Your camera roll has 4,000 screenshots of art.
Time to admit something:
you’re a collector.
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ArtSeen is officially live on the App Store!
Discover art from museums around the world, build your personal collection, and make art part of your daily life.
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So excited to finally publish Volume I of the VIDERI Holdings Collection Series & just in time for the next #asianart auction.
Explores works across fine art, antiquities, design icons, ceramics, and more.
This is just the beginning.
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@CNN Anyone whose nervous system figured this out long ago in quiet museums and gallery spaces, raise your hand 🙋🏼♀️
I created @artseen_space
a digital space for the art that captivates us in those moments.
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Calling all Chihuly collectors, glass art lovers, and drawing enthusiasts:
What should I know about these early Japan drawings? Context, significance, hidden details? I want to learn.
Drop your insights, resources, or even your own pieces 👇
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We LOVEEE the vibes here, Harry!
Art history, but make it TikTok. Honestly, if Temu Ryan Gosling gets more people looking closely at paintings, we’re all for it.
Next time we’re at the NGA we’ll have to stop by and say hello.
I am Harry, a Harvard educated curator ready to slay the house down boots. Today is the day I yoink control from the social girlies and Ali the mother of all rizzlers. They will not stop my aura. Siri add painting emoji here thanks
One of my favorite details about The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Katsushika Hokusai:
Left → right (Western reading): the wave overwhelms the boats.
Right → left (Japanese reading): the boats cut through the wave.
Same print. Two narratives.
What’s your reading?
#ArtnetNews: Van Gogh Museum buys Virginie Demont-Breton’s L’homme est en mer at TEFAF for between €500,000–€1 million. Work inspired Van Gogh’s own copy and becomes only the third painting by a woman in the museum. The painting had been in a private Dallas collection for 20 years before the acquisition. Read more: https://t.co/u6LGu6vePQ
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Pictured: L'Homme est en mer (1887–88) by Virginie Demont-Breton was acquired by the Van Gogh Museum at TEFAF Maastricht 2026. Photo: Kate Brown.
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@artpricedotcom@Sothebys Cool/fun fact! ArtSeen is perfect for museum and art gallery goers! Build your personal gallery and collect artworks from 10,000+ curated pieces. Check it out at https://t.co/IW0g9YUOWD
@WSJ We built an app for art lovers and museum gallery goers. Build your personal gallery from 10,000+ curated works from globally featured museums. Check out our curator’s collection at https://t.co/IW0g9YUOWD
@SkrticX One of my favorite ways to discover art is asking the gallery guards. They spend more time with the works than anyone else!
Makes me wonder what else would hang in Owen’s personal ArtSeen gallery.
What if you could build your own personal art museum archive?
That’s what I built with ArtSeen.
And I’m looking for the first 25 founding curators to build their own galleries.
Explore the demo gallery ↓
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@impression_ists I’ve always thought Paul Signac brings a kind of restraint and structure that contrasts beautifully with the looser brushwork often associated with Impressionism.
The technique is impressive, but it’s the consistent rhythm of his style that makes each piece so captivating.