Art Contents Archive

ATTN: BIRDERS 🐦 This one's for you. How have birds served as a source of inspiration for artists from the 16th century through the present? In our latest installation of drawings and prints, go "birding" at The Met: https://t.co/qvgvfuVmkV https://t.co/buDNuzfOQ2

Untitled,me,acrylic on canvas, 2022

Shame - by me, ballpoint pen, 2022

Interfaces need users. No matter how elegant the code, how realistic the animations, a video game cannot play itself. The overall shape is dictated by its designer, but it is the performance of the player that brings the interactive experience to life and gives it meaning. https://t.co/ObceLLwgyy

winter light, me, oils, 2022

A Quick Chat, Me, Digital, 2022

Lagoon, Me, 3D art, 2022

Melvin, Artist/Me, Acrylic, 2022

The Bull, Me, Mixed, 2022

First developed in the 1880s as a French literary movement, Symbolism was quickly embraced by a young generation of artists who rejected Impressionism's preoccupation with the visible world, believing that art should primarily reflect emotions and ideas: https://t.co/8FIyXp0Djr https://t.co/PXc5twSg2t

A parody of The Great Wave Off Kanagawa, Painted by Me, Acrylic paint, 2021

Vivian Suter’s paintings complicate the distinctions between creation and decay, culture and nature. She draws inspiration from the landscape surrounding her studio and subsequently exposes the canvases to the elements. 🎨: "Untitled," n.d. © Vivian Suter https://t.co/OkbxL6X42B

A college student bought an illuminated manuscript page for $75 after realizing it was from a 700-year-old prayer book he'd studied in class: https://t.co/5uuF8NdNVm https://t.co/YJClrrFQnP

In our latest UNIQLO ArtSpeaks, curatorial assistant Margarita Lizcano Hernandez takes a close look at Barbara Kruger’s “Thinking of Y̶o̶u̶. I Mean M̶e̶. I Mean You.” and describes the sometimes overwhelming feeling of being surrounded by the colossal installation. https://t.co/M4rJ3HJeY9

Ouroboros, me, pen and ink, 2022