Art Contents Archive

Photo-Transformation by Lucas Samaras #lucassamaras

A little birdy told us something about a #SuperbOwl Sunday? 🦉 Couldn't really make out the request, he was in a rush to prepare for some televised game, but we're always happy to spotlight our feathered friends in the #MetCollection. See more Met owls: https://t.co/rn7EIHKX7E https://t.co/dfduxHfOKR

Daylight Landscape, my mom, oil, 2021

Buste by Alberto Giacometti #albertogiacometti

Die Menge des Moments by alicjakwade #alicjakwade

Second Song by Kay Sage #kaysage

Congratulations to jessie_makinson for her inclusion in Phaidon’s last est publication Vitamin D3! The book is available via Phaidon, Amazon, and other art book sellers. “To look at Jessie Makinson’s drawings and paintings is to be pulled, with a quick jerk, into an intense color-filled world, full of characters, myths, moods and surreal curiosities. Hers is a place of chance encounters that draws subtly from our own historical myths, storytelling and art histories, albeit in landscapes where she dictates the rules of the location. … Makinson asks us to case traditional symbolic interpretation aside and, instead of thinking too hard about known classical myths, to interpret the narrative with our own subjective interpretation, thereby possibly fashioning a new contemporary mythology.” #lylesandking #jessiemakinson #phaidon #artbook #contemporaryart #contemporarypainting #drawing

Daniel’s Eye, Me, Oil on Canvas, 2021

My newest drawing

Cheech Marin's long-awaited Chicano art museum secures city approval and $1 million in annual funding: https://t.co/Twd0BzNz3G https://t.co/9sEL9alV28

We'll always have nature and art. Van Gogh saw the two as interconnected. Take 5 minutes for a slow look at his 'Wheatfield, with Cypresses': https://t.co/SctND73z3Q https://t.co/9ySp9rNKMc

The City of London will remove two statues of slaveowners from its headquarters: https://t.co/BXEabTCycb https://t.co/sHEGzxCISo

This silver #superBowl shows how artistic styles intermingled in the ancient Near East in the first century B.C.E. Stylistic features of the bowl suggest that it was made in Parthia. https://t.co/9HDDPLDCAj

#DYK: Through #MetOpenAccess, 406,000 images of artworks from The Met collection are yours to use, share, and remix—without restriction. What will you create? Start browsing ↓ https://t.co/Exgh0vBfsY

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