Art Contents Archive

Back to school, 1490s style 📚 This is one of the first inexpensive illustrated textbooks—and a great example of Florentine woodcut illustration. Its small size, diagrams, and pictures (here, gestures signifying numbers) made it easy to use. Learn more: https://t.co/UbW8OVNyHc https://t.co/ThFB51E32S

Coffee cup check. Which one are you drinking from? ☕ These hand-drawn illustrations are from a 19th-century catalog produced by Parisian porcelain manufacturer Honoré. https://t.co/kiMjFBuiDp

After 23 years of welcoming visitors to @museoguggenheim, Jeff Koons’s beloved public sculpture “Puppy” is in need of some conservation work. 🐶 That’s why Guggenheim Bilbao has launched #BringPuppyToLife, a project to help complete this work: https://t.co/4B2ZsgcDDS

Until Nature Reclaims Me, me, ink, 2021

Don't miss Thinking Contemporary on #ArtnetAuctions. Now through September 24, browse and bid on compelling pieces by art world favorites, such as Lisa Yuskavage, Eric White, Sam Gilliam, and Gordon Cheung. Learn more: https://t.co/IKhj8X1uhH https://t.co/DgV3yltj2M

If you’ve got something to say, why not use a zine to express yourself? https://t.co/MidL2VMytU

A tapestry purchased in the 16th century could cost the equivalent of 52 milking cows. (Talk about some serious moo-la 🐄) Explore historical worth and relative value systems in "Relative Values: The Cost of Art in the Northern Renaissance." https://t.co/cRea26mmEp

The manuscript contains interesting annotations such as the available sizes, types of decorations, and prices of the porcelain. https://t.co/DULdXEQcZ3 https://t.co/vdioxH9PKa

The new art app Limna helps collectors discover artists in their price range (and a whole lot more): https://t.co/Of3FGm7lwe https://t.co/nEybN6ho9Z

Fantastic Photographs of Nordic Landscapes https://t.co/gfBGEsqbx0 https://t.co/eh4gSsQFJn

Arlene Dávila’s “Latinx Art: Artists, Markets, and Politics” considers the plights of Latinx artists through the lens of race and class disparities in both North and South America. https://t.co/pjM1a4A3Yq

Ever wondered what it's like to work at a museum? 🏛️ Join a vibrant community of students at The Met! Applications for spring 2022 paid internships are now open for college and graduate students. Apply by September 29: https://t.co/UbUjbExV6A https://t.co/2uQOJNCvSj

Mega-galleries keen to extend their tendrils into local scenes have boosted the profile of a surprisingly energetic Art Paris: https://t.co/l8EuFTEMfC https://t.co/gBTgbEQenH

Sublime Pink Islands Installation in Miami https://t.co/3wj8oK8I1f https://t.co/CtQcBbRcfv

"The mood overall seems to capture the fragmented nature of reality nowadays and the dark ominous undertones that it all suggests." — @hragv on Spring/Break Art Show and it's medieval-inspied theme this year. https://t.co/UibtgqUhoV