Art Contents Archive

Ascend into nature 🌼 Surround yourself with images of birds and flowers from Qing-dynasty porcelain vases as you head up the escalator to our Great Hall Balcony. Learn more about "Pentachrome," a site-specific commission by Michael Lin: https://t.co/Njmzhh3MjN #MetPentachrome https://t.co/ppEoUC3RwO

In 'Clearing in the Forest' at Tate Modern, discover artists exploring land rights, ecology and cycles of time. 🌳📽️ Works include textile collages, video installations and virtual reality. 👁️‍🗨️ 📍 Find the free display in the East Tanks. https://t.co/aBaEFPgNBx https://t.co/iOw8Ydyu1z

Why do paintings have frames? Here's a 101 on frames and why they matter. Leave us a comment what you'd like to know next! 🖼 🖼 🖼 👇🏼 https://t.co/009WCt7G4O

Human 101, me, marker, 2022

“Previously it was the government alone asking for Egyptian artifacts. But today this is the people demanding their own culture back.” https://t.co/wsoRHTQPvR

“The Ghost: A Cultural History” explores the evolution of the ghost in British art and literature, from Hamlet’s father to Marley’s ghost. https://t.co/zdFp8j9Vm7

Final days 🥂 Saturday, October 15 is the last day to enjoy a drink and epic views of Central Park on the #CantorRoof before it closes for the season. https://t.co/nQs1k4UNRK

🎨 Ellsworth Kelly, "Color Panels for a Large Wall," 1978, oil on canvas, National Gallery of Art, Washington, Purchased with funds provided by The Glenstone Foundation, Mitchell P. Rales, Founder

Lazy Morning 💤 Take us back to the Weekend 😴 by catcatcatclubs 🎵 justinjaymusic - I Just Wanna Sleep https://t.co/OAUzrGvwhe

The burial chamber and sarcophagus, which have remained undisturbed for thousands of years, could provide a greater understanding of Egyptian rule after the death of King Tutankhamun. https://t.co/XRQYHQiYDq

In our latest film, #VirginiaJaramillo discusses her lifelong practice marked by a commitment to complementary tenets of minimalism and modernity. To learn more about our upcoming #FriezeLondon presentation, visit: https://t.co/x2L5X4ltxM https://t.co/uylRPv79n1

Looking at Kelly’s paintings for a few minutes, really looking, is an exercise that can and should change the way we see everything else. Plan your visit to experience these monochromatic canvases up close and in person 🔎👉🏽 https://t.co/6FVLWMc2Dv

She relied on watercolor, often in untraditional and exciting ways, to produce her images of silvery dancers and moonlit landscapes https://t.co/s8ZT49lFNj

Jewels And Accessories Fulled by Nature https://t.co/U3NxGEBprw https://t.co/Eaer1pXJWA

"Fake Priest", Me, Digital, 2022