ABD’deki müzeler, sağlık çalışanlarına teşekkür etmek için bir kampanya başlattı. Tıpla ilgili sanatsal eserlerin sosyal medya üzerinden paylaşıldığı kampanya için #MüzelerSağlıkKahramanlarınaTeşekkürEdiyor etiketi açıldı.
BOLD – Washington’daki National Museum of Women in the Art müzesinin görevlileri arasında yer alan Mara Kurlandsky ve Adriebbe Poon’ın #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes etiketiyle başlattığı sanat kampanyası büyüyor.
#MüzelerSağlıkKahramanlarınaTeşekkürEdiyor kampanya kapsamında her müze tıpla ilgili sanatsal eserleri paylaşıyor. Kampanya çerçevesinde bazı müzeler koleksiyonlarından resimleri paylaşırken bazılar da tıbbi koleksiyonlarındaki hemşire şapkası, stetoskop ve Bayan Davies’in hemşire kiti gibi eserleri yayınladı.
1 Nisan’da başlayan kampanyasının ilk paylaşım Mary Ellen Mark’ın 2012 tarihli fotoğrafı “Nurses Working, Novartis – China” (Novartis’te Çalışan Hemşireler – Çin).
Whitney Museum’un Edward Hopper’ın 1900 tarihli resmi “Study of a Nurse and Child Walking in the Park” (Parkta Yürüyen Bir Hemşire ve Çocuk Çalışması) katıldığı kampanyaya Atlanta’daki The High Museum of Art, Boston’daki Museum of Fine Arts, Chicago History Museum, Museum at FIT, Guggenheim Museum gibi ünlü müzeler de yer aldı.
Today, we're joining museums around the world for #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes! Thank you to all the healthcare workers and frontline staff who are working 24/7 to keep us healthy and safe during this difficult time.
: #MaryEllenMark, "Nurses Working, Novartis – China," 2012 pic.twitter.com/AfIT0JICqZ
— Women in the Arts (NMWA) (@WomenInTheArts) April 1, 2020
Today we join the museum community to thank the healthcare workers, caretakers, hospital maintenance workers, and all who are on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis. We're sharing this #EdwardHopper drawing of a nurse and child in the park for #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes today. pic.twitter.com/aQGV0fqKGK
— Whitney Museum (@whitneymuseum) April 1, 2020
Today #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes for everything they do! In "Country Doctor" (~1933–1939), also known as "Night Call," a country doctor leads his horse & covered cart, presumably to tend to a patient. Pippin’s painting quietly celebrates the dauntless and gallant doctor, as do we. pic.twitter.com/KC0kPBpdwq
— Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (@mfaboston) April 1, 2020
We're joining the #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes initiative in expressing our deepest gratitude to the healthcare workers on the frontlines of COVID-19.
Pictured: Albert Gleizes, “Portrait of a Military Doctor” (1914-15); © 2018 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/ADAGP, Paris. pic.twitter.com/t1zuMt9U09
— Guggenheim Museum (@Guggenheim) April 1, 2020
We’re joining @WomenInTheArts & museums around the country to say a collective THANK YOU to healthcare workers on the frontlines of the COVID-19 crisis. We appreciate beyond words all you’re doing during this difficult time! #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes pic.twitter.com/SxHJHvus7E
— Dayton Art (from Home) Institute (@DaytonArt) April 1, 2020
Today #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes together to express gratitude for the healthcare workers on the frontlines. #StayHome for them.
[Unknown (French), "Untitled [Two Nurses]," ca. 1918] pic.twitter.com/XYTFOwdCL1
— SFMOMA (@SFMOMA) April 1, 2020
To the doctors, nurses, & medical personnel, we cannot thank you enough for your hard work, but we will try. #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes // An undated photo of a dr. examining a girl. CHM, ICHi-026150. Nurse Florence Watson treats Lovie Bernard, Chicago, 1970. ST-19030953-0005, CHM pic.twitter.com/fDbjlW25DG
— ChicagoHistoryMuseum (@ChicagoMuseum) April 1, 2020
Honouring healthcare professionals around the world! Many thanks to everyone on the frontlines keeping us safe. We recognize your bravery, selflessness, and the risks you take to care for others #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes
Image: St. Joseph’s Hospital Nursing School, c. 1939 pic.twitter.com/pnfSgyPKFl
— Guelph Museums (@guelphmuseums) April 1, 2020
We're taking a moment to send our thanks to the doctors, nurses, and all healthcare workers on the front lines of the crisis
Special Collections holds the archive of the influential nurse Dame Kathleen Raven. Explore it here: https://t.co/7yxdpXSrOT#MuseumsThankHealthHeroes pic.twitter.com/7AGASyfMIS
— Leeds Lib Galleries (@LULGalleries) April 1, 2020
Join us in taking a moment to send thanks to the doctors, nurses, and all healthcare workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis. We appreciate each and every one of you, near and far
#MuseumsThankHealthHeroes pic.twitter.com/wXqthGvXHd
— Brooklyn Museum (@brooklynmuseum) April 1, 2020
We so appreciate the extra work, energy, care, and risk that our front line workers are taking on at this time!
Learn about Rossland's old hospital: https://t.co/SZDrEvzucx
From our medical collection: nurse's cap, stethoscope, and Mrs. Davies' nurse kit.#MuseumsThankHealthHeroes pic.twitter.com/9krs57O1OK— Rossland Museum & Discovery Centre (@RosslandMuseum) April 1, 2020
The empathetic connection between doctor and patient in Sue Coe's print from "The AIDs Suite" (1994) is undeniable. Thank you to our #HealthcareHeroes for all you are doing to keep us safe https://t.co/NkLQlxPVMv #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes #MuseumsfromHome #5womenartists pic.twitter.com/QqL2LwIyxo
— Davis Museum at Wellesley College (@theDavisMuseum) April 1, 2020
We are joining museums across the world to thank healthcare professionals who are on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis. While we wait, we want to express our gratitude to those working hard to keep us safe. #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes pic.twitter.com/Qj0sRQKny1
— OKC Museum of Art (@OKCMOA) April 1, 2020
Monroe County has a long history of hard-working health professionals. We thank all of those on the front lines during this pandemic keeping us all safe!
#MuseumsThankHealthHeroes
: Red Cross women rolling bandages in the basement of @mcplindiana during WWII pic.twitter.com/cOebMbPncp
— Monroe History Ctr (@mocohistoryctr) April 1, 2020
Thank you to health professionals doing such amazing work during these difficult times! A look at the history of nursing education through the @WCHospital School of Nursing. @wchf @canadanurses @ontarionurses #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes https://t.co/1dJfDlVndJ pic.twitter.com/Yzbc98nlfW
— virtualmuseum.ca (@VirtualMusCan) April 1, 2020
There aren’t enough characters in a tweet to express our gratitude to the healthcare heroes in our community and around the world. THANK YOU for the work you are doing.
#MuseumsThankHealthHeroes
— Museum of Fine Arts (@MFAStPete) April 1, 2020
Today we are taking part in #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes to recognize the doctors, nurses, and all healthcare workers on the front lines of the current crisis. This 1899 photograph from our collection shows the nurses and doctors of Nashville General Hospital School of Nursing. pic.twitter.com/JDrNx5cxWw
— Tennessee State Museum (@tnstatemuseum) April 1, 2020
We join colleagues around the world as #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes. Image: Jane Peterson, "The Red Cross Center," circa 1917. #UNL #LNK @unmc pic.twitter.com/FfLGuv85Ub
— SheldonMuseum of Art (@SheldonMuseum) April 1, 2020
#MuseumsThankHealthHeroes
To all our medical friends near & far, we thank you. We thank you for your selfless, never-ending care for communities around the world. The world is here because of YOU. We'll get through this together, because of YOU.
— The Mariners' Museum (@MarinersMuseum) April 1, 2020
We wish there was a quilt big enough to cover all of the health workers who are caring for everyone in this time. We're so grateful for what you do.
Throwback to "Get Well Soon Quilt" by @VFWQuilts at #NationalQuiltMuseum last year. #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes pic.twitter.com/vOHek80Y7F
— The National Quilt Museum (@NatQuiltMuseum) April 1, 2020
More than 100 years ago, Lewis W. Hine photographed this Red Cross nurse and a patient. Today, we join many museums to thank nurses, doctors, paramedics and healthcare professionals, who continue to work for the health and wellness of society. Thank you. #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes pic.twitter.com/quvkSroZ7n
— National Gallery of Canada (@NatGalleryCan) April 1, 2020
Today, we're joining museums around the world for #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes! Thank you to all the healthcare workers and frontline staff who are working 24/7 to keep us healthy and safe during this difficult time.
— Women in the Arts (NMWA) (@WomenInTheArts) April 1, 2020
#MuseumsThankHealthHeroes–We’re joining the initiative to show gratitude to the brave healthcare workers on the frontlines of this pandemic. Thank you for all you are doing to keep us safe & healthy!
Doris Derby, "Nurse and Doctor, Health Clinic in the Mississippi Delta," 1968 pic.twitter.com/I73xax2GbE
— High Museum of Art (@HighMuseumofArt) April 1, 2020
We join museums around the world in extending our deepest gratitude to health workers doing heroic things now and every single day. Thank you! #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes
Nurses from Loon Lake Union Hospital. Frances Robson, 1983. The Mendel Art Gallery Collection at Remai Modern pic.twitter.com/XWGiv3E00v
— Remai Modern (@RemaiModern) April 1, 2020
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