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"I live life in the margins of society, and the rules of normal society don't apply to those who live on the fringe" - artist Tamara de Lempicka #WomensArt https://t.co/nHwTblvxnE

Welcome to spooky season 💀 Robert Mapplethorpe, "Skull," gelatin silver print, negative 1988, printed 2005, © Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation. https://t.co/LG44dcyPi9

Today’s #FrankLloydWrightFridays illustration is by Sam Sidney—“To me, The Guggenheim Museum is the epitome of New York style and design. The Guggenheim doesn’t try to fit in, it’s bold, confident and independent, a true New Yorker through and through.” https://t.co/G1oh5fRRIB

Could this be #ElGreco? 🧐 This portrait by the artist, born #OTD, has been both accepted and rejected as a self-portrait. El Greco often cast himself in supporting roles in his work—depictions that bear some resemblance to this man here. Learn more: https://t.co/HWOltLZlHC https://t.co/DoCxxToEQe

Spain approves $42 million for the Prado Museum’s long-awaited expansion, set to debut in 2024: https://t.co/0LFyu9O3PQ https://t.co/iJ5QD77N13

The Dance, 1988 by influential Portuguese artist Paula Rego #WomensArt https://t.co/Qf9CrKhuLJ

It's a brew-tiful day to celebrate #InternationalCoffeeDay! ☕ Which mug would you choose to hold your precious cup o' Joe? Find more mugs on the The Met collection: https://t.co/sATJ0xsOXc https://t.co/YwjFa4ZsfO

In the October 2021 edition of “Artists on Our Radar,” we feature Emma Safir, Emmanuel Massillon, Giorgio Celin, Kirsten Deirup, and Shafei Xia. https://t.co/d6jXsQip6f

Artist Hacer crafts origami-inspired sculptures that are larger than life, and some of them can now be found dotting Midtown Manhattan. https://t.co/TuilJcrqQ3 https://t.co/nfdhfYcCFP

Exhibition at @artbma pays tribute to Henri Matisse—and his most ardent American patron https://t.co/Ox8KCiG3MZ

Five artist-collective nominees go beyond empty talk to deliver acts of solidarity in Turner Prize exhibition: https://t.co/MLG7FUTfsM https://t.co/SgXQmyNty9

#DidYouKnow that on this day in 1970, the Escuela Tlatelolco Centro de Estudios first opened its doors? This school was founded by poet, boxer, and social activist Corky Gonzales, who is also depicted in today's @GoogleDoodle. https://t.co/xaGtaKi6BZ

Three exhibitions to see in New York: Jasper Johns at the Whitney, John Chamberlain at Gagosian and the Rubin Museum's new Mandala Lab https://t.co/eD3OiprmpQ @whitneymuseum @Gagosian @RubinMuseum

A $35 million Peter Doig painting could set a new auction record for the artist when it comes up for sale at Christie's this November https://t.co/inyhqkxOzI

Friday's news is out with Mark Harvey's dramatic raptor photos, a look at the first show at Hashimoto Contemporary's new Los Angeles location, and a three-story fairytale mural. See more & subscribe: https://t.co/iW4yjRArGK https://t.co/wtJdpBOKH1