Lee Kun-Yong, Logic of Hand, 1975/2018 hammer.ucla.edu/exhibitions/20… #art #exhibition

In this portrait, every brushstroke reflects Archibald Motley’s love for his grandmother, Emily. Born into slavery, Emily lived through the Civil War and later in Chicago, where Motley painted her in 1922. Her resilience and beauty shine through in this intimate painting.

Goya rose from a rural village to become court painter to King Charles III, a time of optimism. But after the king’s death, Goya faced corrupt rulers and a mysterious illness that left him deaf. Disillusioned, his art grew darker—culminating in a biting satire of Spain’s elite.

For today's very fashionable theme on the #OnlineArtExchange, we simply had to share ‘Pauline in the Yellow Dress’ by Herbert James Gunn from @harris_museum. That dress! 👗👗💛💛💛💛 #fashion #textiles #dresshistory

Claude Monet’s "Woman with a Parasol (1875)" captures a fleeting moment—a breezy stroll with his wife Camille and their son Jean. The wind lifts her skirt, the sky swirls with motion. Painted in haste, full of love, it’s a memory he refused to let go.

Embroidery with significance🧵When in Arles (FR), Vincent painted a portrait of ‘The Zouave’, a soldier in a special French regiment. The embroidery on his jacket wasn't just decorative; it revealed his role as a musician within the regiment, likely playing the horn 🎺 or drum 🥁

US photographer Dorothea Lange documented the woman working in the shipyards, Richmond California, c.1943 during WW2 #WomensArt

Photo of the Day: Henri Cartier-Bresson Street Photographers Foundation streetphotographersfoundation.com

Poster from See Red Women's Workshop/Feminist silk-screen poster collective, London 1974 -1990 #womensart

The figures in Willem Andersson’s paintings turn introspectively inward, avoiding direct gaze. His works depict stylish public and private spaces—galleries, salons, and elegant lobbies. The humanoid figures, seen from behind, have hidden eyes and bodies draped in fabric.

Emerging from the post-punk shadows in the 1970s, Goth was a subculture defined by its dark fashion and haunting melodies. Siouxsie Sioux, the lead singer from Siouxsie and the Banshees, epitomises this with her daring style and distinctive voice. 📸 © by Pennie Smith, 1970s

#OnThisDay in 1952, photographer Martin Parr was born. "Photography is the simplest thing in the world, but it is incredibly complicated to make it really work."

Explore the many lives of porcelain. Join Met curator Iris Moon to uncover the stories of porcelain and Europe's fascination with the material, sparked by the first ships returning from Asia in the 16th century. Visit “Monstrous Beauty: A Feminist Revision of Chinoiserie”

Rachel Whiteread, House, 1993 #WomensArt

Getting lost in art... and finding yourself again. 👉📸 Want your photo of the Museum to be featured as our #PhotoOfTheWeek like (IG) vicgarpe’s? Share it, tag us in your post, and add the hashtag #MyGuggenheimBilbao. #PhotoOfTheWeek

Mariano Fortuny's 'Nude Old Man in the Sun,' (c1871) shows his interest in the art of Spain's Golden Age combined with his study of subjects made from life - it also reveals his admiration of the work of Jusepe de Ribera, particularly his painting of 'Saint Andrew.'

Tim Shaw's 'Man on Fire' is a harrowing yet profoundly moving tribute to the devastation caused by war. Read more in this new story 👉 artuk.org/discover/stori… © the artist. 📷 Tim Shaw / Jonty Wilde Imperial War Museums

Happy birthday to Hilla Rebay — artist, baroness, and the visionary who helped shape the Guggenheim. 💫 In 1939, Rebay opened the Museum of Non-Objective Painting in Manhattan as its first curator, laying the foundation for what would become the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. She

🏀 Shoutout to the Knicks on a season full of heart, hustle, and unforgettable moments. We’re proud of this team and already counting down to next year. 💙🧡 Tschabalala Self’s "Sprewell" (2020), on view now in "Collection in Focus | The Reach of Faith Ringgold", radiates the

The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II took place #OnThisDay 71 years ago 👑 Explore how she has been portrayed in art 👉 artuk.org/discover/stori… 'Queen Elizabeth II' by Michael Leonard (b.1933) © National Portrait Gallery