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Illusions, me, acrylic, 2022

Screen Time, Me, Oil on Canvas, 2022

Original illustration from tbe Moomins book series by Tove Jansson (1914-2001) #WomensArt https://t.co/hZEkDtbl9Z

#streetart #mural #urbanart #graffiti by Sam Bates aka © Smug in Glasgow https://t.co/ndU6xeCcwc

Exclusive | The Museum of Modern Art will present its first show dedicated to Ed Ruscha next year, his most comprehensive retrospective to date https://t.co/95hwVDyPMD @MuseumModernArt

Artist Christophe Guinet, who works as Monsieur Plant, draws inspiration from nature’s ability to flex and modify in a series of uncanny, elegant sculptures. https://t.co/7uLmJafOYN https://t.co/XuyrsilKxv

Meet the 2022 #TurnerPrize artists! 📣 Get to know #VeronicaRyan, #SinWaiKin, #HeatherPhillipson & #IngridPollard in our intimate event series where each artist discusses their work with a special guest of their choice @TateLiverpool. https://t.co/W33t0IVJv4 📸 @holly_falconer https://t.co/YSkGGoi99R

Free form crochet room divider by Italian textile artist and designer Daniela Cerri #WomensArt https://t.co/sO2tlk1WQU

Autumn Foliage, 1915 / Autumn Hillside, 1916 Tom Thomson (1877 - 1917) https://t.co/N0vSH5fIlr

Some people trade in their old iPhones. A smarter person just sold their first-generation device at auction for nearly $40,000: https://t.co/RXvIBt9E63 https://t.co/VlOmgNf5DI

Doctors in Brussels can now prescribe museum visits to patients struggling with their mental health. Learn more about how exploring our local museums and galleries, we will know a deeper sense of fulfillment and connection. https://t.co/7ujdhSGYc7

Does how you see yourself match how others see you?🤔   In honor of our exhibition, “The Double,” the National Gallery invites you to explore this question and many more on Saturday (Oct. 22) in a public symposium in our East Building Auditorium 🔎👉🏽 https://t.co/oOgenfaOUC https://t.co/19pn0MYHlO

This artist is taking it upon himself to beautify cracks and holes in the pavement with colorful mosaic art. Take a look at how he transforms unsightly potholes into beautiful renditions of famous paintings. https://t.co/YNFhMyj7TZ https://t.co/ernq0bnWTE

“We’re not asking the question, should everyone be throwing soup at paintings? What we’re doing is getting the conversation going so we can ask the questions that matter.” https://t.co/GMMueeAE7j

A visitor to a buzzy gallery opening in London later returned in the night and made off with a $20,000 painting: https://t.co/9E3sKVr5RS https://t.co/hgD9jAfA6C