Art Contents Archive

South Korean artist Jee Young Lee creates dreamscapes in her small studio, based on dreams, memories and Korean folk tales #womensart https://t.co/HtGwPEa21f

Download, remix, and reimagine more than 406,000 hi-res images of public-domain artworks from the Museum's collection without restriction through #MetOpenAccess. What will you create? https://t.co/Exgh0vBfsY

These delightful characters spring to life in Kazuaki Harada's hand-cranked wooden automata https://t.co/zl2lb5dJSR https://t.co/gXHaOkBiwP

Colombian artist María Berrío uses torn bits of ornately patterned Japanese paper, paint, and sequins to make intricate collages that evoke dreams, myths, and fairy tales. https://t.co/pLMFziWtVH https://t.co/IAugnuPYZb

Tree of Sorrows, Oil Painting, 2018

New York's auction week comes roaring back to life at Christie's $211 million contemporary sale, led by a prized Basquiat skull painting: https://t.co/RYjqxCos1h https://t.co/xnOKM5Ofus

Join us tomorrow at 10 am PT / 1 pm ET for a conversation and exhibition walkthrough with Liz Larner and Connie Butler, chief curator at the Hammer Museum, on the occasion of Larner's current exhibition, ‘As Stars and Seas Entwine.’ Follow the link in our bio to register.⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ Photos: Laure Joliet; Mark Hanauer⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ #LizLarner #ConnieButler #RegenProjects #AsStarsandSeasEntwine

A monumental book printed on uncut paper celebrates Hokusai’s iconic ‘Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji’ https://t.co/OZfIcfTvsL https://t.co/0ICft7VFVa

Happy birthday, Frank Stella! The legendary artist turns 85 today. During the 1970s, Stella devoted three years to his "Polish Synagogues" series. Discover why the series is so important to his oeuvre: https://t.co/0B8tJtxL6F https://t.co/mExgIiAie6

In a bid to show how Washington might look if he were alive today, digital artist George Aquilla Hardy created a photorealistic image of him. https://t.co/BgANTDJvsl

This week a bronze plaque recognizing Lenapehoking, homeland of the Indigenous Lenape diaspora, was installed on The Met's facade. Read more from Sylvia Yount and Patricia Marroquin Norby, who share why this matters—and why it's only one step of many. https://t.co/KfRaP7qklG

Get to know the work of photographer Ishiuchi Miyako. From the American occupation of Japan to women’s scarred bodies and her mother’s personal effects, she has traced the passage of time and history through her photographs. https://t.co/Y8Svw560yH

The ancient city of Angkor Wat had a population larger than modern-day Boston, according to new archaeological research: https://t.co/FpyOORtiMD https://t.co/TxiV26oZAH

Toby Ord decided to restore NASA's film images of Earth taken by astronauts on the Apollo missions in the 1960s and 1970s. https://t.co/NcsYTqtgqp

“Monument 1,” me, aquatint and etching, 2021.