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Grape appreciation post. Can you guess these artworks? https://t.co/TwCY9bK34D

Since the mid-19th century, American women have pursued careers as professional sculptors. Learn about Edmonia Lewis, Harriet Hosmer, Emma Stebbins, and others over on the #MetTimeline → https://t.co/keIBT1ECPd #WomensHistoryMonth https://t.co/gHErwWr8rC

Hannah Höch, one of the few female members recognized by the movement, offered a refreshing antithesis to macho constructions of the Dadaists. https://t.co/IOR2S3f0D6

This eerie 78-card tarot deck was inspired by sleep paralysis. https://t.co/WxZJrgfUOc

Unpublished photographs, rare documents, and other materials relating to Alexander Calder are now accessible in a new online research archive. https://t.co/eAIZBSgL19

🎥 In the latest episode of #InsiderInsights, join The Met Cloisters' Julia Perratore to discover how this Spanish painting of a camel—an animal not native to Europe—suggests medieval Spain's connection to the world beyond its borders. Watch now → https://t.co/57kBOjs1cS https://t.co/DV1J1gIIM0

1. Bacchante with an Ape, 1627, Hendrick ter Brugghen. 2. Still Life with Grapes and Other Fruit, 1630s, Luca Forte. 3. Philosophy Presenting the Seven Liberal Arts to Boethius, about 1460–70, Coëtivy Master. 4. Grape Oinochoe, A.D. 1–200, unknown maker.

Lights in The Wood https://t.co/BzCz4SpPpA https://t.co/bBtoPJLeID

Metro Pictures, a beloved New York gallery that has been in business for 40 years, will shutter toward the end of this year https://t.co/gRUyZM33Br

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Raphaël Barontini's first solo gallery exhibition in the US features work that is simultaneously seductive and ceremonial. https://t.co/uZ9Q03fNCI

Taiwanese Temples at Night By Bo Wen Huang https://t.co/MoGJas3kzg https://t.co/DvjXqmmPMi https://t.co/VppVoAzEg5

This week, looted art from Afghanistan, colonizing Mars, Lorraine O'Grady in the spotlight, the notion of the "Muslim world," Fox News as propaganda, and more. https://t.co/xlUBkkOFQA

ICYMI: stream a conversation hosted by Sotheby's and Artforum with Malik Gaines, in conversation with curators Naomi Beckwith and Massimiliano Gioni, and artists Theaster Gates and Julie Mehretu , on “Grief and Grievance: Art and Mourning in America.” https://t.co/l9jd7LZRwd 👀 https://t.co/bu2C8RREt7

Have you seen the newest books from MFA Publications? 📚 Explore highlights of European paintings and sculpture, follow the journey of a classical Roman statue, and dive into a pocket-size visual history of fashion: https://t.co/Ww8H5Ub2mM https://t.co/xlzQRC2sfp