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April 7, 2025

Londonโ€™s Tate Modern To Open an Exhibit About the Life and Legacy of Frida Kahlo in 2026

The colorful works of Frida Kahlo continue to inspire many around the world to this day. Beyond her vibrant paintings, Kahlo was a complex woman who loved art from a young age and was committed to political activism and her community. Her circumstancesโ€”from her Indigenous roots to her disabilityโ€”resulted in one of the most honest and enthralling oeuvre's in art history.

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March 26, 2025

North Americaโ€™s First and Only Leonardo da Vinci Museum Is Coming to Colorado This Fall

Few artists gain the status and legacy necessary to warrant a permanent museum dedicated to their lives. Leonardo da Vinci, however, has not one but five museums around the world focused on his work as an artist and inventor. Now, a sixth can be added to that list, and itโ€™ll serve as the first and only da Vinci-specific museum in North America.

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March 20, 2025

530-Year-Old Sketch by Leonardo da Vinci Reveals Secret Passageways in Sforza Castle

Throughout the late 1400s, Leonardo da Vinci often visited Sforza Castle, nestled in what is now the heart of modern-day Milan, as a member of Duke Ludovico Sforzaโ€™s court. While there, da Vinci not only worked on a painting commissioned by the duke, but produced several sketches depicting the castleโ€™s layout and its intricate passage systems.

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