Art Contents Archive

'Sleeping Mud Maid', living sculpture by UK artist Sue Hill (and Pete Hill) at The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Cornwall, UK (Image Pete & Sue Hill) #womensart #Winter https://t.co/uNU1XsEL8d

Broken Things (series) © Livia Marin (London-based Chilean artist) https://t.co/awhXfmpWbc

Congratulations to Veronica Ryan, the winner of this year's #TurnerPrize! 🎉 See work by Veronica Ryan and fellow nominees Heather Phillipson, Ingrid Pollard and Sin Wai Kin @TateLiverpool until 19 March 2023. ➡️ https://t.co/DtWqcKTLwb Exhibition supported by @BNPParibasUK. https://t.co/jgazKdHsb9

French artist @JRart joined the Women Life Freedom campaign, which is staging installations across from U.N. headquarters as part of 'Eyes on Iran,' drawing more than 300 people who participated in a large-scale public work. https://t.co/bbAsew9jvJ https://t.co/Ii93xgiSPd

We have lots to say about museum design! Dive into the world of designers and how they create exhibitions at Getty. https://t.co/x9HOdmTxRY

UK, Reclaim the Night marches, protests started in response to murders by a male serial killer & authorities reaction, blaming female victims' lifestyles & their use of public spaces, putting a curfew on women, instead of addressing male violence. Women fought back #16days https://t.co/joxJNR64mg

Winter Evening (Ink and Acrylic) © Paul Evans https://t.co/JQR0UdyRZz

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Assisted by a social media campaign under the hashtag #MiPatrimonioNoSeVende ("My heritage is not for sale"), Mexico’s foreign ministry announce the repatriation of 223 pre-Hispanic artefacts from the Netherlands https://t.co/hpetrYD6ym

How might you define the art world in 2022? In a word, messy. https://t.co/6EgTEYdQQt

dust, me, acrylic, 2022

Swedish painter Fanny Brate, By the Cradle, 1914 #WomensArt https://t.co/AF2BxFZ1Iv

Athena, Me, Digital, 2022

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas… © Maja Lindberg https://t.co/rBYMjjeISQ

Into the Darkness, Me, Acrylics, 2022