The life, crime and extraordinary paintings of Richard Dadd, the Victorian artist who created intricate imaginary worlds during decades of confinement.
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The life, novels, essays and legacy of Carlos Fuentes, a central author of the Latin American Boom and winner of the Cervantes Prize.
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The life and legacy of Dante Alighieri, whose Divine Comedy transformed exile, politics, theology and vernacular Italian into a universal poetic journey.
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The life, prints and architectural imagination of Giovanni Battista Piranesi, who transformed ancient Rome and impossible prisons into modern visual experiences.
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The life and legacy of Marco Aurelio Denegri, the Peruvian writer and broadcaster who made demanding cultural conversation possible on television.
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The life and legacy of Keith Haring, whose radiant figures carried an immediate visual language from the New York subway into museums and social campaigns.
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The life, works and legacy of Edvard Munch, the Norwegian artist who transformed illness, desire, grief and anxiety into a modern visual language.
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The turbulent life, radical naturalism and enduring legacy of Caravaggio, the painter who transformed Baroque storytelling through light and human presence.
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The context and meaning of the April 2012 protest in Berlin when artists burned their own works to defend independent cultural spaces.
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