museum Songspiel: The Netherlands 20XX tells the story of a group of immigrants fleeing deportation. The film follows the immigrants struggle as they seek refuge in the museum, under the assumption that it is the last bastion of free speech and support for the politically oppressed. When the refugees are discovered a cogent, stimulating conversation develops between the director of the museum, the curator, the artist, a TV reporter and the museum attendants

Queens of The Stone Age - Live from Museum of Old and New Art

Throughout 2017, we were lucky enough to visit a variety of different standard gauge railways in England and Wales. The first railway to feature is the East Lancashire Railway, where we visited for the Spring Steam Gala, Spring Diesel Gala, Autumn Steam Gala and their DMU Gala. Second up is the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway, where we visited for their Spring Steam Gala and their Flying Scotsman visit. Third up is the Llangollen Railway, where we visited for a day trip during our Summer holiday and their Autumn Steam Gala. The National Railway Museum was also on our visit list for 2017. Out on the mainline, we were lucky enough to catch 45690 Leander on the North Wales Coast Express at Llandudno Junction, Conwy Castle and Holyhead.

Located in an old depot in Clarksdale, Mississippi, where Muddy Waters boarded the train to carry the Blues to the world, this small museum tells the powerful story of the origins of the Delta Blues and its ultimate transformation into Rock-n-Roll. Interviews include actor and native son, Morgan Freeman and blues artists Charlie Musselwhite and “Super Chikan” Johnson. Featured are Muddy Waters’ sharecropper cabin; Sonny Boy Williamson’s harmonicas; B.B. King’s guitar, “Lucille;” and the annual Sunflower River Blues festival, which brings together rising talents and established stars of America’s most enduring music.

What do the superstars of modern art – van Gogh, Matisse, Picasso, Pollock, Warhol – have in common with the Vincent Black Shadow motorcycle and an Apple iPod? All share the stage at New York’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). At MoMA, the two big questions are: What makes it modern? And, what makes it art? MoMA’s experts, along with David Rockefeller (son of MoMA founder Abby Aldrich Rockefeller) discuss the museum’s development and its peerless collection of modern art.

Commander X and his part time employee ,Nightmare, plan on breaking into the Madison Museum to steal a secret tree of powers called "The Bagel Tree". With the tree in Commander X's possession, he plans on using it a the ultimate tool for destruction, "the Element". Ironically, a few thieves beat Commander X to it. It's up to The Erotic Avengers to stop them.

An experimental short documenting physical spaces and everyday life of Deerhunter/Atlas Sound frontman, Bradford Cox. Directed by Grant Singer and commissioned by Riot of Perfume magazine in conjunction with MoMA PS1.

Everybody experiences uncanny moments: a fluke, a glitch in the matrix, a chance incident where we’re unsure if we should believe what we’re seeing. The Museum of Fleeting Wonders is a curated collection of small moments of magic, from the perspective of the people who witnessed them.

An in depth look at the Illinois Railway Museum, including a look at the locomotives, streetcars and interurbans in their collection.

The extraordinary legacy of Philippe de Montebello, who served for 31 years as Director of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, is chronicled in this one-hour documentary. During his tenure, Mr. de Montebello guided the acquisition of more than 84,000 works of art from around the globe, demanded innovation in conservation techniques and oversaw the doubling of the physical size of this world-renowned cultural institution

Thoroughbred racing is one of America’s oldest sports, and it has a colorful history. Seabiscuit, Man o’ War, Secretariat, Arcaro, and the Jones Boys are all heroes of the turf and names that evoke the clang of the starting gate, the thunder of pounding hooves—the sights and sounds of racing. Located at the historic Saratoga Springs racetrack, this museum celebrates the sport and the animals whose grace and beauty have become legendary. General Topics: History, Industry, Popular Culture, Diversity

Housed in a 1904 firehouse — the former home of Engine 30 — this museum chronicles the history of firefighting from colonial times to the present. The museum features horse and hand-drawn fire carriages, fire buckets and parade hats and modern day equipment. Firefighters — many of whom were involved in the World Trade Center tragedy — serve as the museum’s volunteers.

What makes a masterpiece? In this visually stunning program, the magnificence of America's premier art museum lights up the screen. One of the architectural glories of New York, the Met stretches 1000 feet along 5th Avenue. Inside is a dazzling encyclopedia of world art, radiating 5,000 years of art history from ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome to Europe, African, Asia and the Americas.

A short film around the theme of “a beautiful future”

In 1991, Chuck Renslow created Leather Archives & Museum to preserve the history of Leathermen lost to AIDS and AIDS-related illness. Within 25 years, LA&M has evolved into an internationally-recognized nonprofit with a library, museum, and archive containing rare and one-of-a-kind materials about the Leather, kink, S/M, fetish, and alternative sexuality communities.

In a dark room seventy pairs of beady eyes stare back at you from behind illuminated glass boxes. Each a pair of tiny gopher eyes populating the dioramas of the Torrington Gopher Hole Museum. The museum opened in 1996, a double wide trailer in rural Torrington, AB (pop. 200) presenting taxidermized gophers dressed up as members of the community arranged in elaborate dioramas of daily life. World Famous Gopher Hole Museum is a short documentary that turns its lens on the town, the museum, and the people who live in both worlds. Invoking the Pyramids of Egypt, the film questions the human desire for legacy in the face of mortality. This struggle is visually represented through the Gopher Hole Museum, as the gophers are destroyed, taxodermied, and recast into an idealized version of the country town of Torrington.