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Happy Friday! Need an art boost? For the next hour, send us an emoji and we'll send you a related artwork. 🌋🐎🌲⛴⚾️ Ready? Go! https://t.co/JTiZvQnSKo

NOW ON VIEW—"Fictions of Emancipation: Carpeaux Recast" features depictions of Black enslavement, emancipation, and personhood and challenges the notion that representation in the wake of abolition constitutes a clear moral or political stance. #CarpeauxRecast https://t.co/0tQzPK1vvm

Waiting for Friday night like 🕞 🕓 🕟 🕔 🎨: "Phoebe Drake" (about 1815), attributed to Abraham Tuthill, oil on canvas https://t.co/4skGjnNtGz

Architectural Sketches With a Warm Light https://t.co/G5Rz8o4kwE https://t.co/XhuM2z7vWu https://t.co/Eh2LdQscQi

This year's @wnphotoawards unveil the spectacular moments of life and death. See some of our favorite shots today on Colossal https://t.co/UU8dCMoYJl https://t.co/j3oIW3HYhu

Times up! We loved all of your emoji submissions. Thanks for playing. https://t.co/QdkZvmBzcd

Rather than accentuating his radicalism, the Met’s new exhibition makes Jacques-Louis David a compelling case study in opportunism and survival. https://t.co/SEZucWn2zi

Three exhibitions to see in New York this weekend: Michael Heizer at Gagosian, Frédéric Bruly Bouabré at MoMA and Christopher Myers at James Cohan https://t.co/K5miklTzia @Gagosian @MuseumModernArt

This Sunday, March 13, join artists Rena Anakwe, Andile Dyalvane, Fabiola Jean-Louis, and Tourmaline for a panel discussion—part of our day-long celebration of "Before Yesterday We Could Fly: An Afrofuturist Period Room." Register: https://t.co/DObkOqgwAb #MetAfrofuturist https://t.co/IpxBqXK1kJ

Authorities have recovered 147,050 looted cultural goods since launching Operation Pandora in 2016: https://t.co/23zakGUIO4 https://t.co/egObn6jTbD

‘Wolfgang Tillmans: A Reader’ gathers together interviews and writings that track the artist’s contributions to art and cultural discourse in tandem with the social and cultural shifts of the past thirty years.⁠ ⁠ Edited by Roxana Marcoci and Phil Taylor and published by moma, this visually rich volume reflects the artist’s thinking on an array of topics including photography, music, politics, nightlife, astronomy, spirituality, and activism through texts culled from a diverse range of sources. ⁠ ⁠ To purchase, head over to the link in our bio.⁠ ⁠ Images reposted via wolfgang_tillmans, thilo_andreas_schneider, and textezurkunst⁠ ⁠ #WolfgangTillmans #Reader #MoMA #photography

If you're an active NYC teacher in a Title I or District 75 public school, apply to The Met Professional Learning Community. Join other educators to build community, develop your professional capacity, and impact student learning. Apply by April 29: https://t.co/HfD6M2w5FN https://t.co/k2bsqTqhrK

In Los Angeles, wildfires are a reality. Here's how we protect the Getty Center from fires: https://t.co/CDlLVgRQUb

“Seldom do we think about how Egyptian art has influenced that the whole history of Western art way before that was realized,” said Awol Erizku https://t.co/23mrgk5bqc

Preview | The optical illusions of the Dutch printmaker M.C. Escher began finding mass appeal in the 1960s when they won a die-hard following https://t.co/mhAw6d7V0P @MFAH