Art Contents Archive

Evening, 1890 by Norwegian landscape painter Kitty Lange Kielland #WomensArt https://t.co/JNFh9kPDd5

X-rays reveal a hidden #VanGogh self-portrait under glue and cardboard backing on the reverse side of an 1885 work. https://t.co/H5GPXiqbDG https://t.co/GOwsabx4oa

“The truth is in nature, and I shall prove it.” ⛰️ - Paul Cézanne “Montagne Saint-Victoire” 🎨#PaulCézanne 📅 1890 🏛️@museeorsay https://t.co/n3gH8tFYTd

Claes Oldenburg was one of the key figures of Pop Art and a major personality in post-war American art https://t.co/K1r39MKE1F

Remembering Claes Oldenburg, whose "Shelf Life" (2017), a set of 15 mixed-media sculptures, was acquired in 2018. Each custom-made shelf features miniature objects that reference his most iconic works—many of them outsized sculptures or large-scale public art installations. https://t.co/doxdgqZcY4

Summering in the city,1958 by Annemarie Heinrich, German-born naturalized Argentine photographer #WomensArt https://t.co/EyA4eytLoS

#ClaesOldenburg, best known for his monumental works of everyday objects, dies at 93. https://t.co/IiTKkWdw5q

UK-based artists Simon Brown and Katie Corrigan create spectacular miniature sculptures. https://t.co/8uthKsZkW9 https://t.co/Uf5uXdxblx

“You are literally dipping the brush in the mind of a machine and painting with machine consciousness," noted AI artist Refik Anadol on Meta's "Make-A-Scene" program, which offers cutting-edge text-to-image generation and hand-drawn sketch inputs. https://t.co/9STfSGN4wq

“First Touch of Autumn” 🎨#WilliamMerrittChase 📅1898 🏛️@newfieldstoday https://t.co/tNb1zuxLjs #ArtworkOfTheDay https://t.co/BgXAmYR0M9

#BarbaraKruger—whose work is now newly on view at @MuseumModernArt and in the main exhibition at @la_Biennale—showed her work at the New Museum in the 1990 exhibition, “The Decade Show: Frameworks of Identity in the 1980s.” : https://t.co/QLIKVwMnOP #NewMuseumArchives https://t.co/W5J8klherR

Meta continues its push into the A.I. art game, allowing users to create computer-generated images based on their own sketches: https://t.co/uJl3KuMx2w https://t.co/qplQKyg4OC

Hyacinthe Rigaud, a Catalan French baroque painter famous for his portraits of French nobility, was born #OnThisDay in 1659. “Philip V, King of Spain” 🎨#HyacintheRigaud 📅1701 🏛️@CVersailles https://t.co/Ay8c7xcPSo

This couple really defines lost-and-found chic! https://t.co/w9Sh6e5iMO

Lourdes Grobet, the multifaceted Mexican artist who immortalized lucha libre legends with her camera lens, has died at 81. https://t.co/9Bv6W3Z281