Esta tendencia de Twitter inspirada en la primavera inició con la Sociedad Histórica de Nueva York y el Museo y Jardín Escultórico Hirshhorn. Ambas instituciones etiquetaron a otros dos museos en tuits que mostraban bodegones de flores con el hashtag #MuseumBouquet (o #RamoDeMuseo). Este gesto amable fue devuelto por los receptores con más obras de arte florales, y pronto más de 300 museos se unieron a esta celebración improvisada. Obras de arte de docenas de estilos, épocas y movimientos diferentes fueron compartidas—todas siguiendo el tema botánico. En el ecléctico hilo se encuentran obras de Jeff Koons, Takashi Murakami y Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, por nombrar algunos.
Gracias a la tendencia de #MuseumBouquet, Twitter se llenó de hermosas representaciones de flores, dando un muy necesitado toque alegre al día de muchas personas.
Museos de todo el mundo se están enviando “ramos de flores” para celebrar la primavera, aún si hoy sus puertas están cerradas.
Dear @americanart, we wanted to brighten your day with these apple blossoms by American painter Martin Johnson Heade.
🌷We hope this #MuseumBouquet makes you smile today! 😊 pic.twitter.com/d63vSZKWT5
— New-York Historical Society (@NYHistory) March 24, 2020
During these difficult times, we think everyone needs a dancing daisy to brighten their day. Today we're sending a virtual #MuseumBouquet to you, @mitlistarts and @theDavisMuseum 🌼💐🌷
Jennifer Steinkamp. “Dance Hall Girl, daisies,” 2004. pic.twitter.com/BTAXyo1Up0
— MassArt Art Museum (@maamboston) March 24, 2020
Sending a #MuseumBouquet of roses to our friends @harvartmuseums and @ICAinBOSTON 🌹🌹🌹 We hope they brighten your day!
🎨: “Roses in a Glass Vase” (1890), Henri Fantin-Latour pic.twitter.com/sXVlTg99P2
— Museum of Fine Arts (@mfaboston) March 24, 2020
We're sharing a #MuseumBouquet with our friends at the @FieldMuseum! These flowers are from Takashi Murakami's “Flowers, flowers, flowers.” @takashipom
💐 Thanks to the @hirshhorn for getting this fun flower free-for-all started! pic.twitter.com/Gul7sqergO— MCA Chicago (@mcachicago) March 24, 2020
Dear @americanart, we wanted to brighten your day with these apple blossoms by American painter Martin Johnson Heade.
🌷We hope this #MuseumBouquet makes you smile today! 😊 pic.twitter.com/d63vSZKWT5
— New-York Historical Society (@NYHistory) March 24, 2020
Brightening your timeline one #MuseumBouquet at a time! Sending these to our friends at @hirshhorn. 💐 https://t.co/MxCherINx5 pic.twitter.com/dSVoSRf8mO
— ClevelandArt (@ClevelandArt) March 24, 2020
Dear @BioDivLibrary,
Roses are red
Violets are blue
Your collections are 💯
And we 💙 you!#MuseumBouquet🌼: Anne Pratt ➡️ https://t.co/AgvjURezfz pic.twitter.com/wEZRKOrv5x
— Field Museum (@FieldMuseum) March 24, 2020
Hello to our lovely friends @hirshhorn, we hope this Tiffany lamp #MuseumBouquet shines bright in your feed today. We’re thinking of you! 💐 pic.twitter.com/6r9L7f3ukz
— New-York Historical Society (@NYHistory) March 24, 2020
Sending a garden of flowers and lots of love to our Portrait Gallery friends @NPGLondon and @PortraitAu! 🌻 #MuseumBouquet 📷: https://t.co/YZQk4neOPT pic.twitter.com/O7jjaHeFkb
— National Portrait Gallery (@smithsoniannpg) March 24, 2020
To: @LACMA, @MOCAlosangeles, @hammer_museum, @gettymuseum
We hope this bright splash of color, courtesy of @JeffKoons, brightens your day 💐 #MuseumBouquet
Love,
All the staff at The Broad pic.twitter.com/elFZ0gzY36— The Broad (@TheBroad) March 24, 2020
To our friends at @DallasMuseumArt: We hope this #MuseumBouquet of Morning Glories by Mattie Lou O'Kelley brings you joy! pic.twitter.com/pddmiJ9knW
— High Museum of Art (@HighMuseumofArt) March 24, 2020
Hey @MorganLibrary! We hope these #MuseumBouquet botanicals bring a smile to your face. (Don’t mind the stowaway Ruby Throated Hummingbird!) ♥️Hope to see you soon.
🎨John James Audubon pic.twitter.com/UWTsRem0xY
— New-York Historical Society (@NYHistory) March 24, 2020
We hope we’re not too late to the #MuseumBouquet party!
We’re sending this vibrant bunch by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner to @MuseumModernArt, @TheJewishMuseum, @Guggenheim, @NYHistory, @LACMA, @artinstitutechi, @MFABoston, and extending the love to all museums big and small! 🥰💐 pic.twitter.com/G3vDXfUlZP
— The Metropolitan Museum of Art (@metmuseum) March 24, 2020
h/t: [Design You Trust]
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