Alleged mishandling of significant paintings and drawings underscores the need for more transparency—particularly when it ...

Frida Kahlo went to Paris in January 1939 at the invitation of André Breton, who wanted to put on an exhibition of her work and of Mexican work more generally.

A painting of Frida Kahlo's boyfriend, Alexandro Gomez Arias, is a conventional portrait painted in 1928 that she kept for herself. Just before her death, she inscribed the words ...

One of the best-known museums in Mexico City exhibits the life and work of its most famous artist: Frida Kahlo. The museum, located in the Coyoacan suburb, is also known as La Casa Azul (The Blue ...

The Ecdysiast Arts Museum in Davenport presents costumes and artifacts from more than 100 years of burlesque history, ...

Pour a Glass at a Vineyard Linden, Va. Virginia horse country is also known for its wine. Just over an hour’s drive from DC, ...

Chicago's LGBTQ+ publication Windy City Times curated over 75 Pride Month events happening in Chicago this June. Here are a ...

A handwritten love note can stop time literally. Neuroscientists have found that putting things into words releases dopamine, the brain's happiness chemical, making both the receiver and sender ...

Girl With A Fork In A World Of Soup is a disarmingly candid portrayal of Rosita Sweetman’s turbulent upbringing and a ...

There’s a pink neon sign glowing in downtown Metuchen that’s become something of a beacon for nacho enthusiasts across the Garden State. Meximodo, with its vibrant atmosphere and flavor-packed menu, ...

Miriam Schapiro was born in 1923 in Toronto, Canada, to Russian Jewish parents, but she was brought up in Brooklyn, New York.