Art Contents Archive

Setting Sun, (early 20thC) by English painter Laura Knight #WomensArt https://t.co/m4hsv6sm9u

In intricately cut collages by artist Christine Kim, flowers, foliage, and crown-like adornments encompass anonymous portraits. https://t.co/ahyjIES9FC https://t.co/2ivGpy1AhV

Japanese artist Lito creates exquisite carvings from found leaves. https://t.co/S00UZINOP1

Everyone changes their mind—even artists! That’s the point of a preliminary drawing. Easier to figure it out on paper than repaint it, and sometimes we get a peek into the artist’s process. https://t.co/bOw9jaKsSl

This Saturday, June 4, join us on the Cloisters Lawn in Fort Tryon Park for pop-up performances with the Clarion Choir and Orchestra—presented as part of @FestivalofNY. 🎶 Stop by for free performances from 3–4:15 pm. #FestivalofNY Learn more: https://t.co/AJnkavT4Yo https://t.co/0sIOV1W4oE

WOMENSART blog: Art and PROUD https://t.co/FD2INlsWQR https://t.co/nSDvGteznz

“I photograph those who push themselves to any extreme, and people who cling to the freedom to be themselves.”—Peter Hujar #PrideMonth #Pride2022 https://t.co/vUXoHMhIBz

No single artist was arguably as responsible for setting modern art in motion than Édouard Manet. Here are five of his essential paintings, along with where you can find them. https://t.co/eLvvHTNEh3

Dulwich Picture Gallery has quietly removed the Sackler name, with no announcement, following growing concern over arts donations from some members of the family https://t.co/JNqQeST6EO @DulwichGallery

Multimedia artist Kelly Heaton practices what she calls “creative electrical engineering” to make life-like circuits. https://t.co/yfZCzPKCyn

A stuccoed stone head from a 1,300-year-old statue of an ancient Mayan maize god has been unearthed by archaeologists in Mexico. https://t.co/cqrKgacdTO

Sandra de Groot's mighty macramé sculptures make a formidable impression. (From the archive) https://t.co/1WFw0aGHKr

The French, Brooklyn-based artist Yto Barrada has won the biennial Queen Sonja Print Award, the world’s largest prize for graphic art worth $106,000 https://t.co/7SFlnmBwVx

He later published his monograph "Portraits of Life and Death" in 1975. Writer and critic Susan Sontag wrote the introduction to his book: "Peter Hujar knows that portraits in life are always, also, portraits in death... I am moved by the purity and delicacy of his intentions." https://t.co/0BO7XAovnG

Photographer Dane Smith captured the spectacular sight of the Milky Way and a total lunar eclipse in one image. https://t.co/9JnnyUNWct