Frida Kahlo narrates her life: ‘I’ve had high praise from Kandinsky, Picasso and other big shits of surrealism’
A Sundance-honored documentary by Peru’s Carla Gutiérrez uses letters, essays and interviews to convey the artist’s unease and pain
Diego Rivera’s Acapulco: A late piece by the Mexican muralist is up for auction
The retired artist depicted a 1956 tropical sunset over the Pacific Ocean in one of his rare, unexhibited oil paintings
‘Gassed,’ by Singer Sargent: the restoration of a masterpiece to narrate contemporary war
The Imperial War Museum in London has made the canvas the centerpiece of its new gallery. The restoration has allowed for the discovery of new colors and greater depth within the work
The story of La Catrina, a Mexican tradition that began as a social critique
The character, a satirical portrayal of bourgeois society during the late 19th-century dictatorship, is now the iconic symbol of the Day of the Dead
Pedro Reyes and his nostalgia for the past arrive in Los Angeles
The Mexican artist is holding his first exhibition in LA at the Lisson Gallery, focusing on monumental sculptures and references to pre-Hispanic cultures
Luz Jiménez, the indigenous woman who was more than a muse for Mexican muralists
The little-known model frequently appeared in works by Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros and Jean Charlot