Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. What is the role of an artist in a time of international crisis? Are they bound to use their platform to speak up, either through ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “Genius: Picasso” is a telling title in how it orders those two words. Though last year’s debut season of the National Geographic ...

Emmy-nominated cinematographer Mathias Herndl came up with some visual tricks to conceptualize "Picasso" (starring Emmy contender Antonio Banderas). After visualizing Einstein’s theory of relativity ...

Alex Rich (GLOW, True Detective) has been tapped as a lead, sharing the title role of Pablo Picasso with Antonio Banderas in the second season of National Geographic’s anthology series Genius. In ...

One, perhaps not unreasonable, criticism of Genius: Picasso – indeed, a critique of Genius in general, or at least of its premise – could be that it’s too concerned with the great man theory. The ...

Picasso had two wives, four children and countless mistresses. In the last group was Françoise Gilot (played, in the series, by a scene-stealing Clémence Poésy). An artist herself, she left Picasso ...

"Genius: Picasso" stars Banderas and Alex Rich on figuring out how to play an artist who was respected and powerful — but also very cruel. Antonio Banderas is a natural to play Pablo Picasso: They ...

Antonio Banderas’ Emmy-nominated portrayal of Pablo Picasso is a prime example of how to best play a famous figure on screen—a process that requires both internal and external transformation. National ...

Painter Pablo Picasso will be the subject of National Geographic’s second season of Genius, a subject described by exec producer Ron Howard as enigmatic, “tremendously fascinating and inspiring.” ...

National Geographic follows its Albert Einstein installment of 'Genius' with a cliche-ridden look at Pablo Picasso (played by Antonio Banderas), his pronouncements about art and the women who inspired ...

What is the role of an artist in a time of international crisis? Are they bound to use their platform to speak up, either through their work or other means? Or should they remain silent, stuck in ...