Beauty, redress and reflection in the first European museum dedicated to female artists
Female Artists of the Mougins Museum was founded in the French town of Mougins, with the aim of vindicating the creators who have been silenced by history
The mystery of the Gelman collection: Mexico does not know where some of its most famous artworks are
The art amassed by Jacques and Natasha Gelman, including some of the most important paintings of the 20th century, fell off the radar until an auction at Sotheby’s yielded clues almost 20 years later
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
Frida Kahlo: Her accident, inspiration and legacy in the art world
The Mexican painter created over 150 works and was inspired by great artists such as Bosch and Brueghel the Elder
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