From Munch to Faith Ringgold: how "the scream" became art's ultimate expression of anxiety and rage.

Understanding the psychological depth of Bacon's portraits and the brutal honesty of his self-portraits.

What happens when an artist uses the image of a door? A door is no longer just a door.

An intimate look at Francis Bacon’s distorted yet deeply recognizable triptych of a friend.

Multi-panel paintings bridge past and present, connecting the profane with the sacred.

From obsession to bold expression, painters reflect on the power of color in their art.

An artist's journey through Venice and Paris, seeking inspiration for new "number paintings."

Insights and reflections on Francis Bacon’s late-career exhibition at the Centre Pompidou of Paris.

Guided art tour given by artist Rossella BLUE Mocerino at St. Agnes Library.

Ditch generic travel advice: build a memorable European itinerary around the art you love.

A personal end-of-year list of 50 artists, writers, and musicians who inspire creativity.

A personal art journey highlighting current exhibitions and gallery finds across both cities.

Exhibitions in London and Edinburgh revealing how the human figure simply defines art today.

Artists throughout history use the triptych format to create unity, narrative, and balance.

Discover how artists depict themselves, from Van Gogh to Kahlo and Cindy Sherman.

From messy rooms to open fields, see where legendary artists created their work.

A look inside museum vaults and why so many artworks are never on display.