Art Contents Archive

New York based artist Hope Gangloff, known for her expressive and visually striking portraits #WomensArt https://t.co/ker5l733ON

This búcaro—or storage vessel—was made by Indigenous Mexican potters for European patrons. Highly prized for its aromatic, medicinal, and cooling properties, the vase imparted a sweet aroma to the drink it once held. Learn more: https://t.co/3ISHwysR5h #LatinxHeritageMonth https://t.co/Typ9N5bGUa

An exhibition in Atlanta pays tribute to the late artist Nellie Mae Rowe, a self-taught visionary whose imagination ‘exploded onto paper’: https://t.co/AHeM8gLHMA https://t.co/LfcKbOCDus

At a time of a national reckoning in Canada, Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory’s Sobey Art Awards work, based on her killing a polar bear who tried to enter her family cabin, finds itself at the nexus of debates on climate change and Indigenous rights https://t.co/kGzpMKdS5g

We'd like to challenge you to make your own readymade. Are you up for it? Here's how: 1. Choose a mass-produced item 2. Place it artfully—change the function, silhouette, and intent! 3. Give it an interesting name 4. Take a photo and tag us on social media using #GettyReadymade https://t.co/tqEVnmMCHL

"I often lay...looking up into the tree, past the trunk and up into the branches. It was particularly fine at night with the stars above the tree" - Georgia O'Keeffe, The Lawrence Tree,1929 #WomensArt https://t.co/wtTOCWk36h

Art-lovers! You can visit the #MetAnywhere. 📌 Bookmark our Art at Home page and check back often to explore fresh content, learn about your favorite Met artworks, and get inspired. https://t.co/wVE7bwWa8a

Artsy’s Curatorial team features a group of five emerging and noteworthy artists who are working in a similar style or spirit as Frida Kahlo. https://t.co/h2DNyitNcv

Lisson, Lehmann Maupin, and 12 other blue-chip galleries are opening pop-up shows in a new free-trade hub in Beijing: https://t.co/xABkdVJ6cG https://t.co/8svxuZvUgq

🧑‍💻 The Art & Code track members of @NEWINC are examining what communications technology could look like 50, or even 100 years from now! In partnership with @rhizome, these creatives are making and researching art that is born-digital: https://t.co/fz07vsgTmf https://t.co/nvNAaDmZt6

Marcel Duchamp said yes! Duchamp made the case that artists don't necessarily have to "make" an object. They can choose to designate an object as art, thus creating "Readymades." https://t.co/N0WQcoEuCc

‘Suturing is remembering’: See how the art collective Postcommodity stages unforgettable scenes to reframe Indigenous issues in the Americas: https://t.co/p1MJdyFHq5 https://t.co/TAfRSQk2IW

This week, Bad Art Friends, framing Latinx art, "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" the comic, Facebook's continuing problems — more in our Required Reading. https://t.co/gMtt1FqCUi

Learn how to draw flowers, trees, and other plants with these illustrated books. https://t.co/SNYVUU2W3x

By selecting an object, removing it from its intended function, giving it a name, and installing it, the artist gives the object a new meaning and encourages audiences to consider the object in a fresh way—even challenging what art can be. https://t.co/ODLCxIPHNh