Ho qala ka la 1 Motšeanong, ho keteka selemo sa bo-75 sa musiamo le lirapa tsa The Cloisters, The Metropolitan Museum of Art e tla fana ka kamohelo ea beke e le 'ngoe ho The Cloisters bakeng sa litho tsa sechaba tse etelang moaho o moholo oa Metropolitan Museum pele. Kamohelo e kopanetsweng bekeng e le nngwe ke tokiso le katoloso ya leano la kamohelo ya batho ka letsatsi le le leng le ntseng le sebetsa pakeng tsa meaho ka dilemo tse mashome. Moeti ea nang le rasiti ea kamohelo e tsoang mohahong o moholo oa Musiamo oa Metropolitan o tla ba le tokelo ea ho fumana konopo e le 'ngoe ea ho amoheloa ho The Cloisters ho fihlela matsatsi a supileng. The Cloisters - musiamo oa lekala oa Metropolitan o inehetseng ho bonono le meralo ea Mehla e Bohareng - o Fort Tryon Park, ka leboea ho Manhattan.

Thomas P. Campbell, Mookameli le CEO oa Metropolitan Museum, o ile a hlalosa: “Cloisters ke sebaka se sa tloaelehang, feela tsela e tsamaeang ka tlas’a lefatše e potlakileng, libese, kapa litekesi ho tloha bohareng ba Manhattan. Empa rea hlokomela hore ho etela moaho o moholo oa Met le The Cloisters ka letsatsi le le leng ke tabatabelo; hona joale baeti ba rōna ba limilione ba ka thabela liphihlelo tseo ka bobeli nakong ea beke ’me ba kopanela moketeng ona oa bohlokoa oa sehopotso.”

Musiamo oa Cloisters le lirapa li na le mesebetsi e tsebahalang e tsoang pokellong e tsebahalang ea Metropolitan Museum ea bonono ea mehleng ea khale, ho kenyeletsoa le Unicorn Tapestries le mehlala e makholo ea likhalase tse ntle tse silafalitsoeng, tšepe, li-enamel, manaka a tlou le litšoantšo tse takiloeng, kaofela li le sebakeng se setle sa meaho. Noka ea Hudson e tsosang Mehla e Bohareng. Karolo ea bohlokoa ea The Cloisters le har'a lintho tse khahlang haholo ha e ne e buloa ka 1938 mme kajeno, lirapa li lenngoe ka har'a li-cloister tsa Romanesque le Gothic.

Linyehelo tse khethehileng li tla kenyelletsa lipontšo tsa Batla Unicorn: Pontšo e Tlotlang Sehopotso sa bo-75 sa The Cloisters, tlhahiso ea litšoantšo tsa unicorn mecheng ea litaba tse fapaneng (ho shebelloa ka May 15–August 18); Janet Cardiff: The Forty Part Motet, kemiso e utloahalang ea sebopeho sa Tudor Spem in alium ka Thomas Tallis ho The Cloisters' Fuentidueña Chapel ka 12th-century apse (September 10–December 8); le Canterbury Stained Glass, pontsho ya diphanele tsa digalase tsa Romanesque tse tswang Canterbury Cathedral ya Engelane (Hlakola 25–Motsheanong 18, 2014). Mananeo a thuto a kenyelletsa maeto a sa lefelloeng a reriloeng khafetsa a li-galleries le lirapa, mananeo a malapa mafelo-beke, le Letsatsi la Serapa lehlabuleng. Ntho e ikhethang ke letoto le tsebahalang la likonsarete tsa lipeeletso tsa 'mino oa mehleng ea khale le oa Renaissance nakong ea selemo le mariha.

Serapa sa Medieval se Kentsoeng, blog e nchafalitsoeng khafetsa mabapi le lirapa tsa The Cloisters, e hlahisitsoe webosaeteng ea Metropolitan Museum ho tloha ka 2008 (http://blog.metmuseum.org/cloistersgardens/).

Lintlha tse ling mabapi le The Cloisters le nalane ea lilemo tse 75 li fumaneha webosaeteng ea Musiamo ho www.metmuseum.org/cloisters.

Re latele ho Facebook.com/metmuseum, Twitter.com/metmuseum, le Instagram.com/metmuseum ho kenella moqoqong o mabapi le sehopotso. Sebelisa #Cloisters75 ho Twitter le Instagram.

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The Cloisters museum and gardens features renowned works from the Metropolitan Museum's world-famous collection of medieval art, including the famed Unicorn Tapestries and hundreds of examples of exquisite stained glass, metalwork, enamels, ivories, and paintings, all in a magnificent architectural setting along the Hudson River that evokes the Middle Ages.
Beginning May 1, in celebration of the 75th-anniversary year of The Cloisters museum and gardens, The Metropolitan Museum of Art will offer same-week admission to The Cloisters for members of the public who visit the Metropolitan Museum's main building first.
An integral part of The Cloisters and among its major attractions when it opened in 1938 and today, the gardens are planted in reconstructed Romanesque and Gothic cloisters.