Art Contents Archive

Contemporary photographer Natalia Drepina known for her dark and mysterious images #WomensArt https://t.co/S58DBm0eQh

Perfectly portable for a pair of peeps to play 🎹 💨 The keyboard on this 1570s pipe organ can be stored inside the bellows for easy transport. It requires two people to play—one on the keyboard and one to pump the bellows. Learn more: https://t.co/mCzyOaW5HV #MusicMonday https://t.co/iIhGuwMKTQ

A public art show in Brooklyn Bridge Park explores the multitude of Black identities in America: https://t.co/RHq0JGgQKW https://t.co/o6RGI16C4r

“Woman in Red” 🎨 Chang Yu 📅 1940‘s 🏛️ Long Museum West Bund https://t.co/GpLukGKvTV https://t.co/t69WkcDOlN

An art affirmation to start your week ✨ https://t.co/7s0R5zDN0V https://t.co/ZlyPrMgHUg

Against the light, deeper blue, jewelled night, 2015 by Scottish artist Victoria Crowe #WomensArt https://t.co/7FQd6UGcVF

Almost half of all museum exhibitions in the U.S. are dedicated to just four percent of contemporary artists, according to a new study: https://t.co/tBJ30MiAmM https://t.co/yhaJoGwvFn

A Italian tourist at the Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid damaged an artwork last week when she tripped while trying to take a selfie with the work. https://t.co/dqmZsWMCF6

#OnThisDay in 1998, the iconic TV show Sex and the City first aired. Following the lives of four New York-based women, it was one of the most influential series of the 1990s. 🍸 🏛️ @LIFE https://t.co/qe9KYKb3fi

A draft report regarding repatriation concerns reveals that Harvard University holds the remains of nearly 7,000 Indigenous people and almost 20 people who were likely enslaved https://t.co/zdGfjlMDtp

Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota's installation 'During Sleep' (2010) #WomensArt https://t.co/TTBY6h7sPa

In response to the exhibition “Barbara Kruger: Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You.,” join a creative writing workshop online, Wed. Jun. 8, 4 pm, exploring themes of popular culture, advertising, and power. No writing experience necessary. More info: https://t.co/iOBrQHl2l5 https://t.co/Lr6WZXjePV

"The Janes" interviews former members of Chicago’s underground network that helped people secure abortions. https://t.co/5cyuVUiPhJ

Indianapolis Children’s Museum pulls watermelon salad from Juneteenth menu after outrage + more art industry news: https://t.co/nf2uK4mN6P https://t.co/f8A0aXxuXm

Ethereal women float across clear waters in Marissa Oosterlee‘s mesmerizing paintings. https://t.co/8UTEq9GEkW