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US Impressionist artist Lillian Mathilde Genth, Woman with a Japanese Lantern (1915) #WomensArt https://t.co/SdQAxE7IN2

Beneath a 1921 Wyndham Lewis painting, researches found a long-lost Vorticist landscape. Did he ruin it on purpose? https://t.co/0j0VJa2g91 https://t.co/UE3cOYP0Eg

According to people familiar with the case, the art dealer Tristian Koenig, once the co-owner of the gallery Neon Parc in the Melbourne suburb of Brunswick, has a reputation for finding excuses not to pay his artists. https://t.co/LvqfqbrsNK

This Saturday, August 27, join The Met's Civic Practice Partnership Artist in Residence #MeiLum to engage with an interactive thangka⁠—a traditional Tibetan artwork on a fabric scroll⁠—that immerses you in a mythical journey of self-transformation. https://t.co/4SUHo3pczx

Amy Sherald was 43 when Michelle Obama commissioned the artist to paint her official portrait. “First Lady Michelle Obama” 🎨#AmySherald 📅 2018 🏛️ @smithsoniannpg https://t.co/54VVjAxHRR

It turns out Jeff Koons, Pace, and other art-world heavyweights had millions of dollars in PPP loans forgiven by the government: https://t.co/a5MT0PiX1P https://t.co/CZa9m3t8n6

Vincent van Gogh didn’t go to art school until he was 27 years old. Posthumously, he became one of the most famous and influential figures in Western art history. “Roses” 🎨 #VincentvanGogh 📅 1890 🏛️ @ngadc https://t.co/Ju3Px4IWXa

Ever wonder what it would be like to joust? Jessie and Larisa try out medieval jousting for real in the new episode of "Becoming Artsy." https://t.co/mReLZJLifv https://t.co/5OzhyaOhBl

An exhibition at @nypl_lpa turns the focus from Lou Reed’s showbiz protopunk persona to the introspective versifier he was. https://t.co/xITdsc3qbE

This is the first time a former President’s portrait has been financed by a political organization. https://t.co/2vS1Ot4jFi

Feeling like you need to have it all figured out, like now? Relax. There are so many successful people who don’t hit their stride until a little later in life. Like these incredible artists >

Architect Elizabeth Diller has built museums from scratch. Here's how she brought a major @Cartier exhibition to life: https://t.co/8vCfFipOjf https://t.co/cTdywvnoK2

Thank you all for playing! The animal is a pard. According to the medieval bestiary, the pard was thought to be an extremely swift beast, able to kill its prey in a single leap. https://t.co/dEWfuZ1CAW

Around half of exhibiting artists at the Wisconsin Triennial have withdrawn their work in response to Madison Museum of Contemporary Art’s “institutional racist violence.” https://t.co/01sH1LzayE

Yasuto Inagaki Immortalizes a Strange Rock Formation in Japan https://t.co/qFjnr5Q9w9 https://t.co/JSFSOXHaEI https://t.co/gXn8pAEvKh