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Portrait of an old man, Me, Pencils, 2021

What inspired Mark Rothko? https://t.co/qNe17vW1vh

Shanah Tovah! ✨ Wishing a happy new year to all who celebrate Rosh Hashanah. ⁣ The sounding of the #shofar is central to #RoshHashanah observances, where up to 100 shofar blasts are played during the course of the day's morning services. Learn more: https://t.co/1fjYZTTknA https://t.co/xefnusKLhV

"Let's just do it ourselves" Just Above Midtown—or JAM—was an art gallery and self-described laboratory led by Linda Goode Bryant that foregrounded African American artists and artists of color. https://t.co/QXGDQoIVvL

This evening Jews around the world celebrate the New Year, Rosh Ashanà, 5783 in the Hebrew calendar. So we're wishing you "LeShanà Tovà," written in Hebrew on this greeting card! In the early 20th C, Williamsburg Post Card Co. flooded the market with Yiddish New Year cards. https://t.co/icnafttr0Q

On view at our 510 West 25th Street location in New York is an exhibition of three major installations by #RafaelLozanoHemmer. "Common Measures" marks the artist’s first solo exhibition with Pace since he joined the gallery. To learn more, visit: https://t.co/KOgl4NotTF https://t.co/uFoGIgQlur

Rather than depicting a story or narrative in his paintings, Rothko wanted color alone to draw out raw emotion. How did he do this? By getting rid of anything that triggered history or memory, he was trying to create an overwhelming sensory experience for the viewer. https://t.co/u7ae2G06BT

Blynman Bridge, 1923 © Edward Hopper https://t.co/dFMQVBslhx

After receiving $3.2 million donation, Bard College will reinstall a wall work that Keith Haring made there more than 40 years ago. https://t.co/NHc9dHGMLC

#JustAboveMidtown, an exhibition opening presenting artists and artworks previously shown at JAM, opens 10/9. Learn more → https://t.co/hKydb0vI6O #MoMAMembers experience major exhibitions before they open to the public. Become a member to see the exhibition first. https://t.co/1ejdj8e8s9

Wolfgang Tillmans’s first museum survey in New York, “To look without fear,” reveals how the renowned photographer looks at, and has been shaped by, the world. https://t.co/WQoGYSdGRe

Captivated by the writings of Friedrich Nietzsche and Carl Jung, Mark Rothko was deeply fascinated by the subconscious and wanted to create art that provoked untapped emotions. His works became more and more geometric until he went completely abstract in 1949. https://t.co/adFpFa6BPQ

Finding her subject matter in ordinary, everyday encounters, Aubrey Levinthal hints at the feelings stirred up by transactions with strangers. https://t.co/cbQaROH9tq https://t.co/EsKORMiFii

Mystical Mushrooms, Me, Acrylic Paint, 2022

Seniors Standing in Miami Beach https://t.co/jH9q2wMsz9 https://t.co/dnIw97xILT https://t.co/DaXKsAEkHl