Edgar Zepeda Diaz is redefining traditional portraiture—one strand of broom grass at a time, per mymodernmet.com. Instead of paintbrushes, the...
Ameh Egwu’s subjects are clearly men as is discernible from their physiognomy but peer as close as you want you cannot make out their facial features. The obscured facial features heighten that sense of the taboo because unable to discern their features, the men seem to be hiding albeit in plain sight.
A treasure trove of 20th-century masterpieces has been unlocked for public use as works by art titans Frida Kahlo, Henri...
