Art Contents Archive

"'In America' is not just a lexicon, it’s a primer on the industry’s newest talents." —@WSJ FINAL WEEKS—Don't miss "In America: A Lexicon of Fashion" on view through September 5. Plan your visit: https://t.co/y4W8DVcjf8 https://t.co/L4c7pmiU8l

Maria Sibylla Merian and her daughters were trailblazing naturalists and artists whose work challenged tradition during the 17th century. We look back at an exhibition and book that inspired a new generation of budding scientists and artists. https://t.co/cbC8OzUhvM

Jon Ching imagines vibrant, hybrid flora and fauna in oil paintings that respond to nature’s resilience, the climate crisis, and the growing necessity of adapting to a changing world. https://t.co/vyY85QuYgt https://t.co/gYblSBHsj5

The Emily Dickinson Museum just reopened after years of renovations. Luckily, the poet became a pop-culture icon in the meantime: https://t.co/XVj5MWc8CV https://t.co/C25CehbCXM

Starting November 15, @AAMers will require institutions to disclose salaries for positions they post on its job board. https://t.co/UluXtM1ram

After more than 50 years, reclusive artist Michael Heizer is finally ready to unveil "City," his life's work. Here's what it looks like: https://t.co/LLBpbqajEi https://t.co/RbKbZVsc3U

Semiprecious stones engraved with exquisite miniature scenes were used widely within the ancient Persian Empire to seal documents. By pressing these personal seals into wet clay, the owner could impress the carved scene as their signature. https://t.co/pGQtMvNOMx

Scotland’s Glasgow Museums has become the first cultural body in the United Kingdom to agree to return stolen artifacts from India. https://t.co/tZakSmYRrV

Artist Steven Yazzie appropriates real estate signage to address urbanization, land use, over-development, and colonization. https://t.co/IRcZF2w8Xa

With these famous artist socks, you can express your creativity from head to toe. Step into The My Modern Met Store to find this fun footwear! 👣 https://t.co/pFPyDmrU0W https://t.co/ROoBZz1uY7

Seal shapes and motifs from the region of Asia Minor (present-day Turkey) were made in a hybrid style that blended Persian and Greek elements, and the gems were often set in gold or silver mounts to be worn or carried as a form of jewelry. https://t.co/igOKqve5MY

Here are 13 awe-inspiring James Turrell "Skyscapes" around the world that don't get enough attention, and what makes each one unique: https://t.co/60EF6DB3s1 https://t.co/Jv4HqnzOKW

The Rosetta Stone, which led to archaeologists deciphering ancient hieroglyphs for the first time, is among the British Museum’s most notable artifacts. https://t.co/yV7KBbtM3p

Enjoy cemetery strolls? Explore the final resting places of some of the best-known artists of the 20th century interred in NYC. https://t.co/ph6XuTCr5K

Architectural Shots turned into Hypnotising Abstract Patterns  https://t.co/ebq6FgLNwn https://t.co/v4STPuvN5O https://t.co/rZzkXyFzOA