Catherine Opie

‘Artspace’s editions quality is superb,’ says the art market expert who admires them so much he bought a couple. Here he highlights a selection he thinks you should invest in.

'The subject for this etching came from a feeling that I had on the walk to the studio - a kind of awareness of the outside and inside.'

Artspace’s highly-regarded edition program is showcased at a special exhibition to celebrate Phaidon's 100th anniversary

How her market looked in 2022, the exhibitions and group shows, the institutional firsts, what the critics said and a very limited Artspace edition

How her market looked in 2022, the exhibitions and group shows, the institutional firsts, what the critics said and a very limited Artspace edition

These seven artworks combine formal beauty with forthright political positions

Is it time to address the gender bias on your wall? Dana Schutz, Mickalene Thomas, Cecily Brown, Jenny Saville, Camille Henrot and Catherine Opie are among the protagonists in these incredibly diverse studies of the human form

Using photography, fabric, digital media, and paint, these great women artists make and break the bounds of geometry in your home

Rekindle an appreciation of playfulness among your loved-ones with these gifts

The man behind this deeply manly artist picks out his favorite works from the Artspace treasure trove

To mark our first decade we look back at some of the nonprofits and charities we've worked with who make the world better for all

The limited edition photograph is available to buy now at Artspace

With her two new Phaidon and Artspace editions the fine art photographer is asking us to 'Slow down and allow the quietness to seep into us'

The author, urban studies professor, and photography expert picks her favorite pieces by Carrie Mae Weems, Catherine Opie, and Candida Höfer from the Artspace archive and offers a little insight into why they're a good buy

We noticed that there are a ton of group shows on view in New York at the moment. Here are six worth seeing this Spring.

John Baldessari, Eric Fischl, Ann Hamilton, Jeff Koons, Glenn Ligon, Catherine Opie, and Hank Willis Thomas are our tour guides at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

If there's one thing that suggests an artist's market value is quickly on the rise, it's the inclusion of their work into a museum's collection. Here we've put together a collection of works made by artists that the MoMA acquired in the past year.

These works from Phaidon’s The 21st Century Art Book are some of the shining new examples of the photo as fine art.

On the occasion of his diaristic show "30/130: Thirty Years of Books and Catalogs, etc." at White Columns, the longtime art writer, editor and curator reflects on the fast-changing field of art publishing.

On the occasion of Phaidon's new book Body of Art, the American photographer known for her riveting self-portraits and depictions of the LGBT community talks about the historical and contemporary artworks that have inspired her.

From Stanya Kahn to Jayson Musson, artists are gaining traction with work that bridges joke-filled routines with attention to the cannon and old-fashioned criticality. Chloe Wyman investigates.

We spoke to the independent curator about his new book charting the different strategies photographers use to address architecture today.

From a timely monograph on British sculptor Anthony Caro to a fresh history of American collectors of the Dutch Golden Age, here are some books to cozy up with this autumn season.

From godfathers of the Los Angeles art scene like Ed Ruscha to rising stars like Liz Craft, these are a few artists from the left coast that you should become acquainted with.

From the hallowed halls of the New England ivies to the progressive art-tech centers on the West Coast, these are the top grad programs for artists-to-be.

Find out where to catch the must-see shows in the sprawling metropolis, from the newest Downtown nonprofit to the gleaming spaces in Culver City and the fading charm of Chinatown.