First among equals Pablo Picasso is possibly the most important artist of the 20th Century not just for his incredible talent ...

From the Studio, a landmark exhibition set to be the country's first major showcase of the Spanish master's work in 25 years.

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The public may now vote and comment on two design themes included in the second community survey for the South Maui Quick Build: Street Art Project, which aims to create a community-driven art ...

Email us. The catalog for an exhibition of Spanish artist Pablo Picasso’s drawings hosted by the Arts Club of Chicago opened at the Arts Institute of Chicago on March 20, 1923. (Art Institute of ...

Five decades since his death, and nearly 150 years since his birth, the 20th century’s most famous artist continues to dominate the international art ... the Cubist period, and from Picasso ...

A Cornish labyrinth permanent public art project has been unveiled to coincide with the Spring equinox. The creation is made from traditional Cornish hedging built using 140,000 granite stones ...

Appearing as himself, Picasso can be seen in Jean Cocteau’s Testament of Orpheus as well as Henri-Georges Clouzot’s documentary The Mystery of Picasso. In fact, many scholars have argued that ...

And from then on he gradually abandoned his pink period to give shape to a primitive art, with figures with hieratic faces, vertical cheekbones, minotaur heads and earthy colors that would end up ...

More than a century ago, Pablo Picasso smashed the Sacre-Coeur Basilica in Paris into a web of tangled lines on his canvas, deconstructing reality with the brushstrokes of a master cubist.

HONG KONG, March 15 — More than a century ago, Pablo Picasso smashed the Sacre-Coeur Basilica in Paris into a web of tangled lines on his canvas, deconstructing reality with the brushstrokes of a ...

Philip Larkin, who hated artistic modernism with a passion that bordered on (or sometimes crossed the border into) rage, blamed the whole ghastly mess on the three Ps: Ezra Pound, Charlie Parker and ...