Art Contents Archive

Polish Art Deco painterm Tamara de Lempicka, Portrait of Madame Bush, 1929 #WomenArt https://t.co/Ufrxr9vyCs

'Mirror my compassion Buddha in me', 2021 (photo: Jens Ziehe). https://t.co/peDZAWrWcg

🧶 Four things to know about innovative artist textile #MagdalenaAbakanowicz: https://t.co/VsoQWk4uht See Abakanowicz' mighty 'Abakans' on display at Tate Modern in a solo exhibition: Every Tangle of Thread and Rope. https://t.co/UGjq6xlAPZ

Our latest exhibition focuses on 'The Ugly Duchess', exploring how women, old age and facial difference were satirised during the Renaissance period. Join Britta New as she takes a closer look at the painting and its links to Leonardo Da Vinci: https://t.co/2JT76vEXkU https://t.co/VpTZbKjQPP

"The Procession", Simon Stålenhag, Digital, 2016

#Picasso #Quotes ''We all know that Art is not truth. Art is a lie that makes us realize the truth, at least the truth that is given to us to understand.'' - Pablo Picasso -- © Succession Pablo Picasso, VEGAP, Madrid, 2023 https://t.co/yhmAfeGUOL

Cloth left over from a Nazi flag, signed by women survivors from Ravensbruck concentration camp. Yehudit Taube, a young Jewish nanny, embroidered the names to show the solidarity of the women, many of whom were in the resistance #WomensArt https://t.co/gkvds4i918

'The Good Woman': Exploring virtue and virtuosity 🔍 Join Dr Carlo Corsato in the Gallery as he explores how women’s identities were fashioned in different European cultures during the Renaissance, as part of #WomensHistoryMonth Find out more here: https://t.co/hAoA9jnhSF https://t.co/t0PgKy4wvY

Vivid launch, me, acrylic on hardboard, 2023

Join artists Lyle Ashton Harris and Morgan Quaintance on Tuesday at Tate Modern to discuss the power of photography. We'll be exploring how photography can allow us to explore performance, gender and self-representation. 📷📷📷 Book your seat here. ➡️ https://t.co/z5hdINZpoa https://t.co/cOflyoxxGF

Inside a beehive, me, ink and watercolour, 2023

🌴🔹🔷 © Kate Mary https://t.co/NIr4odUavG

A new report has linked more than 1,000 antiquities in the Met Museum's collection to traffickers: https://t.co/x4X6FIDlZ6 https://t.co/OFm953ut9f

We hope you enjoyed learning more about ‘Portrait of a Woman and Child’ by Van Dyck. Find more paintings by Van Dyck on display in Room 21: https://t.co/1iWiJ2lyb3 https://t.co/ZQruKn4VNC

Cutest Cat Family 🐾 https://t.co/8LcFBat6Vs