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Artists
Looting, Plundering, and More: 20 Cultural Treasures That Have Faced Claims of Theft
From ancient Egyptian artifacts to a modernist masterpiece, these works have been subject to disputes.
Auriea Harvey Has Been Breaking the Internet for Three Decades
Now, the pathbreaking digital artist is finally getting her first museum show.
Porfirio Gutiérrez Brings His Reinterpreted Traditional Weaving Techniques Home
For the first time, the artist is showing in Mexico, where his family has been weaving for generations.
Petrit Halilaj Dreams Big for a Radically Different Mexico Museum Show
The offerings extend beyond museum walls in the form of a plane emblazoned with a flying chicken.
5 Shows to See in Mexico City This Week during Zona Maco
A look under-the-radar presentations with independent spirts across the city.
6 Times the Mona Lisa Was Vandalized or Stolen
The painting has been hit with a rock and a tea cup, caked, and splashed with soup.
Guillermo Bert’s Art Aims to Challenge Society’s Blind Spots
The artist is currently the subject of a survey at the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno.
Dior Brings a Nonagenarian Textile Artist to the Couture Stage in Paris
It was only recently Ducrot was discovered by Galerie Giselle Capitain.
‘Picasso Fatigue Is a Real Thing,’ Experts Say—But Few Are Ready to Leave the Artist Behind
A show about Picasso’s identity as a foreigner refutes the idea that there have been too many shows about the artist.