Art Contents Archive

Georgia O'Keeffe, City Night c.1970 #WomensArt https://t.co/XbFHYHZbIm

a date by the mountains https://t.co/pgnHAMsIUT

Music Room (series) © Edward Gordon (American, b. 1940) https://t.co/JnOBuK07L8

You deserve flowers every day. 🌹 🖌️ Jan Davidsz de Heem, “Vase of Flowers,” 1660, oil on canvas, 27 x 22 in., Andrew W. Mellon Fund https://t.co/52BXr05DQn

Peter Schjeldahl, whose exuberant prose and perceptive mind made him one of the most widely read art critics in the U.S., has died at 80. https://t.co/gwSesaQsZg

Van Gogh Blog | English-speakers now have the best opportunity to discover the life of Vincent van Gogh’s sister-in-law Jo Bonger, who preserved and promoted the artist's work https://t.co/l0hJ53NiQB

denormalize the grind and start normalizing whatever this is https://t.co/ZKngaJsx49

The world's oldest map of the stars, lost for thousands of years, has been found in the pages of a medieval parchment: https://t.co/srTFuSRgkL https://t.co/4DriRJbLau

“It’s easy to think to yourself, ‘This thing that you’re doing is crazy. What are you putting your energy and time into? It doesn’t make sense.' But when you are with 200 people who are as crazy as you, you don’t have these thoughts anymore.” https://t.co/6imdiuwMWX

Have you explored "Vermeer's Secrets" yet? For easier access, we are using a virtual line on busy days (like weekends). Once you're at the museum any visitor experience rep can help you join the virtual line so you can explore the museum while you wait: https://t.co/5y0rpmJEQz https://t.co/aRrOlfysty

In this edition of our UNIQLO ArtSpeaks, @NaeemDouglas_, a content producer on the Creative Team, finds contemporary resonance in a selection of photographs—including 1952’s “Emerging Man, Harlem, New York”—that #GordonParks created to celebrate Ralph Ellison’s “Invisible Man.” https://t.co/mqTje8jxLF

What we get wrong about what the past looked like https://t.co/mdZI3cG6xV https://t.co/rRT2Npxmgj

Ever wanted to sleep in a giant acorn? See the wildest winners of Airbnb's $10 million architectural commissions: https://t.co/pPagw4oIaA https://t.co/pDCiL2AwLk

Jeane Trend-Hill from Islington in London has now attended the funerals of over 200 strangers who have no friends or relatives to mourn them. Discover the strange and ghostly places she's visited. https://t.co/CWN86tjgv9

“Now is the time to work together, become aware, and recognize that artists are an important part of the digital rights discussion.” — Emma Shapiro https://t.co/YAOML70EjL