October 18 - 27 Fortezza da Basso in Florence Biennal, Maurizio Battifora exhibited several works of art depicting his pountillism technique.

The surrealistic nightmares of 15th-century painter Hieronymus Bosch continue to resonate with us. But do these scenes of Heaven and Hell emerge purely from the artist’s imagination and culture, or did he have a little help from a psychedelic friend?

Music: Enya -- Book of Days Jim Warren (born 1949) is a U.S. artist known for audio album and book cover artwork. He has worked in surrealistic fantasy since about 1969. A self-taught artist, Jim uses traditional oil paint and brushes on stretched canvas.

Emiliano Zapata was one of the leaders of the Mexican Revolution before he was assassinated in 1919, at 39. Many Mexicans still consider him a hero. “For us relatives, this denigrates the figure of our general painting him gay,” said Zapata González, adding that the family would sue the artist and t

Go behind the scenes of Chris DeRubeis' Abstract Sensualism® as the artist burns and chemically manipulates his reflective metal artwork.

The documentary film 'El Bosco, the garden of dreams', produced by LópezLiFilms and the Prado Museum, which this year commemorates the fifth centenary of the painter's death with a major exhibition entitled `El Bosco. La exposición del Centenario´.

Here’s how Leonardo Da Vinci brought the Mona Lisa to life. Leonardo tested in himself and in the cadaver how each muscle of the cheek could move the lips. Mona Lisa seems miraculously alive, conscious both of us and of herself.

This wide-reaching interview with David Hockney has been filmed especially for the exhibition: David Hockney: Current Displaying his characteristic wit, the artist himself provides critical insights into the experience of the exhibition and reflects on his working methods, his views on art and art...

Loving Vincent painting animators Polina Mavrikaki, Nikos Koniaris and Alexandra Bari created a large scale reproduction of Van Gogh's Wheatfield with Crows at the Animasyros festival, where the film also won the audience award!

Matisse was one of the most celebrated painters of the 20th century who, even in his own lifetime, enjoyed a level of popularity envied by other artists. But in 1941, after a near-fatal operation for cancer, he decided to give up painting and sought a new way of drawing in colour. Scissors replaced ...