Anny Shaw

Anny Shaw “Iconic”, I have been told by countless editors, is a word that should never be used to describe an artist, but Frida Kahlo is a rightly venerated exception to that rule.

With so few of Frida Kahlo’s paintings on show at the blockbuster Tate Modern exhibition, visitors might feel short-changed, writes Anny Shaw

This retrospective of the Cuban-American artist is a revelation

As the EU AI Act enters its next phase, Anny Shaw argues that the biggest disruption will be in how creative work is appreciated, not how it's made

Eponymous founder says she is winding up "while the programme and finances are still intact"

Anny Shaw August is when the art world's movers and shakers decamp to yachts and the Balearics, leaving London's museums and galleries in a summer lull.

An A-Z of organisations and individuals that offer professional services to artists beyond traditional gallery representation

New research links widening wealth inequality to the market’s growing reliance on ultra-rich collectors

Few in Britain are likely to know the name Emma Reyes. In her native Colombia, however, she is celebrated as much for an extraordinary life — dramatised

Few in Britain are likely to know the name Emma Reyes. In her native Colombia, however, she is celebrated as much for an extraordinary life — dramatised in a 15-part television series — as for her paintings and storytelling, which earned her the name “mama grande” among Latin American artists and writers living in France, where she settled during the early 1960s.