Art Contents Archive

'Steampunk fairy' by US artist Sue Beatrice who creates sculptures and jewellery out of recycled watch parts #WomensArt https://t.co/6qKUt4uY6X

Meet Yamantaka, the defeater of death. 💀 This deity scares away egotism and selfishness—the root of suffering—and reveals the awesome and terrifying nature of enlightenment. See this 15th-century work in "Bodhisattvas of Wisdom, Compassion, and Power." https://t.co/2eQq9wTUSf https://t.co/sttDo6A7iW

We thought winter might be coming to a close, but New England weather strikes again! ❄️ ☃️ ✒️: "Snow at Yanagibashi" (1927), Ohara Koson https://t.co/werc9lsOpB

Before Cupid, there was Eros. Meet the ancient Greek god! Eros, the Greek divinity of desire, is recognizable by his wings and youthful appearance. Aphrodite is sometimes identified as his mother, and he stands obediently before her on the gold ring above. https://t.co/mKyPg7FDg7

A leaf is but a leaf... except when it's even more: https://t.co/YVenoyTa5g https://t.co/fsk2W4x0cX

Artist Donna Rosenthal makes dresses out of magazines, comics, atlases and newspapers #WomensArt https://t.co/ayoBjgffIB

Revisit old favorites and meet new friends in "A New Look at Old Masters." ✨ Meander through the reinstalled European Paintings galleries and encounter new themes and dialogues across an expansive range of works. Plan your visit: https://t.co/7K2J0S21GI https://t.co/AKFgPMgIQs

If you don't know what to talk about with a stranger, may we recommend telling them the story of medieval whales. https://t.co/9AYwtvwas1

Pensamientos Intrusivos (Intrusive Thoughts) by citlali.haro #citlaliharo

Ayumi Shibata explores the capabilities of paper to create vibrant three-dimensional environments. https://t.co/ImFXGqoYeH

An exhibition at Santa Fe’s Museum of Contemporary Native Arts examines the contaminating consequences of nuclear testing and uranium mining on Indigenous land. https://t.co/RWqmw0jLZd

Marshlands at Sundown (1908) by US painter Alice Pike Barney #WomensArt https://t.co/FU3qOdUVJf

This Sunday, March 13, delve into #Afrofuturism at The Met. Join us for a full day of art-making, storytelling, gallery chats, and artist conversations related to "Before Yesterday We Could Fly: An Afrofuturist Period Room." #MetAfrofuturist https://t.co/jyDOzHWDO7

Eros—or Cupid to the ancient Romans—could certainly be a charming figure, and in Roman art, multiple Cupids might appear in a single scene. Swipe again to see a sarcophagus decorated with Cupids participating in a wine festival. https://t.co/XGLepV12m6

The Metropolitan Museum of Art will sell a $30 million Picasso sculpture at Christie's this May https://t.co/h4IOHWyrIv