Art Contents Archive

The Green Turban, 1927 by Polish artist Tamara De Lempicka #WomensArt https://t.co/zqedmYnsHr

#NationalEggDay but make it fashun ✨ The House of Carl Fabergé is known widely for its #eggs, but the visionary company produced many more works of decorative art—vases, frames, clocks, and more—in the late 1800s and early 1900s. See more from Fabergé: https://t.co/dIya2bkszN https://t.co/b3WgIm4HgE

Did medieval people ever bathe? Let's dive into this topic nose-first: https://t.co/WAkipIwojy

I went to a little-known biennial in the foothills of the Dolomite mountain range. It was nothing short of spiritual: https://t.co/fCGsGCukIL https://t.co/CASmRH9FBq

Diana Yevtukh's works are often juxtaposed with rough or decaying surfaces like old stone walls or rusting metal to “heal” the damage, emphasizing the possibility for beauty and strength in unexpected places. https://t.co/n6FqpUmKKj https://t.co/MDAiCS2nnI

The renowned German artists Bernd and Hilla Becher changed the course of late 20th-century photography. Join us on June 9 for our next Art History Study Group to dive deep into their work. Sign up: https://t.co/yF629aC6JQ © Estate Bernd & Hilla Becher represented by Max Becher https://t.co/JcihwRpfPN

A former OpenSea employee has been indicted in the first-ever case of NFT insider trading: https://t.co/wMYPdXqlGN https://t.co/00qMpYnfKP

#Shavuot, starting tomorrow at sunset, is a Jewish festival celebrating the giving of the Ten Commandments and the Torah on Mount Sinai. This lavishly decorated silver shield was made to decorate the Torah, depicting Moses & the Tablets of the Law (with the Ten Commandments). https://t.co/C4e7Wfouor

See you at the movies 📽 We're partnering with our neighbor the @AcademyMuseum to present films inspired by our exhibition "City of Cinema: Paris 1850-1907" every Saturday in June. First off...a rare screening of HUGO (2011) in 3D ✨ Tickets: https://t.co/V9AsS1U18X https://t.co/LChRt7SDpO

Takashi Murakami’s genius has come to The Broad. https://t.co/jXcM2H6eOQ

Happy #WorldBicycleDay! 🚲 🚲 🚲 If you're biking around NYC this summer, stop on by—we'll watch your bike (for free!) while you mosey around the galleries. #BikeValet is available at The Met every weekend through Labor Day, rain or shine. Learn more: https://t.co/DF56mrqUlp https://t.co/KgnBpu5wAN

State-run museums in Georgia abruptly fired 40 employees, allegedly in retribution for forming a union: https://t.co/NCSYZ9A6TH https://t.co/q9WE5dDm0q

A Texas man rampaged through the Dallas Museum Museum of Art, forcibly entering the museum and destroying ancient Greek vessels and other objects https://t.co/Pzkyhkq7Dt @DallasMuseumArt

The Dulwich Picture Gallery is the latest arts institution to distance itself from the Sackler family following years-long protests over their role in the opioid crisis. https://t.co/4BLJbXnWmn

While cleaning out their attic, the Almeida family was shocked to find their mother's childhood pet, a tortoise named Manuela, believed to have gone missing 30 years earlier. https://t.co/7CB3mvxMkz