Before I set foot in SFMOMA’s galleries, I wasn’t sure I needed another Diego Rivera show. The artist materializes plenty in art museums, including the 2016 exhibition “Picasso and Rivera ...

We all have at least a smattering of experience in all these forms of love. Diego Rivera lived in Paris for nearly 10 years and loved it. Frida Kahlo spent two months there and hated it. A pair of ...

“For art historians or people who think they know Diego Rivera ... is branded as the first to organize Rivera’s output by theme. Individual galleries are dedicated to the painter’s preferred ...

All star show at the National Gallery of Art doubles down on identity ... SAN FRANCISCO — Spend too much time with the art of Diego Rivera, and you may find yourself quietly tiptoeing over ...

In research by Mexican art dealers Carlos and Leticia Noyola and their son Diego ... s Julien Levy Gallery — until 1938. (Her first in Mexico was not until 1953.) Rivera’s career was booming.

The financially troubled San Francisco Art Institute has put its campus ... The painting adorns the main wall of the institute’s Diego Rivera Gallery. In the late 1920s, SFAI had sought to ...

Unlike Kahlo, whose face appears on cushions and in baby books, Varo, Carrington and Rahon are little known outside the art ...

The murals depict scenes from the pre-Columbian civilisations to the Spanish conquistadors, the Mexican Revolution and contemporary society. But none is as strange as the mural by Rivera now ...

It’s not uncommon for a painting by famed Mexican artist Diego Rivera to command a sizable price tag when put up for auction. “Mercado de flores (Mujer cargando un niño)” sold for $190,500 during a ...

“This is Diego Rivera’s dream come true: a space in which art, nature and the public coexist,” said María Teresa Moya, director of the Anahuacalli. The Mexican muralist was aligned with a ...