Art Contents Archive

Me and Coffee, Me, Gouache, 2021

I've decided to finally swallow my pride and start publicizing my creative endeavors. This avatar I made for myself is the first piece I feel confident enough with sharing, critique is always welcome!

Prunella Clough, 'Kippers' 1954 #WomensArt https://t.co/XWhQTDhECh

Wishing a happy birthday to the American artist #KaraWalker, born November 26, 1969. This 1995 piece from her series "Fixin', Pitted, Fished, Pitied" is a life-sized statement in the artist's signature style. See more works by Walker: https://t.co/VopDABMCIB © Kara Walker https://t.co/wIx8bBTrJx

🗣 At Art Basel Miami Beach, you’re invited to co-create an eco-friendly #NFT with AI art pioneer @quasimondo, on the energy-efficient @tezos blockchain. The #Tezos exhibition will also host panels with #NFT artists & community members. Visit https://t.co/Ll5OER3WuM for more. https://t.co/qVCqPIW8wx

American artist © Sabine Herrmann creates unusually-shaped pillows that look like real plants. https://t.co/VNkMQqwVdp

For Peter Paul Rubens, the ideal female body was "endowed with modesty and elegance. Her body made up of perfect proportions and curved contours"—an ideal manifested by Venus, the epitome of female beauty. https://t.co/OKcWiz7mfa

Bartolomeo Cristofori’s invention of the fortepiano changed music forever—and few have explored its potential as fully as #Beethoven. ✨ Join us December 5 as Leon Botstein and The Orchestra Now perform his Piano Concerto No. 5. #MetLiveArts Get tickets: https://t.co/HQ2XXCGKfg https://t.co/K83DaHD1rp

Mint your own NFT at Art Basel Miami Beach: Energy-efficient Blockchain platform @tezos to host exhibition and talks program at the fair: https://t.co/YRIcyykNf5 https://t.co/ZOPFUDMs1h

The Industrial Revolution produced many new artistic materials, including drawing materials in black. #BlackFriday https://t.co/G2U5Hgi7re

Light streams through delicate floral bouquets cast in colorful stained glass https://t.co/HiMWPKxvtN https://t.co/PUCAnFv0k3

Guno Park created an incredible drawing of a human skeleton filled with flowers, vines, and leaves using only a graphite pencil. https://t.co/ofWwO2viDZ

Think you know Surrealism? Think again. "Surrealism Beyond Borders" reconsiders the true “movement” of this revolutionary idea across boundaries of geography and chronology. See it on view through January 30. #SurrealismBeyond https://t.co/R5Zkag6wfl

Abstract, textured patterns woven with natural fibers compose massive wall hangings by Tammy Kanat https://t.co/7nlxVFRVHe https://t.co/U5OQlMovAq

Artists used black to explore themes such as the rusticity of rural existence, the shadowy spaces of urban life, and the ethereal effects of dappled sunlight, placid water, and feathery leaves. They also explored the recesses of the human condition: evil, cruelty, and death. https://t.co/HQfXauuttA