Art Contents Archive

'Wheelbarrow Washing" by Pamela Grace, contemporary artist and printmaker living and working in Galloway, Scotland #WomensArt https://t.co/TusVIVpar9

"Great art poses questions, and the more questions it poses, the better it is." — Robert Longo, artist Explore great historical American art through new perspectives on the #MetPrimer. https://t.co/hS6GMOHtIj

How many symbols of wealth do you see? #StopScrolling The Netherlands' royal family commissioned this drawing for a series of tapestries. Made by the finest Netherlandish tapestry designer of the early 1500s, they depicted the House of Orange-Nassau from the 1200s to the 1500s. https://t.co/CSlW1LmNfw

📷 © Ed Peters https://t.co/yiIevVZKv1

Want 2-for-1 tickets? We’re joining @nycgo for #NYCMustSeeWeek—visit the Guggenheim, and bring a friend for free! Learn more: https://t.co/GFIS8Z0sKK https://t.co/JN9HYefARt

Emma Kunz (1892-1963), Swiss healer, visionary and outsider artist who published three books and produced many drawings #WomensArt https://t.co/NYCL8qr9SQ

First editions of William Shakespeare’s Comedies Histories and Tragedies are among the most sought-after books in existence, with only 235 copies known to have survived https://t.co/PCJuImLWs3 @UBC @VanArtGallery

#MarilynMinter: "You can make pictures of anything as long as you make them beautiful. You’ve just got to take out the narrative and let people hear you. I’m making images of things that might be disgusting even, like strings of spit, but I’m trying to make them gorgeous." https://t.co/VpKtTiwVNu

Workers at Art Institute of Chicago Vote to Unionize https://t.co/N5thIyxUjk

What artists are testing the boundaries of #NFTs

Pam de Groot, Australian textile artist who works with felt #WomensArt https://t.co/zCdoiKaqLw

What is the most unique utility you’ve seem from an #NFT project

First it was van Gogh, then it was Monet. Now, it’s Leonardo da Vinci’s 'Mona Lisa' that will have its own immersive installation https://t.co/xZnbxzcTke

JANUARY 13 at 5:00 (CDT)—Virtual Lecture: Inca Textiles under Colonial Rule Inca textiles are some of the finest cloth ever created in the ancient Andes. But violent conquest by Spanish forces dramatically changed Inca society and its artistic traditions: https://t.co/Twalqo2KuK https://t.co/hyvopsX70A

Stripes, checkered motifs, and other geometric designs turn pasta into colorfully patterned cuisine https://t.co/RnTaXi9uze https://t.co/xogsDHgQGY