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Telephone, me, pencil, 2021

In like a lion 🦁 Happy first day of March, friends! May these lions be merely visual metaphors and not accurate predictions of poor weather ahead. See more lions in the The Met collection → https://t.co/YH3i9od3DA https://t.co/FwCNteKiYL

Swaths of colorful tulle billow from windows and down stairways in site-specific installations by artist Ana María Hernando https://t.co/AJJVnWC8Pn https://t.co/lg6IYyEFVG

Snow mountains, me, oil on canvas, 2018

“Cheetos” me, oil, 2021

Now on view—See four new abstract sculptures by #CarolBove on The Met's facade in our latest contemporary commission.⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ 🎨 Carol Bove (American, born 1971). The séances aren’t helping I, III, 2021. Courtesy the artist and David Zwirner. https://t.co/feK9g66T8f

I finished a drawing recently!! I love it

Cowboy Alpaca 🦙🌵🌟... 1️⃣ or 2️⃣? • • #alpaca #cowboy #desert #sheriff #animals #alpacasofinstagram #society6 #paulfuentes

On this Qing dynasty tray, two fish hang from a pendant in the shape of an ancient stone chime, which represents wishes for happiness and abundance. ✨ Look closely—there are seven more auspicious symbols visible. 🔍 Learn more: https://t.co/ffIfPIq75N #MetChineseMasters https://t.co/pMXtRn4Qob

How an artist named Mr. Doodle became a multimillion-dollar auction sensation with a bunch of squiggles and 'like'-able branding: https://t.co/jcs90lcBgP https://t.co/a8dJWHjkNJ

The exhibition Cézanne Drawing at MoMA will be the first show in the US to bring together the artist’s varied works on paper https://t.co/jjrAhszm2r

"Light and space are the sculptor's materials as much as wood or stone." —Barbara Hepworth #WomensHistoryMonth https://t.co/A5YVUIlf2N

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This is a rare 17th century suzu—a Japanese instrument associated with Shinto ritual. 🔎 A hidden inscription on its underside reveals that it was once used by priestess Kuriyama Kamiko for the worship of the Miwa-myōjin diety. Learn more: https://t.co/sxMkiDRZjK #MusicMonday https://t.co/8Q7OVKnztC

Yayoi Kusama's simple forms hide complex realities—Here are three facts you may not know about her widely admired work: https://t.co/9K1N0o7mUH https://t.co/wQecfHpdS7