When you walk through the galleries of an art museum, it’s evident that the people responsible for all this — the artists, framers, conservators, curators, administrators and architects ...

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We often associate art with creation, admittedly a perfectly rational thought. We imagine the artist toiling away--dripping paint, molding clay, submerging animals in formaldehyde, whatever--until ...

Joan Miró set out to destroy painting . The Spaniard applied free association to the canvas with radical results.

Until a recent analysis of Pintura by Fundació Joan Miró, however, it was Freudian secret that the artist took to the grave. The small oil painting came into the Foundation’s collection in ...

This painting really was executed by Spanish artist Joan Miro, and in 2012 it sold at a Sotheby's auction for 23.56 million pounds (approximately $37 million).. Equating this painting, entitled ...

A painting by Joan Miro sold for $36.9 million at a London auction Tuesday. The Sotheby’s sale of Miro’s “Peinture (Etoile Bleue)” was an auction record for the late Spanish artist.

A PAINTING by Joan Miro has sold in London for £23.56 million ($36.6m), a record price for a work by the Spanish artist. Read Today's Paper Mind Games. The Australian Plus. Subscribe.

He wanted to return painting to first principles. But he was less interested in imposing those principles on you and me than in finding out for himself what they were and seeing where they might lead.

73 x 60 cm. (28.7 x 23.6 in.) This work has been authenticated by the ADOM (Association pour la Défense de l'oeuvre de Joan Miró). “Painting I” is the first of three expressive black, white and red ...

In 1927, Spanish artist Joan Miró declared, "I want to assassinate painting." Miró spent the next 10 years shattering and subverting the conventions of art through collage, construction and, yes ...