Bjarne Melgaard

Artspace’s Loney Abrams speaks with Red Bull Arts New York's program manager, Max Wolf, about Red Bull’s relationship with the art world and how the art world can stand to benefit from it.

Artspace editor-in-chief Andrew M. Goldstein scoured this year's edition of the fair in search of the most interesting or otherwise relevant pieces, and here's what he found.

Follow these emerging dogs on Instagram for the inside scoop on the New York art scene, and because why wouldn't you.

From Norway's fastest-rising young painter to a perennially risqué master of provocation, here are some of the region's stars.

The past few years have seen a marked uptick in the number of artworks featuring live animals, even as Seaworld and the Ringling Bros. phase out their critter performers—what gives?

From Rrose Sélavy, Marcel Duchamp's feminine pseudonym, to the mysterious Bernadette Corporation, here's a guide to the personae that artists and dealers have adopted when they go undercover.

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.

With the public now streaming into the much-discussed exhibition, here are a few of the artworks everyone is going to be talking about—or at least should be.

We take a look at the startling, intricately referential work of the rising Norwegian art star, whose power to shock has made him his country's most famous artist since Munch.