From drawings and prints to collages and cutouts, Pablo Picasso liked to experiment. “Picasso and Paper” at the Cleveland Museum of Art is an opportunity to learn something new about the ...

Picasso, Braque and Gris learned new tricks from old masters of optical illusion. In the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s new show, they shatter modern art to pieces. By Jason Farago Paris, and the ...

Picasso’s sustained involvement with paper begins in earnest with the Cubist collages made in the teens. More than just a new ...

The life-size collage Frau bei der Toilette was one of the largest paintings in a Picasso retrospective in Munich in 1955. Photo by Georg Goebel/picture alliance via Getty Images.

Collage was invented by Georges Braque in September 1912. During a sojourn in the Provençal town of Sorgues, with his fellow pioneer of Cubism Pablo Picasso and their female companions, Braque noticed ...

I t’s Pablo-matic: Picasso According to Hannah Gadsby is the new, much contested exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum. I like the Brooklyn Museum. It’s had a crazy trajectory over its 125-year ...

Picasso’s use of captions in his sketches and cartoons, and later on his inclusion of newspaper clippings, ads and other forms of text in his collages, like 1913’s Still Life with the ...

If you were lucky enough to have had a teacher with an artistic bent or parents who wanted to keep you from watching TV or goofing around on the internet, it’s possible you created a collage ...

Also among the works loaned by Musée national Picasso-Paris is “Femmes à leur toilette (1937–38),” a massive collage of cut-and-pasted papers that most viewers will decide is the centerpiece.

In 2015, New York’s Museum of Modern Art mounted the first major retrospective of Pablo Picasso’s sculpture in a half-century, with over 100 pieces, from stylized ceramic heads to “found ...