Pablo Picasso

  • Picasso's buried treasure

    Using X-rays and Silicon Valley technology, conservators have discovered a previously unknown painting behind the artist's "Rue de Montmartre."
    By Barbara Tannenbaum September 14, 2004

  • Rivals and revolutionaries

    "Matisse Picasso," the blockbuster show of the decade, shows us how two modern-art titans saw each other across 50 years of dazzling creative competition.
    By Stephanie Zacharek February 25, 2003

  • Voluptuous curves

    The curator of the "Erotic Picasso" show in Paris talks about why the artist's most ribald work probably won't come to the U.S.
    By Debra Ollivier May 10, 2001

  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2000
    By Joyce Millman September 20, 2000

  • Joel-Peter Witkin

    Is his darkly imaginative photography an intellectually camouflaged freak show or high art?
    By Cintra Wilson May 9, 2000

  • "Day of the Bees" by Thomas Sanchez

    A Picasso-like painter and his muse and model play out a tale of love and lust in occupied France.
    By Rachel King May 8, 2000

  • All this useful beauty

    The hottest art show in America is never better than Tom Cruise in his underwear. Wouldn't a nice Kate Spade handbag be so much more practical?
    By Sarah Vowell March 29, 2000

  • The trouble with the Whitneys

    Artwork that slams Rudy Giuliani's reaction to "Sensation" leads to a little dynastic squabble that may cause the family to withdraw its name -- and not-so-little fortune -- from the museum.
    By Frank Houston March 15, 2000

  • The North American intellectual tradition

    To hell with European philosophers: The breakthroughs of non-European thinkers are the 1960s' greatest legacy.
    By Camille Paglia March 4, 2000

  • Power Suits, Inc.

    Saul Obarzanek, tailor to the political stars, on Tipper, the nipper and presidential zippers. Plus: The Body's got a mouth.
    By Amy Reiter February 1, 2000

  • Gertrude and Alice

    When Alice B. Toklas met Gertrude Stein, she heard bells ring. They went on to have one of the happiest marriages of the 20th century.
    By Amy Benfer November 18, 1999

  • Hillary, Naomi, Susan and Rush. Sheesh!

    Clinton requires emergency intervention; Wolf's mind is amazingly slack; Faludi's "Stiffed" is a stiff. Meanwhile, Limbaugh brings a genuine intellectual service to American culture.
    By Camille Paglia November 17, 1999

  • Party pooper

    Tom Winkler ditched his dream job on "The Simpsons" to focus on feces full-time.
    By Jason Turbow November 13, 1999

  • "Surreal Lives" by Ruth Brandon

    A deliciously gossipy group biography of the surrealists.
    By Lawrence Osborne October 28, 1999

  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for
    Weekend, Oct. 15-17, 1999
    By Joyce Millman October 15, 1999

  • Paris, disguised

    I flew across an ocean to discover my lover wore a mask. But the city let me see through it.
    By Victoria L. Tilney September 17, 1999

  • Obits this week

    Robert J. Lapham, former president of Condé Nast; jazz composer and saxophonist Ernie Wilkins; Anne Sheafe Miller, the first patient saved by penicillin.
    June 12, 1999

  • Art for money's sake

    Chicago hosts the biggest fine art fair in America.
    By -- Mark Swartz May 11, 1999

  • The Awful Truth

    You want art? Look through the hole in the token, jiveasses
    By Cintra Wilson June 24, 1996
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