David Shrigley

These pieces by David Shrigley, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Ai Weiwei and Keith Haring will enhance any home

'I know that you’re not supposed to match art to the sofa but. . . ' The noted New York floral designer chooses his favourite works from the Artspace archive

Laughter has been central to the cultural politics of movements including Dada, Surrealism and Situationism, and the practices of so many artists who defy categorization. Here are 6 works that prove humor really is the shortest distance between us

Take a look at the artworks that double as sturdy, high grade holdalls

Collecting the work of big-name artists doesn't have to break the bank. Prints offer an accessible way to participate in an artist's career. Here are 8 that are worth every penny.

Artspace's affordable gift guide for this holiday season.

Whether going on a job interview or out for a night on the town, Artspace is here to help style your outfit with the art world's ubiquitous accessory—the tote bag.

Featuring Carroll Dunham, Jenny Holzer, Jeff Koons, and more

And the breathtaking townhouses and historic buildings that house some of these private collections are in themselves worth the visit.

Dylan Kerr asks the rising British artist about his appreciation for pop culture and how he grew out of wanting to become a lawyer.

Curated by Artspace's Samantha Best, these works show artists working at the nexus of the humorous, the peculiar, and the humorously peculiar.

Here are a handful of stories worth spending some time this weekend delving into, gathered from across the web.

From a post-punk heroine who cut her teeth at Gagosian to a prescient painter of digital-inspired abstractions, these are the artist we'll be riveted by this month.

A chicken in a kilt? A chocolate Santa holding something... intimate? Sometimes art can be so hilariously surreal that all you can do is giggle and hug yourself tightly.