for more fun, i'd like to throw in the following website for more pop
culture references:

http://personal1.stthomas.edu/cdeliason/ahgttm.htm

the art historians' guide to the movies
whenever art has appeared in a movie (of any budget) fans post it on this
site. with topics for art from all periods - ancient and medieval through
modern and contemporary, architecture and non-western arts included.
it's not about museums per se but surely shows how and how often art is used
in the movies...
check it out! great fun!


Ziva Haller Rubenstein
the Israel Museum, Jerusalem

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