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When you feel weak, paint something strong. Me, mixed media, 2021

Virgo, me, ink and watercolor, 2021

Brian Jones (1942 - 1969) and Charlie Watts (1941 - 2021) Melbourne 1964 #RIPCharlieWatts https://t.co/rkONr4Zvu0

How do you process the records of a 20th-century show designer? What's a bobbin lace sampler? What's tucked away in The Costume Institute Library? Get the answers to these questions and more on our Fashion content stream on #MetPerspectives. https://t.co/gcXdbCTGtl

Striking macro photos by Levon Biss crack open dried seeds to reveal their gnarly insides https://t.co/Xhh6UMsIXw https://t.co/EmN5sddPoF

Discover what's hot at auction this week, from paintings by Jonathan Schofield to prints by Donald Sultan. https://t.co/5umtUmkGEL https://t.co/9sa0DXzBBZ

Next month, a German museum is set to unveil a game-changing restoration of a Vermeer painting that revealed a previously unseen image of Cupid https://t.co/vnDJxBccMM

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"It's been years and years and years I've been playing the drums, and they're still a challenge. I still enjoy using drumsticks and a snare drum." Charlie Watts #photos © Joe Sia - Bent Rej - Martin Scorsese https://t.co/Q92VbUrtOG

"There's a lot of darkness in the film and you can feel Bob's pain viscerally, but at the end of the day, the things that make Bob magical transcend over all of that," says the film-maker Joshua Rofé of his Netflix documentary on the painter Bob Ross https://t.co/roBdD0qIJp

The New Museum has named Vivian Crockett curator https://t.co/MaCwcbd137

Editors’ Picks: 11 events for your art calendar this week, from upstate art weekend to Eric Carle’s Very Hungry Caterpillar at the Bronx Zoo: https://t.co/Q3Iv3SBu4P https://t.co/pNUQ3BsdAJ

After decades of works about the Nazi dictator, “Who was Hitler?” becomes a less interesting question than “Why do we care so much?” https://t.co/5B04LUSXEy

We recently talked with Lui Ferreyra about his prismatic portraits and Jean Jullien about his new line of smiling surfboards. Read more, and check out Normalynn Ablao's piles of crocheted pasta, in Tuesday's news: https://t.co/KkxZ9Aooac https://t.co/cj22Rik1Em

Eduardo F. Costantini has been revealed as the buyer of two record-breaking paintings by Wifredo Lam and Remedios Varo worth a collected $16 million https://t.co/gKx5S96OMi