A moment of warmth and respite to brighten the cold and cloudy winter days ☀️ This nature study comes from a famous collection of 326 paintings commissioned by the Chief Justice of Bengal, Sir Elijah Impey, and his wife, Lady Mary. Learn more: https://t.co/tCau99kG1T https://t.co/xfoeDriNmc
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Do you believe in unicorns? 🦄 Medieval Europeans did. In tales of faraway lands and magical beasts, unicorns were a favorite topic for kings, queens, knights, and ladies. Join #MetKids to explore the role of the narwhal in sparking this medieval legend. https://t.co/WM1A2eXsQS
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How do we look at pictures, and what can a painting really tell us? With our free 'Decoding Pictures' family session you can learn fun tips and tricks to unlock secrets hidden in plain sight – even if you’re seeing a painting for the first time: https://t.co/fRY0gnIK31 https://t.co/5C9sSORCOa
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Photographer Denisse Ariana Perez captures images that connect her subjects with the environment and redefine ideas of Black masculinity https://t.co/GLD6Otymsc https://t.co/MtAD8ft6t8
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Daniel T. Gaitor-Lomack will have a solo exhibition with the gallery opening March 18. We are so excited for the magic he’ll create! Gaitor-Lomack is a self-taught artist and current resident at NXTHVN. He says of his practice, “My artwork is influenced by my freedom, inner child, and society; believing in the journey of who I am and where I want to go in the world; memories and the colors in my mind that take shape, form, and sound whenever I am faced with a positive or negative experience.” Image: Portrait of the artist with his piece “Edith.” #lylesandking #danieltgaitorlomack #contemporaryart #sculpture #performance #contenporarysculpture
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White horse, me, watercolor and acrylic, 2020.
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Meet Orsola Maddalena Caccia, the remarkable painting nun whose work just entered the Met's collection in a surprise donation: https://t.co/nQ4W9QtF4N https://t.co/vxGW0sG71p
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Explore the artistic exchange between the Taíno civilizations of the Antilles archipelago and their powerful peers on the continental mainland in #ArteDelMar. Immerse yourself in the exhibition with bilingual resources, online and in-person. https://t.co/6AYlfPca03
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"Overall, 'The Met Unframed' is an exercise in looking. It might—as was the case for me after I traversed [Frederic Edwin] Church’s landscape—make you more excited to see the art in person..." — @washingtonpost https://t.co/VAfQw7OS6n
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Artist Victor Solomon was inspired by the Japanese technique kintsugi to repair a dilapidated basketball court. https://t.co/2cnQPXJKeC
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Lions, tigers, and dragons, oh my! Travel back in time to discover what people believed about animals in the Middle Ages. https://t.co/kM9YPF5osX
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