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Extra! Extra! Read all about it! 🗞️ #MetKidsFunFact: Part of the red silk lining of this child’s armor is stuffed with a French newspaper from 1711—the year before the armor was made. Learn more: https://t.co/F1UDSKvnxb https://t.co/UMg4YPVntJ

"When our strings begin to sound, the heart must leap for joy." https://t.co/W1JktADzA6

Happy Galentine's Day! What's your favorite thing to do with your bestie? 🎨: "Girls playing knucklebones" (330–300 B.C.E.), Greek, South Italian, Terracotta https://t.co/Ej3bgkk1XC

Frida Kahlo’s descendants say a new immersive exhibition dedicated to her work is nothing short of ‘revolutionary’: https://t.co/f3kXDkQcRe https://t.co/ywnI3w1cvF

It's a good day for Rams. @RamsNFL 1. "Standing Ram," Iran, no date. 2. Hendrik Hondius I, "Two Rams Fighting," 1610. 3. "Dagger Hilt with Ram's Head" India, Mughal Empire, circa 1650-1700. 4. "Ram's Head" Egypt, Late Period, 712-332 BCE. https://t.co/pLnI3iZtfh

On Saturday, February 19, join us for "Honor, An Artist Lecture"—a subversive work by conceptual artist Suzanne Bocanegra that masquerades as an artist talk about one of The Met’s most important 16th-century tapestries. #MetLiveArts Get tickets: https://t.co/dWTFJAx9TO https://t.co/Q6DtQy24Zd

Some super bowls. @GettyMuseum @corningmuseum @metmuseum @MIAQatar https://t.co/85tpVyRaZz

Top five this week | A Russian security guard at the Yeltsin Centre in Ekaterinburg has been charged with vandalising a 20th-century painting after drawing eyes on its faceless figures, less than 24 hours since starting at the gallery https://t.co/g5QgBsdYHz

A London art gallery is selling classic masterpieces from Italian museums as NFTs, Lisson joins the influx of galleries to Los Angeles, and more art industry news: https://t.co/shnvMNYx2i https://t.co/cbwqpXkehz

Zazie, a French restaurant in San Francisco, has a no-tipping policy and pays all its employees a livable wage, and offers full benefits. https://t.co/LwHbjMXWgc

Ah, the art of listening 🎧 Tap into our extensive audio guides to hear commentary on a wide range of artworks and exhibitions—and don't forget to check out special playlists made just for kids and families. https://t.co/mWCPJZNBnH

Beautiful Paintings Celebrating Different Cultures https://t.co/K6gzq0s87O https://t.co/9Q6pHgjFaz

This German playing card from 1765 will surely impress your valentine. Download for free through your desktop device: https://t.co/76Em7BHS8f

What does the work of a Bay Area painter who died in 1991 have to do with a New York artist who began exhibiting in 1991? John Yau reviews “Elmer Bischoff/Tom Burckhardt: A Dialogue.” https://t.co/Ww3Mycctor

Faye Harvey Dean discusses her artist mother Bessie Harvey’s life, art, and legacy with Hyperallergic. https://t.co/yZOnZHYgeN