René Magritte

The Australian-born, Sweden-based, artist explains how puns, sex and doll furniture find a place in her work

Here are some unexpected pairings of historically significant and fresh, new works, available now through Artspace

Artspace's affordable gift guide for this holiday season.

From Phaidon's Vitamin 3D, the definitive guide to contemporary sculpture, we've chosen three artists—Berlinde de Bruyckere, Urs Fischer, and Kris Martin—whose disturbing and violent work ultimately makes for a hopeful future.

We’ve invited a few of Santa’s elves to take over Steal vs. Splurge, filling it out with twice the usual number of sure-to-impress finds to help you fulfill your holiday duties this year.

Artspace editor-in-chief Andrew M. Goldstein truffled up the finest examples of everyone's favorite old-fashioned medium at this year's fair.

Phaidon's new title Going Once is filled with record-breaking lots from Christie's auction house's 250 years of business. Here, we've chosen the most compelling and historically significant to showcase.

The wandering art patrons tell us about the works that got them excited at Paris's biggest art fair and surrounding environs.

Despite its status as one of the most widely cited and recognizable art movements to come out of the early 20th century, Surrealism remains (perhaps appropriately) something of an enigma to contemporary art viewers.

The Cologne native draws using only light and shadow for his series of new works based on the life of Edgar Allen Poe.

Trust us: you don't want to wind up in one of these 16th-century hellholes.

The British painter reveals the residence-renderers from Courbet to Ruscha that have inspired his singular style.

A new show at the Museum of Modern Art makes us reassess the Belgian artist and critical darling best known for mocking the authority of the art museum.

These mind-bending pieces show the diverse approaches artists have taken in order to realize their ideas in physical form.

Now in its third year, the successful newcomer will return to the shores of Lake Michigan this September with 106 international galleries in tow.

From the collages of the Cubists and the readymades of Duchamp to the assemblage works of today, humble materials have been transformed into stunning works of art throughout the last century.

The idiosyncratic art impresario's highly entertaining memoir spans the six spectacular months he spent running a Surrealist gallery in Beverley Hills in the late 1940s.