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Christine Koch, Canadian artist and printmaker based in the country’s easternmost province, Newfoundland and Labrador #WomensArt https://t.co/oQ8LMwAgQQ

"I see myself in the curves of her stomach and hips, in her hands searching for something to hold on to. Something that will last." https://t.co/zEcaX5o99B

Girl power, 15th-century edition. This illuminated manuscript is a rare—but formative—example of how objects made for women shaped artistic traditions. https://t.co/Ch9WH55njs

Don't miss this free token🚨 Our next NFT sale is the perfect opportunity to dive into the #NFTCommunity! When you place a bid in the sale, you will receive your very own ‘Proof of Bid’ NFT, shown here. “Ponzi Comics: The Adventures of the NFT Auction,” 2022, by Viva La Vandal. https://t.co/Nyz9wEZUFI

There's a tinge of parody in Ethan Murrow's graphite drawings. https://t.co/MmMnoyP1cf https://t.co/YC3O21VfDG

As part of our #MetAccess program, every month we invite Disabled and Deaf artists to respond to works in The Met collection that spark curiosity or inspiration. ⁣⁣⁣ ⁣ ⁣ Today Aurora Berger (@auroraberger) shares her thoughts on this daguerreotype by Bruno Braquehais: https://t.co/lCXEQUpnmA

What happens when oligarchs can’t buy art? https://t.co/qWcKF2Mr0Z https://t.co/ys7P8l6Fc4

Dots, stripes, and florals amass in dense patches in Angelika Arendt’s amorphous sculptures https://t.co/Gt0jTWlSSD https://t.co/ywpOpWJ9F0

These women utilized their privileged positions to shape trends in art and literature and disseminate new styles and iconography through their active patronage. https://t.co/Aq4ljgIJia

The Venice Biennale said it would work to ensure that the Ukrainian Pavilion gets staged as planned at this year's edition https://t.co/6Pr0ZEQ0MS

An exhibition for introverts and extroverts alike. Explore the twin themes of solitude and togetherness in "Companions in Solitude: Reclusion and Communion in Chinese Art," on view at The Met through August 14. https://t.co/kqmMX3nPTN

In the past five years, the ascendent South Korean art market has earned Seoul a place alongside Hong Kong as a regional contemporary art hub. Meet the five collectors who are ushering in this new era: https://t.co/I3D6OkP3mO https://t.co/ZY3zvy4udv

The Studio Museum in Harlem has received $360,000 from the Hauser & Wirth Institute to digitize its archives https://t.co/i7aLav2VXB

Anne of Brittany Enthroned and Accompanied by Her Ladies-in-Waiting in Excerpts from Ovid's Heroides, about 1493, Master of the Chronique scandaleuse. Getty Museum [https://t.co/LOMsIxgTtm] https://t.co/Jv8ndMd3Nn

Beth Rudin DeWoody has been collecting since 1969. She’s acquired over 10,000 works since then, many of which are on view at her private art space The Bunker. https://t.co/mxBfqFPwxS