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Cheers to National Rainbow Day! 🌈 (Is that a real thing? Who can say? Do we care? We do not. We're just down to see some rainbows.) Fulfill all your R.O.Y. G. B.I.V dreams with a glance through #rainbows in The Met collection: https://t.co/M5GcTtCVdU https://t.co/27eRIBt1K7

Appreciating these juicy details 🍋💦 https://t.co/fhyL8wnxAf

The Manhattan D.A.’s Office returned the pair of looted ancient Greek statues, one of which had been on view at the Met since 1998, to Libya: https://t.co/0XWWWshfaz https://t.co/bRM9zg31HN

He may not be nominated for a Grammy, but we're sure our lute player would have made an impression at the ceremony! 🎨: "Portrait of a Man Playing a Lute" (1576), Bartolomeo Passarotti, oil on canvas https://t.co/8fV6vqcb0O

Need something to carry your one watermelon? There's a bag for that. https://t.co/V8pIOPTN8j

"With 'Why Born Enslaved!' as its centerpiece, the exhibition places the sculpture in conversation with 35 works, both 19th-century depictions of Black figures as well as a couple contemporary pieces." — @SmithsonianMag https://t.co/ZqAlPJQN1O

Still Life with Lemons, Oranges, and a Pomegranate, about 1620–40, Jacob van Hulsdonck. Getty Museum https://t.co/OYmBoXXPWd https://t.co/V1uv5FvciE

On April 22, 2022, the National Wildlife Foundation and partners will break ground on the largest wildlife crossing in the world. https://t.co/0cJJvaYXHx

🎙️Join us this Tuesday, April 5th at 11am ET as we celebrate the final hour of Artsy's "Artists Who Code" auction on Twitter Spaces, hosted by Lady PheOnix. Collect a POAP and hear from the artists as they discuss their generative artworks. Set reminder: https://t.co/WOwUno6iXo https://t.co/9binJah2sr

The Seattle City Council unanimously voted earlier this week to return 270 historic artifacts to the native Upper Skagit Tribe. https://t.co/Ky67R0ALG9

Don't miss @angeliquekidjo, one of the most singular and extraordinary voices in international music, at The Met. 🎶 On April 25 and 26, join Kidjo on a musical odyssey from Africa to New York. Get your tickets: https://t.co/EszALt7ZBp https://t.co/MGU2aGQQWx

Jim Osman’s care for his modest materials, and the particularities of their identity, is rare in a society where excess is celebrated daily. https://t.co/PguCax7raj

The initial exhibition shut down after three days after public outrage over a sculpture memorializing ianfu, or comfort women, one of Japan’s most sensitive historical events. https://t.co/9202pRIu6u

The Shortlisted of the 2022 Sony World Photography Awards https://t.co/rO76JGWcJc https://t.co/B6rQbysoO0 https://t.co/irkR8fjqW7

"I am so looking forward to seeing what each of you chooses to do with your amazing lives in this incredible country". https://t.co/l5hFKesoNb