Abstract Cubism subsequently transformed Modern Art and broke the formalities of classical paintings creating new forms of expression. We propose in this new times of the intercultural knowledge to see how was the Leadership of the cubism after the renaissance. African Mask so profoundly affected Pablo Picasso that it provided the creative works that shed all conventions and enabled him to lead the twentieth century of Western Art Movement. We show how was this influence and the symbiotic relationship with concepts of African Art and to create a new aesthetic language for an intercultural leadership. We will identify some keys that Leadership through Cubism offered due to the impact of the intercultural field. Revisiting the Cubism can help to understand better the Intercultural leadership.