Art Contents Archive

We hid an emoji in this artwork. Can you spot it? https://t.co/AMBwQ0kQNr

Eric Carle, the illustrator and children’s book author whose ‘Very Hungry Caterpillar’ sold more than 55 million copies, is dead at 91: https://t.co/fi4FhwCIsU https://t.co/NTYps6Gq5r

#DYK: From 1933-1942, a quarter of NYC residents visited traveling exhibitions developed by The Met in response to an inquiry from a teacher in Queens. 🍎 Learn more about this historic intiative in "Art for the Community" on view through June 27. https://t.co/rBFwEaDUP6

Roberto Benavidez's Bosch piñatas stand out for their scale, weirdness, and ability to satisfy a latent desire to see some of the fantastical creatures from “The Garden of Earthly Delights” realized in more dimensional terms. https://t.co/uHmbbcYuvU

#KaySekimachi is an internationally celebrated textile and fiber artist, known for her highly innovative three-dimensional woven monofilament sculptures. In the 1990s she produced an acclaimed series of translucent bowls using papers from around Asia and the Pacific. #AAPIMonth https://t.co/imNnXJIwjB

#AliceNeel lived in Spanish Harlem or El Barrio for over 20 years, witnessing incredible change and creating numerous works. 🎥 ICYMI tune in as artist Miguel Luciano and @elmuseo curator Susanna Temkin explore Neel’s life in the NYC neighborhood. https://t.co/n2DZo1ZWdn

You can save even more on our face masks as they are all reduced! Better yet, you can still buy 1 and get 1 free with our discount code. Pick a design of your favourite painting and use the code B1G1FACEMASK at checkout. T&Cs apply: https://t.co/871VeN5o88 https://t.co/UvYvCaS6sY

❗️MUSEUM ALERT❗️ Advance, timed-entry tickets for today, 5/30 and tomorrow, 5/31, are sold out. You can review our updated visit guidelines and reserve tickets for a future trip at https://t.co/BDFs4iYkx3. We can't wait to see you at the museum soon! https://t.co/yJgeXd8e18

At the demonstration, Clarissa Hernandez of the Workers Assembly Against Racism said: "“I came today in support of Palestine, but I’m mestiza (Mexican-American) and I believe colonized people need to show solidarity with each other.” https://t.co/M26Zll4Dub

Self Portrait, Yawning, by 1783, Joseph Ducreux. The J. Paul Getty Museum https://t.co/wgmRCMluwh

JR has given a voice to underrepresented communities through his art. Now, his work will be on display in his largest exhibition yet. https://t.co/HyOaZiE2nH

Zoom in without emoji interruption here: https://t.co/MrhuEmKR46

This Tuesday, June 1, join Matthew Barney for a livestream conversation with Cliff Lauson, senior curator at the Hayward Gallery, on the occasion of 'Redoubt,' on view through July 25. The artist will share insights into the ideas behind his latest film, set in Idaho's Sawtooth Mountains, and its relationship to the series of imposing and intricate sculptures, engravings, and electroplated copper plates in the exhibition. Register for the talk via the link in our bio. ⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ Image: Installation view of 'Redoubt' at Hayward Gallery; photo: Mark Blower⁠⁠ ⁠⁠ pacecarforthehubrispill #matthewbarney #redoubt #haywardgallery southbankcentre

Surreal Blurred Portraits Between Painting and Photography https://t.co/KbqcgcUhKu https://t.co/qm159oEOd4 https://t.co/Wrp6FYnwbp

The Back Room: Punking the Market: https://t.co/koRcZZwUln https://t.co/VAgeMFVSAg