Few paintings have been as widely reproduced or parodied as The Scream. It appears in cartoons, Halloween costumes, emojis, even marketing campaigns. It has been stolen—twice. And yet, despite this cultural overexposure, the emotions conveyed in the painting resonate across time and cultures, making it a timeless reflection of the human condition.

Few paintings are as instantly recognisable—or as deeply surreal—as Salvador Dalí’s The Persistence of Memory. Created in 1931, this dreamlike landscape of melting clocks and barren cliffs bends the rules of time and space, challenging our perceptions of reality.

In this post, we’re diving deep into the fascinating life of Salvador Dalí, and how his artistic journey evolved over time.

Discover the art of Claude Monet and the Groundbreaking Techniques he used in his work that shaped the Impressionist Movement.

Explore Frida Kahlo's The Two Fridas, a masterpiece that captures identity, duality, and pain.

Explore the evolution of modern art from the groundbreaking art masters in art history to the contemporary artists of today.

The Bauhaus movement, born in the wake of World War I, reshaped the way the world viewed art, design, and craftsmanship. Founded in 1919...

Vincent van Gogh is one of those artists who, even if you don’t know much about art, you’ve probably heard of. His story is one of...