“Visiting the Met on an empty day with fantastic guides is such a treat. You get to experience the art in a way you typically don’t have the chance to, in a calming (sometimes creepy) silence and without any potential photo-bombers! Any photographer’s dream. Good moments to be captured with a babe like Bonnie in company.”
- Amanda Jas
Bonnie Burke at the MET photographed by Amanda Jas
Brazilian designer and restless wayfarer Valérie Ciriadès spotted at the Museum of Natural History in Hanoi, Vietnam. (Photo by Luigi Dias)
The rise in Museology degrees should raise the barriers of entry for cute jobless girls – who majored in English and Studio Art – relentlessly trying to wiggle their way into the professional world of art.
Thaís is a museologist from Rio de Janeiro. She’s a pro at all things related to museum design, organization and management. Warning to all aspiring gallery girl types, don’t try to test her or else she’ll squash you with her babe brain.
Out of all the colorful hues featured at this year’s São Paulo Biennial of Arts, Thaís was spotted looking like the perfect temperature.
Have a seat, I don’t bite. Manuella Maria with a come-hither posture on the unfolding bench designed by Pablo Renioso in the MALBA museum in Buenos Aires. (Photo By Filipe Grimaldi)
The sublime Kate gets chopped and doubled by Robert Irwin’s installation at the Pace Gallery in NYC. (Photo by Hisham Bharoocha)
Zoe’s perfectly polished leather Desert Boots and oversized white button down are blaring signs that she jumped some guy on her way to the Guggenheim. And I see nothing wrong with that.
Some dudes get that funny foliage feeling when October rolls around and without warning, they get all dapper on us. Timothée is a graphic designer and was spotted on his way out of the MoMA PS1. (Photo by Xavier Aaronson)
Mariana was spotted at the Itaú Cultural in Sao Paolo, Brazil. What looks like a face-hugging beauty kit from a Steampunk convention is actually a piece of ocular sculpture art by the legendary Brazilian artist Lygia Clark. I like Mariana because she’s a once-a-week museum tripper and a pretty rad journalist.
This optical illusion – if you could call it that – basically determines your preference for blondes or brunettes. It’s true. Let your eyes drift and tell me in the comments section below which museum babe you noticed first.
What you’re actually seeing is Mary (blonde) standing inside of Dan Graham’s For Gordon Bunshaft installation at the Smithsonian in DC, taking a photo of the Tamara (brunette) standing outside of the piece.
Truly a first of its compositional kind for us at Babes At The Museum.
Both of these California natives are no strangers to babe’ing out whether it be in DC’s museum scene or on Santa Barbara’s beaches, where these two beauties met while completing their undergraduate studies.
Could I get some babe with my scarf, please? This is Sara from Alkmaar, NL, spotted at the brand new MAS in Antwerp (opened in May 2011 – check it out it’s awesome.) Sara came to see what this new museum was all about and to soak in the temporary exhibition on the Five centuries of images in Antwerp. Photo by Xavier Aaronson.
During a brief moment when Kait split away from her sister’s MOMA school trip, we were lucky to sneak a photo of her. Makin’ the museum feel strangely cozy.
