Art Contents Archive

Cubicle by Marko Backman #markobackman

Some January drawings ✍🏼💧⛓❄️ #sketchbook

Standing Parliamentarians by Zemba Luzamba #zembaluzamba

South Korea’s best-selling boyband, BTS, continue to make their mark in the art world as one of the group’s singers, RM, has been named “art sponsor of the year” in Korea. @bts_bighit @BTS_twt @BTS_ARMY https://t.co/r8nzvq19hI

Dragon by yueminjun001 Our first collaboration with yueminjun001 launches on the 27th of January, DM us for more info. #yueminjun

Embroidered landscapes by Russian textile artist Vera Shimunia #womensart https://t.co/SUoKIMQdyE

This piano is one of the most elaborately decorated instruments of the 19th century! 🎶 Commissioned by Thomas Henry Foley, it is decorated with references to his family in addition to mythological characters and musical symbols. #MusicMonday Learn more: https://t.co/DmsDpnRiS8 https://t.co/vlrF18pn4x

Ambrosius Bosschaert the Elder was born #OnThisDay in 1573. In this still life tulips, roses, jonquils, carnations, fritillaries and a single blue iris are massed into a Chinese vase; costly flowers in a costly container. https://t.co/Y2MnYStiuS https://t.co/v6WQLOwTKo

🥞 Pies by © Helen Nugent 💕 https://t.co/PTYG0Nmeyu https://t.co/bnNmMu3Ogd

We might be temporarily closed but you can still see 'Artemisia' from anywhere and at any time in our curator-led film that takes you on a tour of the whole exhibition: https://t.co/3XnkGxWUrW https://t.co/oTXKHA37P2

Expand your knowledge of art history with some help from Met curators ✨ Join Eleanor Hyun for an exploration of buncheong ware—a unique Korean ceramic type produced during the Joseon dynasty—in our virtual Art History Study Group. 🤓 📚 Register now → https://t.co/a459QJwrtd https://t.co/SxeViHxOCx

Mexican artist and cultural icon Frida Kahlo is arguably the world’s most famous female Surrealist, but women across the globe have long employed art to plumb the depths of dreams and the unconscious. https://t.co/xQ0WcBwYHS

Become a volunteer at The Met! ✨ We are currently accepting applications for new volunteers, who will begin training in fall 2021. Questions? Sign up for a virtual info session, held January 11–23. Learn more: https://t.co/dYPUkK3foe https://t.co/XEAoWKwzB5

Today on #MLKDay, we're reflecting on the words of The Met's Chief Security Officer Keith Prewitt, whose 40-year career in law enforcement was shaped by his experience during protests after Dr. King's assassination in 1968: 1/8 https://t.co/tAwM2M5Rg2

The Venus of Willendorf and other voluptuous ancient figures may have been "ideological tools" to shape body-image norms: https://t.co/itlUihnbvZ https://t.co/0K4q5cHFuX