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"Little Owl' by Harriet Mead, English wildlife artist specialising in metal sculptures #WomensArt https://t.co/FAhjBow0SH

📸 Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen moved to Byker in the north-east of England in 1969, where she documented the working class community during a period of socio-economic upheaval—capturing moments of struggle and resilience. On free display at Tate Britain: https://t.co/Qk5RruysoX https://t.co/89IiJmR9tx

"Some fragment of a dream"—that is how American writer Truman Capote, himself a devoted collector of paperweights, described these finely crafted objects. See some of the rarest and most intricate examples of these enchanting objects in a new display at the Art Institute. https://t.co/HTpGRYkypA

GM #web3 friends 🌞 We’re back with a new series of Twitter Spaces! See you on Wed. 10/19 11 AM (EST) w/ guests @Grandenchilada @eleonorabrizi @flakoubay @roehrsboetsch @stellabelle @yaoeo @co1born @ROBNESSOFFICIAL @curatingthings https://t.co/IE9K1ntAgr

Rocket Whale(Deep Space Creatures), Me, pen & pencil, 2018

These flat weaves appear almost three-dimensional 🧵 https://t.co/imnuYCYPVc https://t.co/6kWlCws8Uj

Girl Skate India, the country's first org to feature, connect, and increase the number of female skateboarders #WomensArt https://t.co/8ExXmsPnPv

"I think that's the primary function of a picture—it is simply to show you something that you might not see if that picture didn't exist." ⁣⁣ — Kerry James Marshall, born October 17, 1955 Dive deep into this monumental painting: https://t.co/k0GM9fgdOf © Kerry James Marshall https://t.co/rQLhwQv0dt

Hands Up🙌🟡🟨 © Amoako Boafo https://t.co/O0IpSs1rgL

It may be October, but Winter is coming ❄️ In five weeks, grab your skates and head to the Sculpture Garden ⛸ The National Gallery of Art ice rink will reopen on November 26. Plan your visit ✨👉🏽 https://t.co/awaqXsFc3x https://t.co/tOMoeCBZLA

The most recent addition to Taschen’s 'Library of Esoterica' series, 'Plant Magick' delves into the mythical, religious, and metaphysical histories of botanical life 🌱 https://t.co/u0gqYFn1zg https://t.co/PhPjd8eMn1

The Boatman, 2019 © Claudio Suenaga https://t.co/HqRbeYzvH6

This year’s Marcel Duchamp Prize, France’s top art award, has gone to Mimosa Echard, whose multidisciplinary practice bridges the surreal, mechanical, and terrestrial in pursuit of plant and human symbiosis. https://t.co/GXAKGwYiFi

Wynton Marsalis, an American trumpeter, composer, teacher, was born #OnThisDay in 1961. Discover more about his contributions to jazz: https://t.co/2DUOnVwmwq https://t.co/a72nTKQUlg

Curated by Maureen E. Warren, this exhibition at @KAMillinois explores the visual strategies early modern Dutch printmakers used to shape public opinion. https://t.co/iUNnqXQ9pq