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Cuban Art

Lázaro Saavedra, El Sagrado Corazón.

What Does It Take For Cuban Art To Reach U.S. Soil?

Cuban art can be loaned to the U.S., it just has to go through Europe.
By Guelda Voien
Retired electrician Pierre Le Guennec harbored a collection of 271 works by Pablo Picasso, the French newspaper Liberation reported today. Picasso's heir, Claude Picasso, who filled a complaint, dismissed Le Guennec's claim that he could have received the paintings as gifts, telling Liberation that his father would not have given such a quantity of works to anyone, after Le Guennec told he had been given the works as presents, either by Picasso's wife or from the artist himself. AFP PHOTO VALERY HACHE (Photo credit should read )

Picasso’s Handyman Claims Hidden Hoard Were Gifts, Ai Weiwei Lashes Out During Talk

Pierre Le Guennec is now saying that Jacqueline Picasso asked him to have 15-17 trash bags filled with art as a gift.
By Alanna Martinez
The Art Southhampton tent in Bridgehampton, New York.

Buying Art at the Beach: What You Need to Know About the Hamptons’ Fair Scene

A breakdown of art fairs hitting the Hamptons this summer.
By Alanna Martinez
A view of Tree, Paul Mc Carthy's monumental artwork at Place Vendome in 2014 in Paris. The sculpture, and the artist, were both attacked by vandals who opposed the artwork's strong resemblance to a sex toy. (Photo by Chesnot/Getty Images)

Sex Toy ‘Tree’ Heads to LA Fair, Museum Puts ‘Races of Mankind’ Back on View—and More

By Alanna Martinez
José Ángel Vincench’s Exile, (2012). (Photo: Bronx Museum of the Arts)

The Bronx Museum Looks at Cuban Art in a New Era of US-Cuba Relations

By Sara Roffino
El Museo del Barrio executive director Jorge Daniel Veneciano. (Photo by D Dipasupil/Getty Images)

El Museo del Barrio’s Director On What Restored US-Cuba Relations Mean For Museums

By Alanna Martinez
Armando Mariño, <em>La Patera / The Raft</em>, 2002. (Courtesy the Farber Collection)

Leading US Collector of Cuban Art Predicts Gold Rush in Nation’s Contemporary Work

By Nate Freeman
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