Art Contents Archive

Bz-Bzazu the Shaman-King, me, polymer clay, 2020

'Moonlight Murmuration' by artist Kerrie Ann Gardner, painting on stone #WomensArt https://t.co/81HBeCIZ6G

Walking back into the office wearing the new clothes your favorite aunt gifted you for the holidays ✌️ https://t.co/LAFHLIYFlQ

Feeling older as another year passes? Don't worry, you're just a wee babe. Prized for their appearance rather than utility, these nine bifaces, or Paleolithic hand axes, were crafted around 700,000–200,000 BC...! Learn more: https://t.co/9PD6qEMF1K https://t.co/vI6IJ2NguR

What would you like to learn in 2022? 💭 Kick off your year with a course at Tate to learn more about art, curation & the world of museums. There are still spots available on our online courses starting in the new year. Everyone is welcome! 💙 https://t.co/Cx7nksEyDs https://t.co/a6apTUoOlc

An illuminated starburst by artist Jun Ong explodes and punctures a former warehouse in Malaysia https://t.co/vEap1OV535 https://t.co/9z8gsWitI2

Charlotte Perriand (1903-1999), French architect and designer who aimed to create functional living spaces in the belief that better design helps in creating a better society #WomensArt https://t.co/GREH5ddVJs

"Upon visiting The Met’s homage to the animator and studio—the perfect balance of pixie dust and panache—museum-goers, too, will feel the same wonder and joy as a kid stepping into Disneyland for the first time." — @ArchDigest https://t.co/ZskdagceqU

Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens lived and studied in Italy between 1600 and 1609, absorbing the country's cultural riches and artistic heritage. During a stay in Genoa in 1606, he painted this portrait of 22-year-old Marchesa Brigida Spinola Doria ✨ https://t.co/TNLY5e0LR9

Wayne Thiebaud's pure devotion and continued passion for painting was undeniable. "I was fascinated...by the way that different streets came in and out and then just vanished. So, I sat out on a street corner and began to paint them." (1920 - 2021) https://t.co/l8iG2N3KEC https://t.co/Q9rL1oI3bi

Arresting photos by Lazar Gintchin capture the magical fairytale-like landscapes of the Faroe Islands https://t.co/T4kouYI2SP https://t.co/vFXJBExiOI

Join The Met's conservation team as they peel back the layers of Jacques Louis David’s portrait of Antoine Laurent and Marie Anne Lavoisier to reveal some surprising discoveries. https://t.co/kI9PUNIBmO

Mood of the Day 🙄 Tag your Favorite Coworker 👀 🎵 atcq - Can I Kick It ? https://t.co/mUQ42OucMz

Jenny the horse takes daily walks all on her own through the streets of Frankfurt, Germany. https://t.co/VNcvsGkdq2

Actor and avid Melville fan Sam Waterston will kick off the event with a reading of Moby-Dick’s opening chapter as Ishmael. https://t.co/vDV0g5ufwk