Philip Guston painted a giant mural with artist Reuben Kadish in Mexico in 1934. It was unveiled after extensive restoration ...

In 1934, two young artists drove from Los Angeles in a beat-up car to Mexico, to create a powerful artwork about repression.

“Philip Guston Now,” which in its Boston ... his father committed suicide by hanging, a tragedy the artist confronted through images of dangling ropes. Guston’s lived experience and the ...

A monumental 1930s mural painted by Philip ... Guston's legacy, working with Mexico's culture ministry, partnered with architects and conservators to reverse damage to it. The wall painting ...

The only Mexican mural painted by Philip Guston ... While Guston is credited by the scholar Ellen Landau as “probably responsible for devising the key imagery” and painting the most ...

The mural was seen as so revolutionary that it was covered by a false wall only to be rediscovered and exhumed in 1973.