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Translucent textiles cast organisms and mundane objects as dreamy sculptures and wearables https://t.co/gWDzYy3OOQ https://t.co/6qQH9wq2mr

This week on the Art Angle Podcast, 18-year-old artist FEWOCiOUS discusses his meteoric rise to the top of the art world, and how he got there: https://t.co/ShbYhj1bV6 https://t.co/izWKh72KXm

The Visconti-Sforza is the oldest surviving—although incomplete—tarot deck. And thanks to the surviving cards' gilt backgrounds, it’s also one of the most inspirational, serving as a basis for the composition and numbering of modern decks. https://t.co/3BtbfqrGwN

Beyond Banksy—meet the new vanguard of graffiti artists blurring the boundaries between fine art and street art. https://t.co/8fR9EYAfT4 https://t.co/wKiM0lkZNt

Dessert designer Liz Joy creates cute cookies inspired by clothing and accessories. https://t.co/J4IYaVbpBK https://t.co/giGR2DiB44

Today we received essential relief from the federal #SaveOurStages, which allows us to further our mission of art education for all. Thank you @SenSchumer for supporting The Met and cultural institutions across New York and the nation!

8 questions for art collector and dealer Rock Walker on his passion for M.C. Escher’s fantastical works: https://t.co/kvO213EGNS https://t.co/OQgb3SD134

We’re hearing all sorts of #BlackWidow hype, so we couldn’t help ourselves. Here’s a medieval spider fact. According to the medieval bestiary, spiders were described as “worms of the air” because it was believed they got their nourishment from the air. https://t.co/bWtlpAFmwl

The Getty Center in Los Angeles will reunite key panels by Paolo Veneziano, a key artist of Trecento Venice who remains remarkably unknown outside Italy https://t.co/Jtwees7nK8 @GettyMuseum

Historically categorized as an abstract and Minimalist artist, Günther Förg is best known for his use of intensely saturated bursts of color scattered across canvas in signature hatched and zig-zagged strokes. https://t.co/at3d7WDM7s https://t.co/xX3ZI1qMr8

“Organized around fabulous loans from far-flung lenders and a deeply intellectual premise, ‘Medici Portraits’ would be a feat in any climate. In a pandemic, it’s a triumph.” — @WSJ https://t.co/J95oo7yp85

Caption this image 📝 Wrong answers only! ⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ We'll start you off: “Ahhh... smells like Friday 😌”⁣ ⁣ 🎨 : "Woman and Flowers" (1868), Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, oil on panel https://t.co/Q0YRwabWMy

‘I felt in between places’: Iranian artist Arghavan Khosravi on studying art in the U.S., and why she paints preoccupied women: https://t.co/NEVKWPBANU https://t.co/7ca8FGEbhh

Archaeologists have found the foundations of a 1,000-year-old church in a German town https://t.co/5LTfrHHt8D

Spiders were celebrated in the bestiary for their skilled web-weaving abilities, but it was also believed that if a spider drank the saliva of a fasting man, it would die. https://t.co/Luxugk5PnT