Art Contents Archive

(Best tweet, reddit and instagram posts on Art topic)

(Close Archive)

3 years ago

(Jul 10, 2021 05:27)

Eric Andre, me, pills, 2021

Reply count

40

Upvote count

1,1K

Downvote count

98% up

3 years ago

(Jul 10, 2021 07:24)

Kermit with the pearl earring, Me, Digital, 2021

Reply count

8

Upvote count

135

Downvote count

94% up

3 years ago

(Jul 10, 2021 05:41)

Majestic Lynx Spotted in the Harz Mountains of Germany 🐾 by evolumina 🎵 solrising - Soak it up https://t.co/WWSuBCDeEq

Retweet count

20

Like count

82

3 years ago

(Jul 10, 2021 08:35)

The work [the Medici] had artists produce also had a political purpose...A new show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York proposes that one kind of art-making was particularly important in that regard: portraiture.” — @artnews https://t.co/ApDe1G2ukM

Retweet count

9

Like count

64

3 years ago

(Jul 10, 2021 10:52)

We’re exploring themes from the current Getty Villa exhibition “Mesopotamia: Civilization Begins,” and today’s theme is lawmaking! One of the responsibilities of the king was to bring order to society through the creation of laws. https://t.co/I5rVfN7lG5

Retweet count

7

Like count

36

3 years ago

(Jul 10, 2021 05:39)

Christie's sets records for Georges de la Tour and six others at its healthy $52.8 million London Old Masters Sale: https://t.co/LBaijfgHq0 https://t.co/lvOpFmFhhz

Retweet count

7

Like count

30

3 years ago

(Jul 10, 2021 10:37)

We love these (tiny) Star Wars scenes. https://t.co/cGzogacQC1

Retweet count

4

Like count

11

3 years ago

(Jul 10, 2021 05:24)

"I paint to try to reveal the struggle, tragedy and joy of life." — Alice Neel Delve into the life and work of the artist and long-time New Yorker on the #MetPrimer. https://t.co/Sw85a26zEm

Retweet count

10

Like count

34

3 years ago

(Jul 10, 2021 09:42)

See works by Ai Weiwei, Rachel Whiteread, and others at England's new blue-chip selling sculpture park Albion Fields: https://t.co/9K3p01X6aH https://t.co/kSHnj0u56i

Retweet count

5

Like count

27

3 years ago

(Jul 10, 2021 10:52)

Urukagina ruled around 2350 B.C., and in this inscription he claims to have restored order and justice after a period of corruption under his predecessor. He had usurped the throne of Lagash, and framing the previous king as a crooked ruler helped justify his claim to the throne. https://t.co/WsSsu7pIuf

Retweet count

1

Like count

15

3 years ago

(Jul 10, 2021 10:17)

Creative Design Idea for a Tramway in Bordeaux 🚊 by origiful 🎵 surfacesmusic - Rising https://t.co/R6n1twQXfH

Retweet count

2

Like count

8

3 years ago

(Jul 10, 2021 03:27)

Venice, Me, acrylics, 2021

Reply count

11

Upvote count

179

Downvote count

92% up

3 years ago

(Jul 10, 2021 08:05)

"In a time of much reckoning over American history, there are questions raised anew about what a monument is and who should be honored. A new exhibition in Los Angeles explores that, in 'augmented reality.'" Via @NewsHour https://t.co/ojVbQxHIYE

Retweet count

2

Like count

7

3 years ago

(Jul 10, 2021 07:00)

Art collective Forensic Architecture has teamed up with Edward Snowden to investigate a shadowy global spyware company: https://t.co/GxUZDIIBlZ https://t.co/whIxqu82nT

Retweet count

6

Like count

12

3 years ago

(Jul 10, 2021 10:52)

Urukagina says he restored social order against the “abuses of the old days,” helped the oppressed, reduced taxes, punished thieves, and canceled debts. Independence for Lagash was short-lived, however, because a rival king named Lugalzagesi overthrew Urukagina. https://t.co/nO9FWtb5kr

Retweet count

1

Like count

11

Wowso is better on mobile app version!

See more content and take actions on content such as posting, retweeting, liking, upvoting ...

Loading...