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Georgia O'Keeffe, Evening Star No. III, 1917 #WomensArt https://t.co/TrD8OoZWjO

Friday night vibes ✌️⁣ ⁣ This mesmerizing hand-marbled design was made by Laura Sims—a high school teacher who was introduced to marbling at the John C. Campbell Folk School. ⁣ See more trippy works in Watson Library's Paper Legacy Project collection: https://t.co/aVWsqPmX3v https://t.co/3kjzRvKg0H

After a year-long delay, here's how the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston reworked its Philip Guston retrospective: https://t.co/61HF6mcw0q https://t.co/4pbuLtKQXO

When Condé Nast used one of Warhol’s images on a cover in 2016, Lynn Goldsmith said her rights had been infringed. Anyone could see that Warhol had used her photo as a source and so he should have asked permission and she should be paid. https://t.co/7FZ0drXRhW

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, born #OnThisDay in 1880, was among the founders of an idealistic artistic brotherhood in Dresden called The Bridge (Die Brücke). These young artists and others developed a powerful style now known as German Expressionism. 🎨: "Reclining Nude" (1909) https://t.co/rCLwDPJSiR

Here’s your guide to the best, most desirable artworks for sale during New York’s $2.6 billion spring auction marathon: https://t.co/tOkiom00NQ https://t.co/GWSjOisjHV

The Central Marfa Historic District, including Donald Judd's former architecture studio, art studio and ranch office, has been officially recognised as a US Historical Place. https://t.co/RD73yOes1S

“Museums and collectors should realize that certain categories of sacred objects, like those from Nepal, never left the country legally or with the permission of communities that made and worshipped them." https://t.co/rClaYMeaC3

With the overturning of 'Roe v. Wade' a likely reality, Laia Abril and Carmen Winant’s print “The Right to Choose” has taken on a new and terrifying resonance. https://t.co/yaZSLDW8NE

It's the last week to visit "Poussin and the Dance" at the Getty Center, closing this Sunday, May 8. Nicolas Poussin’s contemporaries tell us that he sketched constantly. His many highly finished drawings, often made after ancient objects, testify to his skill as a draftsman. https://t.co/Zy9yLRqLTx

Under a new policy, the Smithsonian will consider ethical, rather than legal, concerns when faced with restitution claims: https://t.co/xCk88PNSA4 https://t.co/TtaMZCZo0i

Take a look at the best offerings at the European Fine Art Fair, or TEFAF, which returned to New York’s Park Avenue Armory after a two-year hiatus. https://t.co/LcpEbqMIYg

Artists B. Robert Moore and Esteban Whiteside adapt the Monopoly game format to talk about the consequences of gentrification. https://t.co/uSJeWamghE https://t.co/TZ5dT3c5A9

Artsy writers and editors pick the standout exhibitions at Future Fair, Independent, NADA New York, and TEFAF New York. https://t.co/b8Z32mOJDD

It's time for the Kentucky Derby! In honor, we're sharing some of our favorite horses. https://t.co/LH1BG2JYnX