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      Behind the scenes curating Saints, Sinners, Lovers and Fools: 300 Years of Flemish Masterworks

      A PEM intern explores behind the scenes of Saints, Sinners, Lovers, and Fools: 300 Years of Flemish Masterworks.

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      In Living Color: Visitors See PEM in a New Light with EnChroma Glasses

      The Peabody Essex Museum now offers EnChroma color blind glasses for visitors.

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      A Day In the Life in PEM’s Native American Fellowship program

      Brett Adams (Citizen Potawatomi) shares about his 2024 Native American Fellowship at PEM.

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      Artist Jeff Chapman recreates Salem landmarks in Lego bricks

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      A conversation with the organizing curator of Narwhal: Revealing an Arctic Legend

      PEM Curator Jane Winchell goes behind the scenes on the museum’s new exhibition about narwhals.

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      “Let’s start modeling possible futures”: A word with Agustina Woodgate

      In “Ballroom,” Agustina Woodgate explores the power of maps and borders and offers a new approach to AI generated art.

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      Behind the scenes of PEM’s new studio glass collection

      A curatorial intern interviews glass artists Kari Russell-Pool and Marc Petrovic about their work in PEM’s new gallery, featuring the studio glass collection of Carl and Betty Pforzheimer.

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      Enjoy stories and conversations for the culturally curious, written by museum staff, guest curators, artists, local community members and more.

      PEM Walks

      Explore PEM Walks, an audio postcard series that takes you into these remarkable structures with hosts Dinah Cardin, PEM’s Content Producer, and Steven Mallory, Manager of Historic Structures.

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