Art Contents Archive

'Bristol Night II' by contemporary UK painter Cath Read #WomensArt https://t.co/hTfklK07Tx

“Art evokes the mystery without which the world would not exist.” – René Magritte https://t.co/GUiTMneNu6

“I wanted to be in conversation with Oppenheim’s work, traveling through time to the intimacy of the artist staring at a piece of paper and making a mark to build on later. Or just making a mark to prove her existence in that moment.” — River L. Ramirez https://t.co/bcNwgLPOuX

Mood All Day 😴 Cute Red Panda in Japan 🧡 https://t.co/Ycjrzuc3Pt

« Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable », said the Mexican poet and academic, Cesar A. Cruz, a line later repeated by British street artist, Banksy. #art Slave Labour, 2012 by ©️ Banksy https://t.co/mijMQCkZcf

Ditch the Sunday Scaries with a trip to LACMA! 🌟 Galleries are open from 10 am - 7 pm today, reserve your tickets now: https://t.co/Ovpi5c2TTY Artwork: Francisca Goya y Lucientes, "Don't Scream, Stupid," etching and burnished aquatint, 1799. https://t.co/0i3VvnQ6CA

Sleeping Sun, Me, Oil, 2023

What's hiding in the forest, Erinthul, self-portrait photography, 2022.

Born in 1898 to tailor and hat maker Léopold and Régina Magritte, René Magritte became famous for creating a number of thought-provoking and mind-bending works of art. 🖼 René Magritte, “La condition humaine,” 1933, 39 x 31 in., Gift of the Collectors Committee

“I always find myself returning to the vessel. It is part of the intellectual life force of my practice and it precedes all other forms of making.” —Theaster Gates https://t.co/j2FsNPsszL

📖 Read four responses to #MeretOppenheim’s provocative work on #MoMAMagazine → https://t.co/u08NsPOLAJ 🎨 See nearly 200 works that offer a wide retrospective view of Oppenheim’s lifelong innovation in #MOMyExhibition → https://t.co/zUCb2KY65N

Dancing Around the Art Gallery 🕺🏼 Installation by teekenng 🎵 Polo & Pan - Ani Kuni https://t.co/oE0nOixjVV

Over the centuries people have found, and continue to find, interesting and important objects from long-vanished civilizations. Take a look at 10 of the most important archaeological treasures. https://t.co/J9qkoXOFeq https://t.co/FbGsiENvuh

In his 1933 painting, “The Human Condition,” the artist perfectly embodies what is known as “mise en abyme,” a formal technique of placing an image within an image, often in a way that suggests an infinitely recurring sequence.

Mesmerizing Portrait Compositions 👀 https://t.co/3w4NQzYcxh