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"I am an owl ... a happy owl" - Kenojuak Ashevak, pioneer of Inuit art (1927-2013) #WomensArt https://t.co/l5Xbyifvau

New in NYC: A cube made from $11.7 million worth of solid gold is sitting in Central Park—and has its own security detail: https://t.co/DTsqhgCcbc https://t.co/5kXUDSVnS9

Explore a wide array of artworks in nearly every medium—including new works on view—in "Japan: A History of Style." #ArtsOfJapan celebrates a decade of remarkable acquisitions that have transformed The Met's ability to narrate the history of Japanese art. https://t.co/7vsn9Dt9Db

The George Grosz Estate and a group of private citizens are planning to open a museum in May devoted to the artist in a former petrol station in Berlin, the city in which he was born and died. https://t.co/QgMvlpmLvN

From ancient Egyptian craftsmen to European textile workers, artists have always found strength in numbers. https://t.co/z7As5hmF5a

'The Owl and the Pussycat' by contemporary UK painter Dee Nickerson, who explores themes of living in the countryside #WomensArt https://t.co/nqePSuObsi

Do you believe in unicorns? 🦄✨ Medieval Europeans did. Join #MetKids to learn more about the narwhal—the elusive sea creature that inspired this legendary animal. https://t.co/WM1A2eXsQS

The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation has announced plans to produce a catalogue raisonné dedicated to the late artist: https://t.co/ifFhMHdkO5 https://t.co/QqMbMs0go6

Have you ever been on a date at the Getty?

LACMA is free this Saturday! ✨ Join us this Saturday February 5 for an Open House—a special day of free admission and live DJs. Your free reservation includes admission to all of LACMA's galleries. Reserve tickets here: https://t.co/OeebXG1GCb https://t.co/UowuDtFewD

Hope youre having a great week and thank you for following! (my owl drawing) 🦉 https://t.co/SgAhH7yngl

How has African American culture shaped art history? Mark #BlackHistoryMonth by celebrating Black art, identities, and voices in conversation with The Met collection. https://t.co/28ofhU3WJ6

Five artists from Perrotin’s “Late Night Enterprise” share transformative nocturnal experiences that have influenced their art. https://t.co/Q5326PFwiV

Lights in The Wood https://t.co/BzCz4SpPpA https://t.co/R2rKoVjsAU

Our pick of the highlights from upcoming auctions: from a 16th-century angel at Maison Artpaugée and a portrait of playwright Etienne Vigée at @Artcurial, to a pretty floral still life at @CheffinsFineArt and a jaunty walking stick at @ChristiesInc. https://t.co/Cwkc1z8jZf