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(May 04, 2021 07:30)
Jedi vs. Sith, but make it medieval. #MayThe4th https://t.co/meaUvKBlcY
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Kim Kardashian must forfeit an ancient Roman sculpture that experts say was looted from Italy: https://t.co/4RsT0upxXC https://t.co/jbmuhPV5j4
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A mirrored ceiling and gleaming tile floor turn this Chinese bookstore into an immersive M.C. Escher-style illusion https://t.co/pN7ZfyI4Ek https://t.co/9eLQTIwWlR
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An archaeologist in Mexico has found a cave with handprints made by Mayan children more than 1,200 years ago https://t.co/J1SIiwW67Z
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4 years ago
(May 04, 2021 09:44)
Hey, young Met-lovers! ☀️ Sprinkle some art-making into your summer with a weeklong, virtual art adventure with The Met. Kids ages 5-12 will explore, experiment, play, and create, led by Met teaching artists. Sign up for Virtual Summer Camp ↓ https://t.co/wdRVwp4HiN
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4 years ago
(May 04, 2021 06:13)
The most purr-fect pupils a teacher could ask for. #NationalTeachersDay Have a favorite school-related memory? Don't be shy—share with the class in the replies! https://t.co/DHlb4BFwGk
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7 of the greatest long-lost art historical masterpieces that were found in attics and basements—ranked: https://t.co/D2qRLqvLoH https://t.co/zFI4fqKheX
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An Egon Schiele work that was restituted by the Museum Ludwig in Germany will head to auction at Sotheby's https://t.co/mtiDhbXXQM
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When famed Baroque sculptor Gian Lorenzo Bernini unveiled Apollo and Daphne in 1625, the marble work was resoundingly hailed as a meraviglia—a marvel. https://t.co/5qCEsmrhDC
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Looking for funding or to submit your work? These grants, open calls, and residencies all have deadlines this month. https://t.co/acqMkykViU
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Check out these 11 events for your calendar this week, from a chess grandmaster at the Rubin to a modern spin on Artemisia Gentileschi: https://t.co/2MLbwqWEbS https://t.co/RmI9zYNpEm
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Discover what's hot at auction this week, from Pop Art by Roy Lichtenstein to Watercolors by Benedict Chukwukadibia Enwonwu. https://t.co/5umtUmkGEL https://t.co/CUe6c41li1
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4 years ago
(May 04, 2021 05:58)
Lisbon-based Hugo Suíssas uses forced perspective photography to create playful images with unique stories. https://t.co/VVAK1a9vLA
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4 years ago
(May 04, 2021 09:41)
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/LOOZ3b9w2p
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