Art Contents Archive

Louise Bourgeois, The Night. 2001 #WomensArt https://t.co/Bj6VKdEpLZ

Autumn Scenery 🍂 © Lin Fengmian (1900 - 1991) https://t.co/Yq1pvrUHlb

Artnet Auctions specialists share the backstories behind 5 works by iconic British artists, from Banksy to Bridget Riley: https://t.co/adeUi3K3Us https://t.co/Qb6tMY7gxF

How can a region's past, present, and future be in conversation? This question animates the work of Carolina Caycedo and David de Rozas, which focuses on the struggles for territorial sovereignty, Indigenous rights, and environmental memory → https://t.co/VMCIRo5tiy https://t.co/xRRCogiCdC

A handy guide to the best gallery shows in London this week: https://t.co/MQvFqTRFZy https://t.co/ipfqI3OVvi

Uffizi is suing fashion label Jean Paul Gaultier for using Botticelli's "Birth of Venus" in a capsule collection: https://t.co/t6kfP2w33R https://t.co/AymHhlcF3I

Still life © Lin Fengmian (1900 - 1991) https://t.co/0ESzH1HuQ9

The Print Center New York, a non-profit founded in 2000 as the first American institution dedicated to fine art prints, has reopened its doors in a new location in Chelsea https://t.co/EWhmfFbQzA

“We are still here.” Indigenous leaders in L.A. want you to know that their people are not extinct, they’re your neighbors. https://t.co/XUjb52QrNo

Grace Glueck, a pioneering art reporter at the New York Times who helped bring to light a major controversy over sex-discrimination at the paper, died at the age of 96 on Saturday at her home in Manhattan. https://t.co/4eTqm75zj8

"The more you shut up, the better." Painter Adrian Ghenie on giving up trying to control his Frankenstein monster of an art market: https://t.co/2gohoXK4xA https://t.co/QkGn9u8unw

Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day! Meet Joel Garcia, one of the founders of Meztli Projects. Ahead of Meztli Projects's plant dye workshop on Oct 15, Garcia shares the importance of Indigenous healing and self-determination through art. https://t.co/2uX6JVd51i

Assessing the legacy of Soho’s notorious artists’ haunt, the Groucho Club: https://t.co/NpbzfSokpo https://t.co/zfMvNVyBT8

One of four Vermeer paintings at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. has had its attribution stripped, museum experts revealed Friday. https://t.co/3sU7xIXk9y

On #IndigenousPeoplesDay, revisit Decolonial Atlas’s efforts in restoring Indigenous maps and envisioning a world before and after capitalist exploitation. https://t.co/7M01YKYf8E