The Mexican artist Frida Kahlo was an incredible artist known for her vividly coloured self-portraits depicting death, identity and the human body in all its forms. While she may not have wanted to be considered a surrealist, Kahlo’s work often...
Image credit: Arteza Angela Yang, one of our March art profile subjects, was a shy four-year-old living in Coral Springs when she completed her first acrylic painting, and experienced the overwhelming urge to continue creating. From that point on, art...
Beaches, bathing suits and dance clubs definitely come to mind when you think of Miami. But for far more than a decade, this city has been granted the title of art hub to the world—and the enclave of Wynwood reigns...
They say love is all around us, but thanks to American pop artist Robert Indiana, “LOVE” appears on paper, in sculpture, and even on United States stamps. This preeminent artist was a notable figure in the 1960s, driving the development...
In 1991, a coup d’état took place in the Caribbean nation of Haiti, which led to marked destabilization. The coup led to the father of a toddler named Morel Doucet to be arrested, and compelled his family to obtain political...
What’s not to love about the icon Josephine Baker? She was a force of nature in the art and performance worlds during the 1920s and a trailblazer for black women and women of color everywhere. The American-born performer is most...
