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Tom Howse, Aromatic Bactrian Reminiscences, 2021 https://t.co/jR9QHtPFyL https://t.co/pl0uRsyfjS

This piece illustrates the legend in which Fiacre miraculously cleared trees and thickets in a wooded area for a monastery in a single day with only his hands and a shovel. This feat attracted praise and, as shown by the woman in the background, charges of consorting with devils. https://t.co/G1RDIJEkt2

Due to popular demand, we're extending our exhibition "Writing the Future: Basquiat and the #HipHopGeneration" through July 25 👑 🗓️ Save the date—May tickets go on sale April 20 for MFA members and April 21 for nonmembers! 🖼️: "Charles the First" (1982), #Basquiat https://t.co/MzyHis0YlX

An anxious bird braves his fear of flying in a charming animated short by Conor Finnegan https://t.co/aJbeQcqdnW https://t.co/YRr3O3GntG

Final weeks! ✨ Explore the art of the copy in "Pictures, Revisited," which reassesses the legacy of visual appropriation at the Museum and beyond through a selection of contemporary photographs. See it online or in-person through May 9. https://t.co/LOOZ3aRVaR

Experts have recommended that the city of Düsseldorf return a Franz Marc painting that was looted by the Nazis https://t.co/czdkccGekD

These wooden figurines will spruce up any setting, from a desk to a dollhouse! https://t.co/Mzb5Amo2N4

No virtual film festival over the course of this past year has put together an experience as unique and exciting as Prismatic Ground. https://t.co/DNFyzCHxUr

Our pick of the latest gifts and purchases to enter international museum collections, from Amy Sherald's portrait of Breonna Taylor to Ellsworth Kelly's sketchbooks https://t.co/5AnX2zMLto @MuseumModernArt @SpeedArtMuseum @NMAAHC @CentrePompidou

No matter your proclivity for plants, Saint Fiacre could teach us all a thing or two. Fiacre was an Irish monk skilled in herbs and healing who founded a refuge for travelers that also served as a place of worship. https://t.co/s0loZ6CaOu

High Line Art will unveil Sam Durant’s Untitled (Drone) next month https://t.co/J8SN6jvWJh

In looking to the past, artists are carving out space for historically under-represented narratives as we all forge ahead. https://t.co/gG51l9MYEL

Do you have a green thumb, or are you more of a plant killer? 🌿🌱🌾 #GardeningDay

They've got next. Fresh from our curators, explore a collection of works by trending artists whose names will be everywhere come Miami: https://t.co/PhH8sLOHSg https://t.co/s2SIVeEI6x

With their vast collection of Picassos, the Ganzes demonstrated a keen ability to buy historically important art. "They were really serious collectors—obsessive, in a way,” Whitney Museum director Adam Weinberg said https://t.co/N20Cck5ps5