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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Howard L. Rehs Mexico’s cultural sector is protesting against an agreement that would move an important Mexican art collection, featuring several works by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, to a cultural center in Spain. Some say the move is temporary, but many are … More… Reina Sofia Refuses to Loan Picasso’s GuernicaApril 3, 2026 Pablo Picasso’s masterpiece Guernica is at the center of a cultural fight in Spain after the Reina Sofía Museum refused to loan it to the Museo Guggenheim Bilbao. The regional government of the Basque Country has submitted a petition to … More… Raphael’s Sublime Poetry at the MetMarch 31, 2026 On Sunday, March 29th, New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art opened the first-ever retrospective of the Renaissance master Raphael by an American museum. The exhibition, titled Sublime Poetry, was a monumental undertaking that required collaboration with dozens of cultural institutions … More… Christie’s Paris Veil-Picard CollectionMarch 27, 2026 On Wednesday, March 25th, Christie’s Paris offered a collection of Old Master works from the Veil-Picard family. The Veil-Picard family is a prominent French Jewish family. They started as bankers but moved into business in the late nineteenth century when … More… Frida and Diego’s Last Dream at MoMAMarch 26, 2026 The Museum of Modern Art recently opened a small exhibit featuring the works of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera in collaboration with the Metropolitan Opera’s new production focusing on the two artists. El último sueño de Frida y Diego (Frida … More… Scholar Claims New Michelangelo Painting DiscoveredMarch 20, 2026 A segment of the art-historical community may find itself divided into camps after one man has attributed a painting to the Renaissance master Michelangelo. While the frescoes of the Sistine Chapel are some of Michelangelo’s best-known works, he first and … More… Christie’s London Modern British & Irish ArtMarch 19, 2026 On Wednesday, March 18th, Christie’s London hosted their modern British & Irish Art evening sale, featuring twenty-five lots ranging from landscapes by Lowry to sculptures by Moore. The undisputed star of the sale, however, was the Frank Auerbach painting Christmas … More… |
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