For more about the exhibition and hours: https://t.co/wfq3AorURB (6/6)

To celebrate the new year, the museum also featured a campaign on Instagram dedicated to the tiger zodiac sign, suggesting that visitors can use one of the Met's open-source tiger images as their phone background.(5/6)

and depictions of tigers created by artists in the last three thousand years.The exhibition features artefacts dating back to 9th to 11th centuries all the way through to contemporary times. (4/6)

This year will be devoted to the tiger. The exhibition, Celebrating the Year of the Tiger, curated by Jason Sun and Brooke Russell Astor Curators of Chinese Art, Asian Art, explores the significance of tigers in the Chinese zodiac.... (3/6)

The traditional East Asian lunar calendar consists of a repeating twelve-year cycle, with each year corresponding to one of the twelve animals in the Chinese zodiac. (2/6)

Have you been celebrating the Chinese/Lunar New Year this week? @metmuseum is celebrating with its newest exhibition honouring the year of the tiger - from January 29, 2022 – January 17, 2023 (1/6)

What are your thoughts on reparation of cultural collections? Should more institutions be committing themselves to this cause. For more information on the project: https://t.co/ahef7csA4G (4/4)

The project will commence with a conference focused on the art market during the Nazi Occupation of France. Speakers will include the Laurence des Cars, the president and director of the Louvre, and David Zivie, the head of restitution in France’s Ministry of Culture. (3/4)

@Sothebys restitution department will undertake extensive research that will include digitising and photographing artworks and organizing seminars. (2/4)

It is good to see a continued increase in cultural institutions committing themselves to repatriation.  @MuseeLouvre has partnered with @Sothebys allowing the auction house to investigate the provenance of the museum artworks acquired between 1933 and 1945. (1/4)

Share your thoughts and comments below and read more about the initiative here: https://t.co/nzuAmR7Icq (6/6)

Do you feel that evaluations like these are essential at this time or do you think our ecosystems are still in the midst of big changes that will need to be re-evaluated intermittently? (5/6)

The initial study is based on 300 participants, leaders in museums, galleries, performing arts, music, funding organizations, curators and producers, from North America, South America, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa. (4/5)

The study aims to foresee the after-effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the cultural sector and better understand how the different ways in which creators, institutions and audiences might come together as a result of shifting forces.(3/5)

A collaboration initiated by @tateo_nakajima of Arup UK, Honor Harger of @ArtSciMuseum, Dr.Robert C Hanea of @ThermeGroup, @AnnetteMees artistic director of Audience Labs and Scott Smith founder of @changeist (2/5)

In insightful initiative, you should check out! Future of Arts and Culture is a qualitative probe into the future of arts and culture globally, examining emerging forces, drivers of change and the possible impacts that may reshape the cultural sector in the coming decade. (1/5)

#Entrepreneurial, inspiring and supportive of social causes, we loved reading this list! (7/7)

Hind Al Ghanim: Entrepreneur who runs several retail outlets, including a concept store, a café and a restaurant. Her collection spans from calligraphy to #PopArt by Saudi, Egyptian, and Islamic art artists like; @AhmedMater, @abdulnassergha and Ali Cha’aban.(6/7)

Hamza Serafi: Co-founder of @AthrArt, Serafi is also a businessman and the vice president of Al-Salehat Holding Company. His collection consists of mostly Saudi artists from the 1960s to the present as well as a few pan-Arab and international artists. (5/7)

Sultan bin Fahad: An artist himself, art patron, and cultural advisor, bin Fahad’s collection includes major works of modern and #contemporaryart, including work by international and Middle Eastern artists, such as;Sterling Ruby, Oscar Niemeyer, Michael Heizer, Daniel Arsh.(4/7)