Madrid turns final stage of Vuelta cycling race into a demonstration against Israel
‘The debate that has opened up about what happened in Spain should grow and reach every corner of the world,’ said Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez
How a 17th-century art dealer bought top works at bargain prices for the Prado Museum
In 1635, Spain sent an envoy to England to make purchases. When Charles I was beheaded, the dismantling of the English art collections became the opportunity of the century
Glenn Lowry, director of the MoMA: ‘I am unabashedly clear that public institutions serve the public’
For 30 years, he has determined the destiny of one of the world’s most important museums — now, he’s making his last reflections before descending from its top position
Two pop icons at the Prado: Natalia Lafourcade and Our Lady of Guadalupe
On tour with her album ‘Cancionera,’ the Mexican artist confesses to being a fan of this venerated image of the Virgin Mary, and tells us about her relationship with this religious figure
Is this the first ‘Caravaggio’ in history?
The renowned expert Gianni Papi claims to have found the Italian master’s first painting, the original of ‘Boy Peeling Fruit’
‘This is an ecstasy machine’: The internet’s favorite art critic walks through the Prado Museum
Jerry Saltz quit his job as a truck driver to write about the New York art scene. His self-deprecating, direct style has earned him a Pulitzer Prize, as well as hundreds of thousands of followers on social media