Investment led by Laurene Powell Jobs will breathe new life into the shuttered San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI) building.

Diego Rivera, born in 1886, was one of the leaders of the Mexican Mural Movement of the 1920s. A member of the Communist party, he created popular political murals throughout Mexico that often ...

Virtually all metro Detroiters today agree that Diego Rivera's "Detroit Industry Murals" in the Detroit Institute of Arts are among the region’s greatest treasures. But the unveiling of the ...

Juana Alicia Araiza, well known for her Mission murals, grew up in Detroit, and she remembers skipping school as a teenager to hang out by the Diego Rivera mural in the Detroit Institute of Arts. When ...

The financially troubled San Francisco Art Institute has put its campus on sale, and the deal includes a building adorned by a multimillion-dollar mural by famed artist Diego Rivera. Facing a debt ...

The institute's most valuable asset is a mural by Mexico artist Diego Rivera. The question now is what will happen to that mural, one of three by Rivera located in San Francisco. "The Making of a ...

Five days a week, Will Maynez makes a pilgrimage from his Mission District home to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art to view a massive Diego Rivera mural. The piece by the famed Mexican ...

The presentation is in the process of being moved to the heart of the Detroit Institute of Arts, adjacent to the Diego Rivera ...

The property was listed for sale in the summer, prompting questions over what would happen to the mural inside by the famed Mexican artist Diego Rivera. Many artists and city leaders had been ...

But “Diego Rivera’s America” won me over on ... figure prominently in market scenes and as symbolic devices in murals; Rivera’s more formal, named portraits, meanwhile, depict a fair ...

Diego Rivera, born in 1886, was one of the leaders of the Mexican Mural Movement of the 1920s. A member of the Communist party, he created popular political murals throughout Mexico that often ...

Among the silliest public notices that I have ever read is at the exit to the present exhibition of Diego Rivera murals at the Museum of Modern Art. It says: “Occupancy by more than 798 persons is ...