The murals depict scenes from the pre-Columbian civilisations to the Spanish conquistadors, the Mexican Revolution and contemporary society. But none is as strange as the mural by Rivera now ...

The final episode explores the Mexican Revolution in the early part of the last century.

The engrossing ‘Diego Rivera’s America’ celebrates the Mexican maestro’s influence, but also shows his slide into political peril — and kitsch.

Frida and Diego Come Together at the Art Gallery of South Australia Works by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera appear side-by-side in a new exhibition exploring the pair’s many shared passions, from ...

In the wake of the country’s long and bloody revolution (1910-20), Mexican education minister José Vasconcelos tapped Rivera for a series of mural commissions in government buildings that were ...

Art & Exhibitions Australia’s Largest Exhibition Dedicated to Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera Tells the Intimate Story of the Iconic Mexican Duo Through Times of Profound Change The exhibition ...

Diego Rivera was one of 20th Century art's towering figures—the Mexican icon who brought mural art onto the world's biggest stages.

After Kahlo's death, her artwork, "The Tree of Hope Stands Firm," sold for $19,000. Her artistic reputation soared after her death, and she was named one of the finest Mexican artists of the ...