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These birds in James Prosek’s “Avian Composition III” (2018) at @theamoncarter are really, REALLY bad at #SocialDistancing. The composition of the image is actually a reference to field guides, which help naturalists learn to ident
This week everyone’s staying home with their favorite pet and/or dinosaur, staying socially distanced, and working through their “to read” collection...right? RIGHT? (Mary Cassatt’s “The Reader”, 1877, at @crystalb
“NO! Stop touching your faces! OR each others’ faces!” Stay safe out there, y’all. Wash your hands and don’t cough, sneeze, or slobber all over your neighbors. (Pictured: “Cupid and Psyche” by Benjamin West,
HONK! Before this horrible goose started its reign of terror in the village of #UntitledGooseGame, it was immortalized in the work of Scott and Stuart Gentling, two #FortWorth artists known for paying homage to 19th and 20th-century naturalist artist
Who else could use a burst of color on this dreary #MuseumpaloozaMonday? “I have painted what each flower is to me and I have painted it big enough so that others would see what I see.” - Georgia O’Keeffe’s “Red Cannas&r
Oh deer! 2019 got kinda crazy, and #TimTheTRex and I went on a bit of an unexpected break. But the good news is that it’s 2020, and we’re back to populate your feed with awesome art - like this giant fiberglass deer by Tony Tasset at @cry
Anselm Kiefer’s “Quaternity” (1973) references a theological debate that plagued the early Christian Church: In the ever-important Trinity (Father, Son, Holy Ghost), where does the notion of evil fit in? Kiefer’s painting pre
#TimTheTRex is celebrating #AprilFools with Cindy Sherman’s “Untitled Film Still #65” (1980) at @themodernfw. All 70+ of the photos in the series are portraits of the artist, but Sherman takes on different identities to reflect a va
Happy holidays from #Museumpalooza! May your days be merry and bright. (Ellsworth Kelly’s “Austin” at @blantonmuseum) #KellyAtTheBlanton #TimTheTRex