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“Blessed are they who see beautiful things in humble places where other people see nothing.” — Camille Pissarro 🖌 ^a mental reset for today https://t.co/gsOguQWBDM

© S. Lee (Chinese painter, b. 1944) https://t.co/FGUakEQfQ4

Satisfying Acrylic Paint Technique 🎨🙌🏻 https://t.co/8wW2hWUx0E

Focusing on women of varied backgrounds and in every stage of life, “Notre Corps (Our Body)" traces the lifecycles of the female body and its myriad encounters with the medical system. See the documentary as part of #DocFortnight on February 25 → https://t.co/kJY28Lr9Ly https://t.co/erDSukf9aW

A Rubens painting valued at $30m and from the collection of @metmuseum trustee, Mark Fisch will go up for auction at @Sothebys New York this spring https://t.co/biDyWz5VQ8

Learn the story of lacquer through East Asia ✨ In "The Five Directions," on view until May 14, 2023, visitors are invited to navigate islands of micro-stories about lacquer art as a multi-dimensional process. Reserve your tickets now ➡️ https://t.co/Ovpi5c2TTY https://t.co/utDZSd0F2G

At The Crossing, Me, Oil on a canvas 12"x16", 2022

Bending figure holding trousers © Johannes Hendrikus Moesman (Dutch, 1909-1988) https://t.co/b88Ov2VCtc

Farm, Me, Embroidery, 2023

Christie’s will auction more masterworks from the estate of the late media tycoon S.I. Newhouse, expecting to surpass $144 million: https://t.co/NcZioBDhTm https://t.co/uQcPivGPRT

Avant le bal, me, linoprint, 2023

The @joanmitchellfdn sent a cease-and-desist letter to luxury brand @LouisVuitton on Tuesday claiming the company used Mitchell’s work in advertisements for handbags without the foundation’s approval https://t.co/MTGOoqOFgp

Cutest Cat Family 🐾 https://t.co/lyIJsMSbm6

"The ömen: Albert Oehlen paintings and Paul McCarthy sculptures"—an exhibition of recent paintings by Albert Oehlen juxtaposed with large-scale sculptural works by Paul McCarthy—opens at Gagosian, 555 West 24th Street, New York, on March 8: https://t.co/VwUohKOR1u https://t.co/qnCfV3lAI6

After announcing it will abandon admission fees for the next ten years, Los Angeles's Orange County Museum of Art has seen more visitors in the last three months than in four years, its director says @OCMA https://t.co/bfHuyACpoY