This TIME cover is something else.

A fox. Behind my bookcase. An actual fox. A library fox. At 4am. An actual bloody bona fide library fox. What a night it’s been.

I just introduced my coworker to the amazingness of public libraries. Now he is registered as a member and has downloaded all the apps for accessing e-content. So much joy from sharing my love for libraries!

Divinity School graduate Hannah Stohler works in New Hampshire running Marguerite’s Place, a nonprofit which provides shelter and support for women and children in crisis. hrvd.me/NH820t

He makes you feel like you’re sitting on a boat in the shimmering water 😍

Looks like a Klimt!

I love how *real* her face is. I felt like I’ve met her. I feel like I know exactly what she’s feeling.

Join us for a free virtual program on Tuesday at 7pm in partnership with the Maynard Public Library! Parisian Cafes and Impressionist Painting -- Register here: eventkeeper.com/mars/xpages/M/……

Great thread!

Can beauty open our hearts to difficult conversations? (Titus Kaphar | TED2020 ) ted.com/talks/titus_ka… via TED Talks

Culturally Curious

I was transcribing this interview with @sarahljaffe when my boss called me and told me I was being let go. Tragic irony aside, it was one of the most fun interviews I've done. We talked about unpaid domestic labor, the "labor of love trap, and Bette Davis. saturdayeveningpost.com/2021/02/work-i…

Three great virtual programs in the next week! Catch Bending Toward Justice: African Americans as Subject and Creators of American Art, Fierce Females: Women in Art or Frida Kahlo: Love, Pain & Painting. 👇 iamculturallycurious.com/calendar

The body language says this is an intellectual discussion. The woman on the right is persuading the rest of the group with an enlightened argument, underscored by the light illuminating her face, hand and dress.

I am thinking about using this picture as my background for my next Zoom!

Beheading of Saint John the Baptist, 1608 #michelangelomerisi #caravaggio

Thinking of #NewOrleans John William Waterhouse. Miranda - The Tempest, 1916.

Why, yes, the Twitter cover image for Genesee Country Village & Museum *is* changing with the seasons, thank you for noticing. ✨