Diego Rivera is considered the greatest of the Mexican muralists, and the art form he helped pioneer has been imitated worldwide.

Diego Rivera is considered the greatest of the Mexican muralists, and the art form he helped pioneer has been imitated worldwide.

The central role of printmaking in five centuries of Mexican art on view at the Met shows the weight of many minds.

“It’s not love, or tenderness, or affection, it’s life itself, my life, that I found when I saw it in your hands,” wrote Frida Kahlo to Diego ... Rivera, already a titan of Mexican art ...

Playlist Airmen Of Note “Woman Child" from 2024 Jazz Heritage Series (U.S. Air Force) 00:00 Diego Rivera “Cosas" from Ofrenda ... Art Hirahara's brief, cryptic solo piano intro to “Where Do We Go?," ...

The Phoenix Art Museum sits several blocks south of the Heard Museum in downtown Phoenix. The museum welcomes visitors from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday through Sunday. On Wednesday, it stays open until ...

Chepiche (shay-PEECH-ay): Also known as pipicha and pepicha—both of which would also work—this is a Mexican herb with a minty ...

On the shortlist of the world's most popular artists, Frida Kahlo takes a place of honor alongside Van Gogh, Leonardo da ...

From sugar skull sculptures to ofrenda exhibits, there are plenty of ways to observe Día de los Muertos — the Mexican Day of ...

Founded in 1984 in San Francisco’s Mission District, the Latinx trio produced many of its shows at San Diego Rep in the 1990s ...

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The McNay's collection includes more than 22,000 pieces that range from post-impressionist and modern works to Native American art. Visitors ... Paul Cézanne, Diego Rivera, Auguste Rodin and ...