Art Contents Archive

Beautiful Mural Azulejo in the Streets of Porto 💙 https://t.co/E1lzAIVwCD

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, me, digital, 2023

Nevermind, me, watercolor, 2018

Things I Found on a Walk, me, mixed media, 2023

Motherhood and art are rarely discussed together. The male-dominated creative world still celebrates the solitary male genius, while motherhood is often relegated to the less glamorous and overlooked world of care. However, experiences of motherhood are complex and real – not simply a noble pursuit or a burden. Here are seven women artists who have shed light on the subject through their work. Maisie Cousins, Skin, for newyorkermag, 2020 Paula Rego, Untitled No. 40, 1998-99 Mother, Louise Bourgeois, 1999 Prune Nourry, Mater Earth, 2023 Sally Hewett, Nursing Chair, 2017 Mother and Child, Dame Barbara Hepworth, 1934 My Birth, Frida Kahlo, 1932

First up, is this piece from the magazine in which Cullen Swinson pays homage to Peggy Cooper Cafritz: https://t.co/0dIs7O03oO https://t.co/MyPA0vQOAj

Firelink Shrine, Me, Pixel Art, 2023

Adam Weinberg will step down as the director of the @whitneymuseum when his current contract ends on 31 October, marking the end of a transformative 20-year tenure at the helm of one of the most closely-watched art museums in the United States https://t.co/VonbQHiPSg

“The Institute”, NoAutomatics (Me), 3D, 2023

“Action, Gesture, Paint” is a pointed challenge to the definition of Abstract Expressionism (read: White, male, American artists) long accepted in the art historical canon. https://t.co/KZ8dy1QbSA

Winter Morning, Me, Watercolours, 2023

How to Instantly Feel Better 💙 https://t.co/qeB0EM2S7n

Women, by me on procreate, 2023

The end, me, mixed media, 2022

Today, March 8, is #InternationalWomensDay. Beginning today and throughout #WomensHistoryMonth, we'll be sharing articles from "Gagosian Quarterly" that honor women through history who made huge contributions to their fields.