Art Contents Archive

#paintings by Canadian artist John Kasyn (1926 - 2008) https://t.co/EpTuY27aoR

The Flatiron Building by Ray H. Mercado #rayhmercado raylivez

Girl Playing with Hair by michaelkwilsonart #michaelkwilson (Charcoal on paper)

dougaitkenworkshop : (sound on pls) Flags and Debris opens today regenprojects by appointment. This body of art was created entirely in the last 10 months. It was so challenging for all of us. I found my oxygen in creativity. Making this body of work was so organic, one thing led to another, from cutting up found materials and transforming them into words and flags, to wrapping the human body in them to perform new choreographies I created with ladanceproject. And that lead to filming throughout Los Angeles in desolate empty places where we staged rough impromptu performances. I’ve never felt a period of time influence and shape a body of art in such an intense away. Thank you to everyone we’ve worked with over the last year…we found a way to share, express and create…peace, Doug

Purple Butterfly, Me, Hand Embroidery Hoop art, 2021

Looking forward to our solo exhibition with Daniel T. Gaitor-Lomack in March! You can see this beautiful wall-mounted sculpture in the gallery’s viewing room. “My work is a universal vision for the people and embodies a magnitude of cultural legacies I have been influenced by or subconsciously tapped to produce. I use performance, sculpture and installation as peace offerings for the world that we are constantly tossed in to strengthen the ties of humanity. I’m bringing found objects to life sculpting them into multi-dimensionally functional entities or beings, commanding the readymade and constructing/deconstructing assemblages right before the naked eye.”—Daniel T. Gaitor-Lomack Image: Daniel T. Gaitor-Lomack “Daisy (Dark & Beautiful),” 2021 Mixed media 16 x 4 1/4 x 3 inches #lylesandking #danieltgaitorlomack #contemporaryart #sculpture #assemblageart

See more than 100 historical objects created by Native artists across the United States and Canada in #ArtofNativeAmerica. Created by more than 50 Indigenous groups, these works speak to the complexity, vibrancy, and variation of Native life. https://t.co/6qCawAUtF1

"Self-taught" Black artists are often the last to benefit when their prices go up. But we can change that. Here's how: https://t.co/KCYIg7xCnl https://t.co/wTXc6jn6Cf

An eye-opening exhibition in Ohio looks at the role of quilting in radical American social movements. See works here: https://t.co/VWsDV5P67Q https://t.co/WivUsRjIc3

Catch a sneak peek of our upcoming exhibition "The New Woman Behind the Camera." 📸 Opening June 28, the show will feature works from more than 120 photographers including Lola Álvarez Bravo, Dora Maar, Homai Vyarawalla, Dorothea Lange, and more. https://t.co/MFGSXwjmHJ

“The Moonlight” , Stella Hanamori (me) , acrylics on canvas, 2021

While we all look forward to 'The Credit Suisse Exhibition: Dürer’s Journeys: Travels of a Renaissance Artist' opening at the Gallery this year, our exhibition catalogue showcases the most beautiful and striking art of Albrecht Dürer and his visual legacy: https://t.co/ZDE2jGn0NE https://t.co/03Pe7pKEEo

Twin brothers and collaborators Gert and Uwe Tobias use large-scale woodcuts to explore the intersection between popular culture and Romanian folklore. Carnivalesque, mysterious, and nodding to the occult, their latest body of work is an otherworldly universe of hybrid creatures. https://t.co/ETstF3Sa7Z

Even if you’ve never met a great artist, you know all about them from movies. They’re starving, obviously. https://t.co/PcMZOQwT6k

Anyone else make a resolution to be more creative in 2021? 🙋 🙋‍♂️ 🎨 If that sounds like you, join us for Community Creates—a virtual, artist-led art-making class. In this session, create new narratives from old photographs. Register by January 21: https://t.co/vWqIjHw23W https://t.co/cqcGZzgDWS