Pablo Picasso

The exhibition 'Still Life, Then and Now' will open during Frieze Week, with an opening reception scheduled for 14 October from 6 to 8.30pm.

‘Picasso. Propaganda y activismo político’ opens in Málaga. The exhibition brings together up to 130 pieces.

Robilant’s Frieze Masters presentation is scheduled for 14–18 October at Stand F4, The Regent’s Park.

The collaboration between Julio González and Pablo Picasso began in 1928 and was described as the true catalyst for González’s artistic maturity.

‘La historia no se repite, pero rima’ is in its final days of public access. The exhibition presents a previously unseen dialogue between Pablo Picasso’s ‘Guernica’ (1937) and Dumile Feni’s ‘African Guernica’ (1967).

The Mayor Gallery has lent numerous works to ‘In the Very Bowels of Changes: Surrealism and Antifascism’ at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, including works by Emmy Bridgwater and Kurt Seligmann.

The second-period display is titled 'With Picasso’s The Weeping Woman—A Path Through Intaglio.' Picasso’s 'The Weeping Woman' is mentioned, while 'Minotauromachy' is also included in the display.

The exhibition ‘Von Monet bis Picasso. Jüdische Kunstsammler:innen in Deutschland’ has opened and will be on view from 11 September 2026 through 29 March 2027.

The new season includes ‘Adventures in Shapesville,’ inspired by Elizabeth Murray’s ‘Do the Dance’; ‘The Tale of the Golden Egg,’ inspired by Constantin Brancusi’s ‘Bird in Space’; and ‘A Trip to Upside-Down World,’ inspired by Marc Chagall’s ‘I and the Villag

The Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum and Hiroshima Museum of Art have jointly planned the exhibition as their first special exhibition together.

The museum’s permanent route includes small focus exhibitions. Rocío Robles curated ‘Plaster Sculptures’.

The National Museum of Fine Arts has featured Diego Rivera’s ‘Composición con reloj’ in a #LaObraDelDía collection spotlight, identifying the oil painting as the only work by the Mexican muralist in its holdings.

Hannah Ryggen’s work will return in the second cycle of ‘La historia no se repite, pero rima’, an announced presentation that brings it into dialogue with Pablo Picasso and ‘Guernica’.

Europe’s autumn 2026 museum season will revisit canonical artists through encounters between works, ideas and biographies rather than straightforward celebration.

Miguel López-Remiro, artistic director of Museo Picasso Málaga, has named Pablo Picasso’s 1923 work ‘The Three Graces’ as a favourite work at the museum.