A compostable lamp made from 3D-printed orange peels proposes a sustainable use for food waste https://t.co/KTrlfFTnAi https://t.co/eC2m0A0Z3O
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Black artists are leading the field of contemporary figurative painting, from Yale School of Art graduates to Harlem's Studio Museum artists-in-residence. https://t.co/HGQEg2AYnc https://t.co/8HBgUG6xjR
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Brazilian artist Luciano Cian creates minimal line art portraits that pop off the page with vibrant colors and geometric shapes. https://t.co/KWC909gqLX https://t.co/YfvF5xC331
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Where do time, space, and art intersect? ✨ Witness moments of global connection and exchange in "Crossroads"—a set of three collection displays on view across three locations within The Met that examine cultural interconnectedness. https://t.co/UpiOXFoHS9
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Ming Smith was the only female member of the all-Black Kamoinge Workshop that formed in NYC during the 1960s & 70s. Its members recorded the vibrant street life of Harlem & the jazz and fashion scenes of the day. 📷: "Amen Corner Sisters, New York City, NY" (1976, printed later) https://t.co/HkxPtKwQJE
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Researchers have identified 14 living male-line relatives of Leonardo da Vinci. https://t.co/kRS0Pdnpcq
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Sunlight filters through Germany's misty spruce forests in an enchanting series of photos by Kilian Schönberger https://t.co/Hw8JQphMqo https://t.co/foCOEnMEpP
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It's a pair of scissors which were created in the early to middle Tang dynasty (about 618-800). https://t.co/7YnAsS9fVe @LACMA
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Hugette Caland is one of Lebanon’s most famous artists. But a big part of her story has remained hidden: https://t.co/787N0fMdDR https://t.co/MTI3CxA2hs
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Creative Design Idea for a Tramway in Bordeaux 🚊 by origiful 🎵 surfacesmusic - Rising https://t.co/bb9xcmCaus
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‘The local is the new global’: How Hauser and Wirth’s new Menorca outpost offers clues to the future of the art market: https://t.co/oAxmlTMdiA https://t.co/dhwnObK3vU
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Creative Digital Edit of Croatia’s River Cetina 💧 Exciting or Terrifying ? 🐋 🎵 @HansZimmer - That’s Why We Believe https://t.co/sikLdxTJkH
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What you will need to make a really tasty Ozoni (Zoni): dashi, daikon, carrots, kamaboko, soy sauce, sake, mitsuba and the most important ingredient: mochi (rice cakes). Have you ever tried this dish? https://t.co/GOtqFj66DX 🏛️ City of Gastronomy Niigata https://t.co/boJbEWkIdk
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Paul Williams was the architect who designed L.A.'s landmarks and helped create the city we see today. Two Getty curators chat about their favorite Williams buildings and the architect’s extraordinary career. https://t.co/hZWTyNscEs
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Kate Lemery: “No matter how monotonous or frustrating our quarantine lives became, the art talks provided a sustaining ritual, something to calm, amuse, and bond our family.” https://t.co/OroBgY5dvZ
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