Francisco Goya, María Josefa Pimentel, Duchess of Osuna, Oil on Canvas, 1785 A serious illness left Goya deaf and withdrawn ...

It seems that the philanthropic funds that enable shows like this are at the expense of art historical depth and integrity, perhaps even curators’ jobs.

Having graduated from the Royal College of Art in London in 1990, their first critical success was Disasters of War (1991), a diorama-like sculptural piece comprised of reclaimed plastic figurines ...

An installation that turns a museum into a camera. Visions of Melbourne in the the 20th century. And Dogs and cats through ...

If you read my travel blog from the first half of our recent trip to Spain, you may remember we began in Barcelona, took a ...

From grand, palatial dining rooms fit for royalty to brasseries with more rustic charms, we've ranked the most beautiful ...

Catalan art is also more on the eccentric side ... The city is known as the one-time home of Francisco Goya, one of the country’s most beloved artists, and many of his works, from etchings ...

The Aqua Party is a highlight of the Key Biscayne winter social calendar. The annual event features a silent auction as an ...

Dzama draws upon a mix of influences—from childhood monsters, like the Wolfman and Dracula, to the work of artists like Marcel Duchamp, Francisco Goya, William Blake ... Germany (2011); Musée d’art ...

This Gothic marvel not only showcases architectural brilliance but is also home to art created by the legendary Francisco Goya. As your footsteps echo through ... guiding you to the Monastery of San ...

Italian street artist Greg Goya joins John Williams to talk about when he decided to become an artist, the type of art he ...

JS: Well, in some ways, this is an image that is an insult to life itself. But that’s not really because of the image. It’s ...