Art Contents Archive

Emanoel Araújo managed to survive and thrive in the face of homphobia and racism as both artist and museum leader, able to complete the most important work of his life, Museu Afro Brasil. https://t.co/wuW8ixIIG7

Stained glass panel, made by me, 2022

NOW ON VIEW—"Hear Me Now: The Black Potters of Old Edgefield, South Carolina" focuses on the work of African American potters in the 19th-century American South, including works by the enslaved and literate potter and poet David Drake. https://t.co/9DHWBpf7Ph

My grandparents, me, oil pastels, 2022

They say fashion is cyclical. Which of these medieval trends would you bring back? Learn more in the new online exhibition Fashion in the Middle Ages. https://t.co/gOc6foSf3d https://t.co/JjdBR6EVxO

Jean-Luc Godard, one of the key filmmakers of the French New Wave, died today, September 13, at 91. https://t.co/XfmbwSKTCU

An exhibition of new and recent works by Sarah Sze is now open at Gagosian, Athens! This exhibition introduces many aspects of Sze’s diverse practice, a spectrum of sculptural propositions and the latest of her oil-and-collage paintings: https://t.co/2bhjgu2qE5 https://t.co/lqTYFlywzm

Visit #HearMeNow through February 5, 2023. https://t.co/qWR3oyOk1p

We know from historical records that Joan of Arc presented as a man with short black hair. Why, then, is she so feminine in artistic portrayals? https://t.co/LLHuCvXtoE

The silver quarter-shekel, valued up to $1 million, is among the rarest coins remaining from the Jewish uprising against imperial Rome. https://t.co/AdMAz0A24w

Atri is a self-sufficient home designed by the Swedish architectural firm Naturvillan. Its shape was inspired by the peaks of the surrounding conifers. Check out all this home has to offer. https://t.co/W5z0i3BW8X

An overwhelming majority of workers at the Dia Art Foundation voted to form a union today, two months after announcing their intention to uniose https://t.co/WfQ2rNyxWO @DiaArtFndn

L.O.N.E.L.I.N.E.S.S, drawingsbyandre, graphite, 2022

"Sunrise" Robert Edlund, pastel, 2022

Considered through the lens of scholarship in history, literature, anthropology, material culture, diaspora, and African American studies, these vessels testify to the lived experiences, artistic agency, and material knowledge of enslaved peoples. https://t.co/RG8PmgRKcm