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Delita Martin, My Mother’s Bowl (self-portrait), 2021 #WomrnsArt https://t.co/FGweR1sK0L

Lookin' sharp ⚔️ In Edo-period Japan, sword fittings and accessories were used for self-expression and were considered symbols of power and authority. NOW ON VIEW—Explore the world of sword fashion in "Samurai Splendor: Sword Fittings from Edo Japan." https://t.co/n2hHeXvtj4

Among the top lots of the sale was Picasso’s 1939 portrait of his muse and collaborator, the Surrealist photographer Dora Maar, which sold for $21.6 million to a Japanese collector. https://t.co/DJoG4e3xrJ

Are you a fan of @HBOMax’s The Gilded Age? In late 19th-century New York, “new money” families often called on Duveen Brothers to fill their mansions with tasteful decor. But how did they become the go-to pair for all things art? https://t.co/MnRtFnEZNH

You can’t just knock on the door of 27 Rue de Fleurus in Paris and expect to get in. One must have an introduction. https://t.co/3RH1hS5sh3

My Room Has Two Doors, 1938 by US Surrealist artist Kay Sage who explored the subconscious and dream world #WomensArt https://t.co/7xTs6fTd5c

#MetKidsFunFact: This pectoral, or chest decoration, is made of gold, which was considered more valuable to ancient Americans once it was turned into an image or object. This almost foot-wide pectoral would have been worn on the chest. Learn more: https://t.co/gaZtmIGXzw https://t.co/A77oY7fi2J

We fund paid summer internships across Los Angeles for college students from backgrounds underrepresented in the arts—applications are open now, due by May 2. Pass it along! https://t.co/T8jvBKGrNW https://t.co/LxXBmMzOiw

Mother Nature Creating Art at -30° ❄️ by inessa_zakharian 🎵 Moderat - Clouded https://t.co/XTdAeZfTCc

The rumours of an Art Gallery of Ontario expansion had been swirling for a while, but now it’s a done deal https://t.co/NFD0EfHGrX @SelldorfArch @agotoronto

🔎 The lyre on the bed 🔎 A touch of red on the ankle 🔎 Sunlight from an unseen source Take a #CloseLook at the many details of Jacques Louis David’s "The Death of Socrates" and trace its path from chalk drawing to iconic painting. #RadicalDraftsman https://t.co/yzOKF3MJ6C

Should the copyright lawsuit against Dua Lipa make video artists nervous? And other artists’-rights questions, answered: https://t.co/V9c9BiEmCS https://t.co/EtgQVgtslu

Magical Night ✨ Have you ever seen the Aurora Borealis ? by ronald_soethje 🎵 Emmit Fenn - Memories https://t.co/fU05OaKeYL

Artists from around the world can join online and in-person courses at one of the most influential art and design schools in the United States. https://t.co/QHfRBfrWgD

🎵 Artsy Mixtape 020 just dropped on Spotify, curated by Javier Calleja. “These songs have accompanied me over the years during hours at my studio,” Calleja told Artsy. Drop into Spotify to hear the songs that have inspired Javier Calleja’s work. https://t.co/YCDwF6HVpJ https://t.co/s4rwFvLYY9