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Jelly II by jamesjeanart #jamesjean

🎥 Happening now! Join The Met as we go live with @Wikipedia for a virtual edit session to expand and improve knowledge about women in the arts. No experience necessary. #WomensHistoryMonth Watch on Facebook: https://t.co/TXxerzVHaa Watch on YouTube: https://t.co/Y1IhkVf28k https://t.co/3uFfXQy5o6

From Vincent van Gogh and Louise Bourgeois to Tracey Emin, and Tomoko Takahashi, visual artists have pushed their physical and psychological boundaries during periods of wakefulness, either as a result of their mental health, or as an artistic strategy. https://t.co/33nq3zrbjD

A bargain hunter picked up this small ceramic bowl for $35 at a junk sale. Now, it could sell for up to $500,000 at Sotheby's: https://t.co/mGqlRuW421 https://t.co/igWKAMBnpo

Now on view! "The Hair Craft Project" (2013) documents a yearlong effort during which artist Sonya Clark (@syclarkart) collaborated with 11 hairdressers in Richmond, Virginia, inviting them to demonstrate their skills in twisting, braiding and beading. #WomensHistoryMonth https://t.co/bJN1HB6Asu

Coca-Cola has just unveiled their new sustainable paper bottles designed in partnership with Danish company Paboco. https://t.co/6AxH8dLGBW

I tried to draw my room

"Clearly, Goya’s imagination was graphic. But before his pictures could be vividly gory he had to submit himself to the staid art of draftsmanship—and the story of how he transcended that submission...is the one The Met has opted to tell." — @artnews https://t.co/R837EtDPvB

"The idea of a new kind of money and a new kind of art market are powerful and important, but dangerous if taken too far." What do NFTs mean for digital art? Read Rhizome Artistic Director Michael Connor's take on NFTs here: https://t.co/pxbNkNPov3 ⚡

Dreamlike Sceneries created with SmartPhone https://t.co/Tv8LW5RoJP https://t.co/BJoe4VNxEV

15 Tissue paper flower tutorials on how to craft your own beautiful blooms. https://t.co/VC9xN1iGVn

The Met x Wikipedia Virtual Edit Meet-up: Women's History Month https://t.co/VtNTJ58e76

Through The Lens Of Photographer Javier Castán https://t.co/8Kj9giNTSq https://t.co/LEZVcGL4Jv https://t.co/dEy8WDvfWU

Fancy a class in carriage drafting? 🐴 This course alongside many others was offered by The Met in 1883. See how the Museum's teaching and learning initiatives evolved during our foundational years with a trip through the #WatsonLibrary archives. https://t.co/ktX8Gu8YEe

Michelangelo was born #OnThisDay in 1475. Explore his extraordinary artistic relationship with Sebastiano del Piombo in our exhibition catalogue, published for our 2017 show, 'The Credit Suisse Exhibition: Michelangelo & Sebastiano’: https://t.co/ra3mZKv5oq https://t.co/3cj6f1Pnf8