Mexico’s new Frida Kahlo museum bends the truth
On a typical street in the Coyoacán district in Mexico City, this past September, journalists waited anxiously to…
London’s largest participatory public artwork unveiled
Ben Pipe The artwork is made up a dots perforated onto aluminium panels London’s largest participatory public artwork…
Matisse lithograph added to Leeds art lending scheme
A print by one of the 20th Century’s most influential artists has become available for loan as part…
glass curtain wall envelops richter gedeon’s headquarters by ZDA in budapest
ZDA Designs Richter Gedeon’s Flagship Headquarters in Budapest ZDA introduces Richter Gedeon’s new headquarters, a flagship workplace…
Léonore Chastagner Sculpts Tender Connections Between Figurative Gestures and Objects — Colossal
From a variety of natural colors of clay, Léonore Chastagner sculpts tender representations of the human form. She…
What Really Killed Minolta? A Post-Mortem
Before the “Big Two” dominated professional photography, there was a “Big Five.” Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Olympus, and Minolta…
‘ĊAFĊIF’: Dominique Ciancio’s Maritime-Inspired Exhibition
Maltese artist Dominique Ciancio has launched his 10th solo exhibition titled “ĊAFĊIF” , presenting a new series of…
How mouth painting transformed artist’s life after paralysis
Painter Hwang Jung-eon demonstrates painting with his mouth during an interview at his home in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province,…
Inside an idyllic art school in the remote Transylvanian countryside
Meanwhile, pencils, brushes and paints require attention. We are not Van Gogh, throwing paint around or chopping off…
New Valletta Exhibition Dares You To Look, And To Face The Consequences
Some exhibitions gently invite you in. Antler Cry, which opens today, 29th November at the National Museum of…
Philly’s Black art collectors have formed the Museum of African American Art Collections
On a recent Thursday evening, Philadelphia art collector William Skeet Jiggetts sat in the foyer of Awbury Arboretum’s…
Frida Kahlo’s record-breaking painting El Sueño positions death as a roommate
Frida Kahlo’s 1940 self-portrait, El Sueño (La Cama), or The Dream (The Bed), has sold for US$54.7 million…