Art Contents Archive

From the 'Sleep series' sleeping portraits in textile by Maryam Ashkanian, contemporary Iranian artist #WomensArt https://t.co/834ghv5FiK

Meet Chahk, the Rain God, the figure at the center of this swirling composition. 🌧️ Maya artists mined a rich body of mythological lore to visualize their gods in imaginative ways. 🔎 Zoom in to this 7th–8th century plate and learn more about Chahk: https://t.co/1GO9MVfKx1 https://t.co/Htgl988Bk2

"Le Moulin de la Galette" is Pablo Picasso's first Parisian painting. It reflects his fascination with the decadence and gaudy glamour of the famous dance hall in Montmartre, where bourgeois patrons and sex workers rubbed shoulders. Learn more: https://t.co/WEDYYFLQjf https://t.co/xqv3CBrSji

One can almost feel the breeze as it swishes through grasslands in the swirling textures of artist Alisa Lariushkina’s clay landscapes 🌤️ https://t.co/uriBN4qfCw https://t.co/ltpEgO9lt9

Gm #web3 friends! 🌞 Our next space is next Wed, Nov 9 @ 12:30 PM (EST) w/ guests @justinaversano @brendandawes @jen_stark @auriea @herminebourdin @tylerxhobbs @Thr33som3s @ladycactoid @CryptoCactoid @curatingthings https://t.co/KOwKuO4kCP

Georgia O’Keeffe, Starlight Night, Lake George, 1922 #WomensArt https://t.co/RIWrb4eTE4

© Lucy Almey Bird https://t.co/IMJSmTgZrb

Lonely Nights, Me, Alcohol Markers, 2022

The floor is lava 🫠 https://t.co/kIXn8JNwPb https://t.co/OBVsZGaBKG

If you were to sit down for a meal with ancient Romans, some of the food on your plate might leave you scratching your head https://t.co/7F8OhLdHrg

Cozy up this rainy day and make time for mindfulness 🌧 Mindful Monday is a free virtual program that explores works from LACMA's permanent collection. Enjoy guided meditation and share observations and reflections on art. 11/7, 4 pm PST. RSVP → https://t.co/b2m1PGbQVe https://t.co/6t3jLjZl33

"For women poetry is not a luxury. It's a vital necessity of our existence. It forms the quality of the light within which we predicate our hopes & dreams toward survival and change, first made into language, then into idea,then into more tangible action." Audre Lorde #WomensArt https://t.co/slrVBu2eHP

Review | Two new books on the Swedish artist Hilma af Klint will help cement her rightful place as a pioneer of abstract art https://t.co/90OzevDkTs

Did you know this emotional portrait of the model Joseph by Théodore Géricault was a study made in preparation for his most famous and controversial painting, “The Raft of the Medusa”? https://t.co/mOpVQAhTLd

Entering the dungeon, string art, by me, 2022