
I am Mr. Bunny,da cat. I lives wid THE impossible cat. #WeetiGang #SilverTabbyGang
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Statement of Concern newamerica.org/political-ref… via @newamerica
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Until today I had been on the fence as to whether or not Beto O'Rourke should run for governor of Texas next year, as the stakes are so high for him: a third failed run for office would end his career in elective politics.
But a perfect storm is brewing and Texas needs him now.
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See "Yoshitomo Nara" at LACMA and learn where else you can celebrate #AAPIHeritageMonth across Los Angeles.
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LACMA has an incredible collection of still life drawings, paintings, prints, and photographs from around the world.
See some examples of still life works from LACMA's collection, then learn to arrange and capture your own still life composition at home
bit.ly/3wwu9KS
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You can have a little #Caturday, as a treat.
Elise Cavanna, Untitled, pencil on paper, 20th century, © Museum Associates/LACMA, photo © Museum Associates / LACMA.
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This fall, a new exhibition will transport you to the contemplative world of ink on paper. "Ink Dreams: Selections from the Fondation INK Collection," is coming to LACMA 9/19- 12/12, 2021.
Learn more: bit.ly/3hOkR8A
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The Very Real “Motherhood Penalty” in the Art World—Cultural institutions are constantly draining their talent pool and dismissing this retention problem as a woman’s issue, when it is a structural failure. bit.ly/3hZt3Dn @hyperallergic
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Beep beep! 🚗 We’re rolling into #ArchivesOnWheels today with a throwback to #NMWA's 1994 exhibition “#EstherMahlangu, South African Muralist: The @BMW Art Car and Related Works.”
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👯♀️#sisters
Liu’s portraits are inspired by old Chinese photographs that primarily depict anonymous individuals omitted from the historical narrative.
🏛 @WomenInTheArts
Hung Liu, Sisters, 2000 Gift of the Harry and Lea Gudelsky Foundation,Inc.;© Hung Liu nmwa.org/blog/from-the-colle…
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👩🏿🎨🧲 Mildred Thompson studied quantum physics, cosmology, and theosophy. Through her art, she sought to connect scientific knowledge and metaphysical philosophy. 🏛 @WomenInTheArts Mildred Thompson, Magnetic Fields,1990 © The Mildred Thompson Estate; Courtesy Galerie Lelong & Co.
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Happy 114th birthday to #FridaKahlo! 🎉 Kahlo created striking self-portraits that reflected her political ideology, cultural identity, and turbulent personal life. bit.ly/3yrhKc5
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Attack. The best defense remains an offense. Work it. Train hard. facebook.com/story.php?story…
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Celebrate with a visit to “Charged with Buddha’s Blessings: Relics from an Ancient Stupa,” (on view through May 30), which presents a set of remarkable Buddhist contact relics: gems and ornaments imbued with the blessings of the Buddha’s corporeal remains. rubinmuseum.org/events/exhib…
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“What if you could hear color?” That’s the question behind @googlearts’s new experiment “Play a Kandinsky.” Explore the artist’s synesthesia and “play” his masterpiece, “Yellow-Red-Blue”: gu.gg/2PugaoG
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It’s #NationalPuppyDay! 🐶 And what better way to celebrate than with Jeff Koons’s towering “Puppy,” which stands guard as the unofficial security paw-fficer outside of @MuseoGuggenheim. 🐾
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To celebrate #AutismAcceptanceMonth, Guggenheim for All: Art for Families with Children on the Autism Spectrum is hosting a special artist-led program featuring neurodiverse artist Myasia Dowdell: gu.gg/3tfP7fY
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Happy Mother’s Day from the Guggenheim! 💐 Enjoy this beautiful bouquet painted by Beatriz Milhazes.
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“The Carnation and the Rose” (2000), © Beatriz Milhazes
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Hock e Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds, "Our Red Nations Were Always Green”, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum (@Guggenheim) and e-flux Architecture, “Survivance”.
Read here: ow.ly/ytG450ENugk
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#GuessTheArtist answer: Joan Miró! Pictured is “Prades, the Village,” completed in 1917. It's an earlier work of Miró’s, representing quasi-realistic, Fauvist-colored rural views (characterized by the work’s juxtapositions of intense color patches and brushwork).





















