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Home-made Sushi by Pixy Yijun Liao #pixyyijunliao

Venice. https://t.co/7ToiB1CaWF

Bank Robber Aiming at Security Camera, Cleveland, Ohio by United Press International metmuseum

Indoor Outdoor by carolinewalkerartist #carolinewalker

Come Full Circle by Zhang Yingnan #zhangyingnan

Summer Grapes, Me, Oil on canvas, 2020

Now available in the Regen Projects store, the catalogue companion to Kader Attia’s exhibition ‘Remembering the Future,' held last year at Kunsthaus Zürich, comprises three illustrated booklets, each focusing on a different aspect of the show. — Visit the link in our stories to purchase. #KaderAttia #RememberingtheFuture kunsthauszuerich ⁠

Tulips, 1936 by Ida O'Keeffe, US painter and younger sister of Georgia #womensart https://t.co/0E2YEi93jy

#MetKidsFunFact: Lather up! 💦 Over 600 years ago, hand-washing was a little different from today. Instead of scrubbing with soap in a sink, you'd wash your hands with oil-infused water poured from an aquamanile like this. Learn more: https://t.co/7ldjtRfIJS https://t.co/LKsydVez1r

Say hello to Pisces season! The water sign is said to be the most emotionally fluid of the zodiac. Those born under Pisces are often described as dreamy, empathetic, good mediators, self-critical, and old souls who over-worry. Does this describe you or a Pisces you know? https://t.co/rnrjL5ffTv

3 prolific artist friendships that changed the course of art history: https://t.co/YhWMWud6a8 https://t.co/3otiJB6xTW

Experience 17th–19th century paintings that capture the collective imagination of the Ramayana—an epic narrative composed by the Sanskrit poet Valmiki around the fifth century B.C.—in "Sita and Rama: The Ramayana in Indian Painting." https://t.co/kwuZ5w2cXc

In this painting by Willem Koekkoek, we are down by the canal lock, where people stroll or stand and chat. A distant figure, laden with fishing gear, heads across the bridge, perhaps to join the man on the towpath, already fishing with a makeshift rod: https://t.co/TtIScMQIAD https://t.co/3LTAXwTb2b

🚨COLLECTION UPDATE🚨 We once thought that this photo showed an eclipse from 1889. But after clever sleuthing on a NASA website tracking eclipse movement, it was revealed that the location of this photograph matched the path of a different eclipse on January 11, 1880. https://t.co/GPbLzqgpTQ

A Parade of Earthly Delights: The fantastical and absurd Bosch Parade returns this summer to celebrate painter Hieronymus Bosch in a spectacular aquatic event https://t.co/iqWmlbzFg9 https://t.co/H9wkXdeWs1