Art Contents Archive

'Night' embroidery and felt hoop art by Yuliya Krishchik #WomensArt https://t.co/zUW5I1vEck

Due to circumstances related to recent heavy rain, the Getty Villa will be closed to visitors today, January 11. If you had reservations, they will be honored another day. Thank you! https://t.co/GtPzuqd9X8

Alice in Wonderland Teapot © Mitchell Grafton https://t.co/ddeAs99SyE

The man has since been identified as Collier Gwin, a San Franciscan dealer of fine art and antiquities at his gallery Foster-Gwin Art & Antiquities. https://t.co/O4Hq5Oytss

New Louis Vuitton Facade in Paris ✨ Tribute to the New Collaboration with Yayoi Kusama 🙏🏻 https://t.co/2X4LShWOyS

🎨 © Donna Young https://t.co/6tvPsCsooq

"I love the scale of billboards, the romance of billboards and the bluntness of them." —Alex Katz #AlexKatzGathering 🎨: Alex Katz, "The Red Smile," 1963. Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. © 2023 Alex Katz / Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), NY https://t.co/ewErjJxMwD

Calling all tactile learners! 👐 Join us tomorrow, January 12 to for a rare opportunity to touch objects by potter and poet David Drake, whose work is featured in "Hear Me Now: The Black Potters of Old Edgefield, South Carolina." #HearMeNow Learn more: https://t.co/jiuhpcRTks https://t.co/moM1cmUA3T

Iconic Brand Logos with a Vintage Style 🙌🏻🌼 https://t.co/GUMBWoTWSo

10 days into that New Year’s health kick 🥕 “Rudolf II of Habsburg as Vertumnus” 🎨 #GiuseppeArcimboldo 📅 1590 🏛️ @skoklosters https://t.co/0GotEZLI4m

The Dreamer © Gerard Dillon (Irish painter, 1916 – 1971) https://t.co/byYc96fEOI

🌍 📍 From Iceland to Bangladesh, a new kind of weather station is mapping out the stark effects of climate change: Artists take the earth’s temperature for the World Weather Network 👉 https://t.co/47W50dCBZU https://t.co/a5VjneOvj5

#AlicePaul, one of the most prominent activists of the 20th-century women's rights movement, was born #OnThisDay in 1885. “Alice Paul” 🎨 #HarrisEwing 📅 1920 🏛️ @womenshistory https://t.co/PNNcH7p4d8

The built environment is designed to alter flows of nutrients and toxins—accumulations of which has generated debates about the origins of genetic diseases, life expectancy, and more. Join us on 1/12 for Material Worlds: Liquid Particles. https://t.co/FARuvRdDkL

Thanks to @CllrKendraLara for contributing to our community mural at @CitizensBank's JP branch this morning 🎨 The collaborative artwork, made by @AFHBoston, is traveling around the city before our #MLKDay Open House on Monday: https://t.co/Npi9kKNXoI https://t.co/bh7XeRUdYi