For a long time, collage technique was present in the long list of human creative activities, but it was rarely considered an ...

Cubism, the twentieth century’s new revolutionary art formula, which the public was also to hoot at, was almost on its way in, though Picasso, who was to lead Cubism, didn’t know it yet.

Venerated today as a co-inventor of Cubism, which he developed in spirited competition with Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, Gris is widely celebrated for pioneering a new kind of art.

Pablo Picasso, born on Oct. 25, 1881, is best known for revolutionizing art as the co-founder of the Cubism movement. Take a look back at his prolific career as one of the most influential artists ...

cubism, surrealism—creating thousands of sculptures, drawings, copperplate etchings, ceramics, and paintings. Just as Albert Einstein envisioned gravitational ripples in the cosmos, Picasso saw ...

Collages, diversions of materials and geometrization of forms: cubism opened the way to abstraction. A revolution initiated by Picasso and Braque, which profoundly changed the course of the ...

Pablo Picasso, credited as the inventor of Cubism, was known to collect indigenous African art and sculptures, so it was natural he would take inspiration from them in his own work. At the end of ...

As a revolutionary artist, Pablo Picasso is without equal: he transformed modern art with his groundbreaking vision and fearless experimentation. Visitors to the Cleveland Museum of Art (CMA) are ...

(Mark Meszoros – The News-Herald) “The Picasso museum is so amazing that (with) the works in the single gallery on Cubism, you could teach an art-history class about Cubism,” she says.