Introducing The Cabinet of Curiosities series: Inside the Strange Collections of Artists and Creatives When we think of artists, especially those whose work has entered the realm of global recognition, it’s natural to wonder where the public persona ends and the person begins. Is their eccentricity carefully constructed, or does it stem from genuine fascination and…
The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch is a painting steeped in mystery and symbolism. Dive into the fascinating interpretations of its surreal imagery, from musical scores etched on sinners to possible alchemical references, as we explore the meanings and unsolved mysteries of this iconic triptych.
Explore the rich history of woodblock printing, tracing its journey from a sacred Buddhist tool in ancient China, through Japan’s vibrant ukiyo-e prints, to its lasting influence on modern art and culture.
Step inside Damien Hirst’s private collection of skulls, taxidermy, and insects—a personal world where his fascination with death and decay blurs the line between his daily life and iconic works like the diamond-encrusted skull and butterfly kaleidoscope series.
In Family Portraits, we step away from the drama to explore the quieter moments of family life that supported and inspired famous artists like Leonora Carrington and Marc Chagall. Discover the intimate stories of motherhood, partnership, and family that shaped their art.
Pumpkins have been more than just a seasonal symbol—they’ve inspired artists throughout history. From Renaissance still lifes to contemporary pop art, explore how pumpkins have found their way into the hands of famous artists and learn about their significance in art history, just in time for National Pumpkin Day.
What is it like to be raised by a surrealist artist? Dive into Leonora Carrington’s world of art, motherhood, and magical stories, and learn how her surreal imagination shaped her family and continues to inspire today.
Uncover 10 iconic Mexican artworks that have defined and reflected Mexico’s cultural identity, from its indigenous roots to modern social struggles. These masterpieces offer insight into Mexico’s complex history and evolving identity.