Art Contents Archive

Louise V Durham, stained glass and driftwood sculpture, Shoreham by Sea, UK #WomensArt https://t.co/gB4GwoWbbV

What does the androgynous depiction of Hatshepsut—and its subsequent destruction—tell us about the role of gender in Ancient Egypt? 🎧 Feminist author @monaeltahawy and Met curator Aude Semat explore it in this month’s Spotlight. #MetSpotlight https://t.co/c8fEsAfhSq

Some medieval manuscripts can look confusing to our modern eyes. Here's how to read a page like a medievalist. https://t.co/M5aL7BH9Qe

A Slovenian museum director was forced to resign for organizing a show of allegedly forged works by Picasso, Matisse, and others: https://t.co/PdLF3xcYY9 https://t.co/n7Dyv4XgFS

Take a look at seven of the standout works at the 2022 Berlin Biennale, nearly half of which are by artists of Vietnamese descent. https://t.co/S1kUdFluXF

The 44th annual #MuseumMileFestival is happening tomorrow, Tuesday, June 14! 🥳 🥳 🥳 Join us and our neighbors along Fifth Avenue's Museum Mile to celebrate art and culture. #FestivalofNY https://t.co/3UYzjV0Hm1

To create her vivid linocut prints of cats and bouquets, artist Vanessa Lubach uses up to 20 layers of color https://t.co/tmmbnLDZyk https://t.co/a17E3TbYv9

What's new at Getty? ⌚️ Starting June 18, the Center will stay open until 8pm on Saturdays 🎶 OFF THE 405 concerts are back: https://t.co/dikgIR6fsW 🚘 Reduced parking fees after 3pm daily and after 6pm on Saturdays 🍽 The restaurant is open for dinner: https://t.co/Pzk6QVrgY7 https://t.co/pr0K8TEIXC

Nova Scotia-based artist Teri Gullon is an expert in needle felting, creating a menagerie of handheld creatures that will warm your heart. https://t.co/ITRYzQKVxN https://t.co/ZiMOmYnhRL

This summer, the Met has the largest number of fashion objects on display in its history, including an exhibition on the kimono that reflects the museum’s growing emphasis on cross-departmental shows https://t.co/V1P5314INZ @metmuseum

Artist Dylan Eakin spent 25 days (approximately 200 hours) drawing this incredible hyperrealistic portrait. https://t.co/LD9Aa9mETi https://t.co/YeEXBUVlmX

Kate Fowle, the well-liked director of MoMA PS1, resigns suddenly after just three years in the post: https://t.co/ObwUrvOjQR https://t.co/0wd6ja0NzY

The U.K. government has placed a temporary export ban on a painting by Nicholas Poussin that has been in the country for more than two centuries and is worth £19 million ($23 million). https://t.co/IyYkhUJLnq

New Mexico artist Eric J. García creates satirical sci-fi images of White colonization, painted with prickly pear ink. https://t.co/Q2u7mZGYCn

Come visit this summer! View our exhibition lineup (https://t.co/v6woEA8Idu) and make a free reservation (https://t.co/B6vpl8XNSs). https://t.co/cOgQYsqv1r