Frames are finally back in the spotlight—call it bordercore. A new wave of contemporary art is reconsidering the frame as a central character, one that is surreal, sculptural, and symbolic.

But in the new installation on the third floor of the BCAM building, a small painted sculpture dated 1915 to 1917 stands on a pedestal between famous, powerhouse paintings by Henri Matisse (“Tea ...

Visitors stand in front of a portrait of Faure Gnassingbé, President of Togo, during the opening of American painter Kehinde Wiley's exhibition A Maze of Power in Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and ...

Artist Kehinde Wiley puts power in a new frame with paintings of African leaders American artist Kehinde Wiley unveiled a series of large-format portraits of African leaders in Morocco on Tuesday ...