Art Contents Archive

Artwork by Julia Lucey, US printmaker #WomensArt https://t.co/nDg5Ajg4uh

When you’re passively watching drama unfold in the family group chat. (🖌️: Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, “Two Women at a Window,” 1655/1660, oil on canvas) https://t.co/GxM6RXoBBs

We regret to inform you that cats are not allowed in MoMA's galleries. Don't blame us, blame Penny! In this month’s Drawn to MoMA, graphic novelist Karl Stevens’s cat makes a trip to MoMA. Read “What Did That Lion Say?” on #MoMAMagazine → https://t.co/Y9S9VEW9Cb https://t.co/o4vKUcMeSc

Amos Kennedy's "Know Justice, Know Peace" plays on "no justice, no peace"—a rallying cry during the global Black Lives Matter protests in 2020. His take—replacing "no" with "know"—reminds that one must understand justice and peace in order to make change. #PeaceDay https://t.co/1k2oNANCUL

In a compelling series of images, photographer Noritaka Minami documented the famed Nakagin Capsule Tower prior to its demolition. His works are on view this week at @MASContext https://t.co/RaKQmd5vNI https://t.co/nHhJL0TeSK

Mina Mina Jukurrpa' by Judy Watson Napangardi (1925-2016), an Indigenous Australian, senior painter from the Yuendumu community, Northern Territory, Australia #WomensArt https://t.co/uOAOFlIVZC

Deputy Director and Chief Curator of the Guggenheim Museum, Naomi Beckwith, speaks on artist Rashid Johnson and how he is creating a more inclusive art world. https://t.co/vpTet8rSoT

"A.I. should exclude living artists from its database," says one painter whose works were used to fuel image generators: https://t.co/qDYsKSWEjH https://t.co/JGpa03CV57

The Prado Museum released a list of at least 25 works that it identified as potentially having been placed with the institution under the regime of dictator Francisco Franco, which lasted until his death in 1975. https://t.co/1nsaXGNUq6

The artist William Kentridge talks his way through a new nine-part television series, three episodes of which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival https://t.co/gxAOttSOOZ

Art Basel is planning its biggest Miami fair ever. Here's who will be there this year: https://t.co/Ry93T9CLt8 https://t.co/4tsBNf7ZEy

Cereus founder Emma Nuzzo and several artists featured in Artsy’s current post-war and contemporary sale explain the benefits of online primary-market auctions. https://t.co/OfutwT8yFY

Bard College has received $3.2m to endow its Keith Haring Fellowship in Art and Activism https://t.co/DCOjqxG73l @BardCollege

Thanks to @BournePoly11, @joecardona49, @man_dammn, @SuccessfulQuon, @_Uche35, @wisehog94, @mattsokol_, and @mylesjbryant for stopping by! https://t.co/rs6lfeBGJK

Ahead of its April opening, the 2023 Gwangju Biennale has named the initial 58 artists to be featured in the exhibition, including Latifa Echakhch, Christine Sun Kim, and Guadalupe Maravilla. https://t.co/G9oBftH1bp