Caravaggios Galore! Scholars Trumpet 2 Finds in 2 Days news.artnet.com/art-world/cara…
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Beautiful interview
Ocean Vuong On Asking Questions Without Answers observer.com/2026/07/author…
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Important.
Loans aren't only for Old Masters. Smaller university museums, galleries, etc sometimes need works related to a theme.
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Loans aren't only for Old Masters. Smaller university museums, galleries, etc sometimes need works related to a theme.
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What Collectors Should Know Before Saying Yes to a Museum or Gallery Loan observer.com/2026/11/art-co…
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What a pedigree! 👑
Objects once owned by the Earl of Pembroke, John W. Kluge, the Cesi cardinals and T. S. Eliot's wife led the multi-category auction series; a Roman marble youth that once spent decades in an English garden pond fetched the top price. observer.com/2026/11/auctio…
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My favorite art fair in my favorite venue for art fairs 😁
Since taking over in 2024, the exec. dir. has paused and relaunched the group’s signature fair, found a new gala partner and launched a collaboration with Art Week NYC. She unpacks why the association had to change course and where it goes from here observer.com/2026/11/interv…
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Brilliant #womanartist
Still Life of Flowers in a Glass Vase on a Stone Table Ledge
Anna Ruysch, ca. 1690
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Interesting thought - especially the grouping with science idea
James McNeill Whistler’s, Crepuscule in Flesh Colour and Green: Valparaiso, 1866. “Nature contains the elements in Colour and form, of all pictures…But the artist is born to pick and choose, and group with science these elements…until he brings forth from chaos glorious 885
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One of the forgotten #womenartists of Impressionism, finally finding a spotlight 👏👏👏
All in the Family
Blanche Hoschedé-Monet was not only Claude Monet’s daughter-in-law, but his assistant and only student - she also happen to be his stepdaughter! Her ‘Les Peupliers’ recently fetched €207,000, her 3rd highest result at auction, with @RouillacSas .
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If you can't get there, armchair travel with @observer is better than missing it entirely. 😁
Exhibitions of works by Lorna Simpson, Tavares Strachan, Ugo Rondinone and Issy Wood took over subtemples and heritage sites during this year's edition, illustrating how putting artistic interventions in historic spaces can deepen engagement with the work observer.com/2026/11/art-co…
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Wow. What an image!
A Remarkable ‘Fate’
@CabinetTurquin recently revealed this stunning work by Pietro Bellotti (1625-1700). This painting, he painted about 10 versions, is in fact Lachesis, one of the 3 Fates from Greek mythology, the measurer of the thread of life. shorturl.ly/nY3Bs
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"76 percent of women ages 35-54 report having faced structural barriers related to gender, care responsibilities, race or class. Gender is by far the most commonly cited, named by 82.5 percent of those who encountered obstacles"
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Yikes - An attack on intelligence. What else is new?
but it will recover.
but it will recover.
Aaarrrgggg!! 😤 Just got an email from Queen’s Public Library: “You may have heard from Queens Public Library or seen in the news that QPL is currently experiencing a significant network outage related to a cyberattack that has impacted access to our website, among other ️ books & libraries so I have something like 8 or 9 library cards, including four or five I pay for as a non resident. 😡
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Absolute must-read
#womenartists
"If we want a fairer art market, it isn’t enough to simply exhibit more women. We need to open up access to the networks and relationships where careers are actually built, especially at the top"
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#womenartists
"If we want a fairer art market, it isn’t enough to simply exhibit more women. We need to open up access to the networks and relationships where careers are actually built, especially at the top"
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So many crucial points in this amazing must-read from Elisa Carollo @observer
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Clearly, women remain underrepresented at the high end of the commercial system
#womenartists
How the Art World’s Gender Gap Is Hardwired into Its Networks observer.com/2026/11/art-wo…
Among them...
Clearly, women remain underrepresented at the high end of the commercial system
#womenartists
How the Art World’s Gender Gap Is Hardwired into Its Networks observer.com/2026/11/art-wo…
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Mary Gregory retweeted
Walk in the park, 1989 by Laila Shawa, Palestinian artist (1940-2022) who often explored womens roles and identitiesin culture #WomensArt
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« Assez de morts ! Plus personne ne doit tomber ! » Quelques jours avant l’armistice de 1918, Käthe Kollwitz, l’une des plus grandes dessinatrices du XXᵉ siècle, lance cet appel dans une lettre ouverte. Quatre ans plus tôt, son fils Peter, engagé volontaire dans l’armée Belgique. Il avait dix-huit ans.
Grande admiratrice d’Émile Zola, l’artiste allemande grave une scène de Germinal. Bien avant de perdre son fils, elle donne déjà un visage à la misère, à la faim, à la souffrance. Après la mort de Peter, elle ne cesse de s’engager pour la paix et de représenter ces corps tétanisés par la douleur.
Pour son cycle La Guerre, elle trouve dans la gravure sur bois la justesse qu’elle cherche. Elle peut réduire un visage à quelques griffures et faire surgir la souffrance dans une main crispée, un dos courbé. Dans Les Mères, les silhouettes se fondent dans un même bloc noir. Quelques traits blancs suffisent à faire apparaître les bras qui s’enchevêtrent et les mains qui s’agrippent. Les femmes font corps autour de leurs enfants comme pour les empêcher de partir au combat.
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#ArtistStudio | Cornelia Parker
"Beauty is too easy. Often in my work, I take beautiful objects and do extreme things to them so that they are overlaid with something a bit more sinister and violent."
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