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• Wangechi Mutu – ‘Working with prints is a kind of archaeography. It's my way to conjure something from the past that can tell me something'
• Dana Schutz's Really Great Year
• Ugo Rondinone's Really Great Year
• Sanya Kantarovsky's Really Great Year
• Celeste Dupuy-Spencer's Really Great Year
• Samara Scott's Really Great Year
• Camille Henrot's Really Great Year
• Mickalene Thomas's Really Great Year
• Loie Hollowell's Really Great Year
• Cecily Brown's Really Great Year
• Ugo Rondinone, the AIDS crisis, and his mystic creativity
• Is that really Wangechi Mutu in the new Marilyn Minter Artspace edition?
• Cheryl Humphreys - ‘I've always been interested in color. Color is vibration in the same way sound is’
• Seol Kwon ‘My earliest creations were female faces, my way of trying to manifest a reflection of myself not visible in the world around me’
• William Kentridge creates limited edition hand-embellished print with Artspace and The Broad art museum
• Christina Burns of Rome Pays Off tells us about the company's new Tom Wesselmann apparel, stationery, puzzles, and bags
• Hilary Pecis - 'I think of painting as an endurance activity, a series of small movements that add up to a finished piece'
• IFPDA Print Fair Preview - An Interview with Gemini G.E.L. at Joni Moisant Weyl
• IFPDA Print Fair Preview - An Interview with BORCH Editions
• IFPDA Print Fair Preview - An Interview with The LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Studies
• IFPDA Print Fair Preview - An Interview with Tandem Press
• Rashid Johnson announces new edition, Little Boat, 2022
• Marcel Dzama on Art, Life & Everything In Between
• Boo Saville: 'I want to create an experience where you are hit in the eyeballs with intensity'
• Rashid Johnson on Art, Life & Everything In Between
• The story behind Jeff Wall’s Fortified Door
• Katherine Bernhardt tells us about her work in our new Greenpeace edition set
• The story behind Stephen Shore's July 22nd, 1969, edition
• Hang This and Take a Stand!
• Jenny Holzer on Art, Life & Everything In Between
• The story behind Nedko Solakov’s Fear #999
• Ed Ruscha on Art, Life & Everything In Between
• The Female Gaze: Women Artists on the Male and Female Form
• The new Ugo Rondinone edition that melts the gender divide
• The story behind The Worshipper by Luc Tuymans
• Henry Taylor on Art, Life & Everything In Between
• The story behind Nan Goldin’s Valérie in the Taxi, Paris, 2001
• Bharti Kher’s monumental maternal figure goes on show in Manhattan
• William Kentridge on Art, Life & Everything In Between
• Steven Klein on Art, Life & Everything In Between
• Spice up or streamline your living space with these desirable designs
• Meet the woman behind a very special new Henry Gunderson limited edition scarf
• Sarah Sze on Art, Life & Everything In Between
• Marilyn Minter on Art, Life & Everything In Between
• Harland Miller on Art, Life & Everything In Between
• Ugo Rondinone on Art, Life & Everything In Between
• 10 surprisingly affordable high-flex works
• Wangechi Mutu on Art, Life & Everything In Between
• Female forms - shape making among great women artists
• Toiletpaper 's new outdoors range is set to make this a surreal summer
• Catherine Mead's images of 'the unexpected beauty that surrounds us'
• John M Armleder and Kenny Scharf launch new swimwear with Vilebrequin
• 6 insights to bring you closer to the art of rising star Sanya Kantarovsky as he launches new edition, Little Vera, 2022
• The Artspace Group Show: Interiors
• Nicole Gelinas - 'I want my work to remind you of a place, a headspace, or a feeling that you have experienced in the past'
• Collect with Confidence - Personal Taste
• Art & Style For Home - The best Artspace design objects for your tabletop
• Naomi Vona - 'I like to imagine that I have an imaginary portal that transports me into the past every time I desire'
• Art & Style For Home - From Skatepark to SoHo Gallery, The Best Boards on Artspace
• David Ondaatje - 'I could photograph waves all day long. I’m just happier near water'
• PRIME FOCUS - Rosa-Johan Uddoh
• In Demand on Artspace - ALEX KATZ
• Come on in, the water's lovely
• It’s time to apply your love of art everywhere you go
• How Steven Evans turned two disco classics into one timeless neon work
• PRIME FOCUS - Samara Scott
• Find your ideal match among these wedding-themed works
• Art & Style For Home - The best Artspace design objects and sculptures chosen by interior designers, artists and graphic designers
• Seven winning works of sports art
• Loie Hollowell: 'I was thinking about how this painting would actually function if I was trying to regain consciousness, and absorb color through a new brain space'
• Take the scenic route to some great landscape photography
• Why Sanya Kantarovsky wants his paintings to pull you in
• ANATOMY OF AN ARTWORK – Dry Cell, 1988 by Jean-Michel Basquiat
• Browse the best of Frieze on Artspace
• Artspace and Phaidon launch Prime - Art's Next Generation at MATCHESFASHION
• PRIME FOCUS - Marianna Simnett
• Jean Jullien: I want ‘to recreate the essence of something that made us happy when we were children’
• PRIME FOCUS - Munem Wasif
• PRIME FOCUS - Tony Albert
• PRIME FOCUS - Miriam Laura Leonardi
• PRIME FOCUS - Andrés Pereira Paz
• PRIME FOCUS - Sofia Gallisa Muriente
• PRIME FOCUS - Marilyn Boror Bor
• PRIME FOCUS - Magnhild Øen Nordahl
• PRIME FOCUS - Rayyane Tabet
• PRIME FOCUS - Jesse Mockrin
• 8 solid choices for your first sculpture buy
• PRIME FOCUS - Jill Mulleady
• PRIME FOCUS - Evan Ifekoya
• PRIME FOCUS - Christina Quarles
• PRIME FOCUS - Caroline Walker
• PRIME FOCUS - Sara Morawetz
• PRIME FOCUS - Sebastian Mejia
• PRIME FOCUS - Buhlebezwe Siwani
• PRIME FOCUS - Harold Ancart
• PRIME FOCUS - Benjamin Ossa
• PRIME FOCUS - Marguerite Humeau
• PRIME FOCUS - Daniel Crews-Chubb
• PRIME FOCUS - Reginald Sylvester II
• Minimalist masterpieces without a maximalist price tag
• Art for Earth Day
• Doron Langberg on the love that inspired his new edition
• Cut and Paste - A Close Look at Collage
• The Artspace Group Show: Celestial Bodies
• The Artspace Group Show: Dance
• The Artspace Art for Life interview with Danda Jaroljmek
• ANATOMY OF AN ARTWORK Untitled (I Shop Therefore I Am) 1987/ 2019 by Barbara Kruger
• Art with a Tale to Tell
• ANATOMY OF AN ARTWORK Infinity Mirrored Room – The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away by Yayoi Kusama
• Magnum Paris Director Samantha McCoy guides you through her favorite Magnum photos on Artspace
• Why Doron Langberg wants to make queerness ‘casual’
• Ross Craig – 'There’s a sort of affirmation when someone picks your image. It’s not just me that likes it, it’s other people'
• ANATOMY OF AN ARTWORK Pixel Forest Transformer, 2016 by Pipilotti Rist
• The Artspace Group Show: Ukrainian Art
• Matthew López-Jensen – ‘‘When I’m walking in the landscape I compose pictures in something that feels close to a dream state"
• Christopher LaGuardia - The Art for Home Interview
• Camille Henrot wows Frieze LA
• ANATOMY OF AN ARTWORK The Red Studio, 1911 by Henri Matisse
• Stay on point with Prime: Art’s Next Generation
• Nicolas Party launches debut Artspace woodcut edition
• ANATOMY OF AN ARTWORK Head VI, 1949 by Francis Bacon
• Carmen Herrera - 1915-2022
• Take a look at Phaidon's new season art books
• ANATOMY OF AN ARTWORK American People Series #20: Die, 1967 by Faith Ringgold
• Looking at the logic in David Byrne’s new show
• Pull up to my bumper baby!
• A contemporary take on classical mythology
• New KAWS London Serpentine show set to be the most visited art exhibition ever
• David Byrne is releasing an edition with Artspace and Phaidon
• 'An image rained into a space' – Samara Scott on her new Artspace Edition
• The Artspace Group Show: Water
• 2021 - A Year of Giving Generously
• Collecting in 2021
• The Artspace End of Year Quiz
• ANATOMY OF AN ARTWORK Le Rodeur: The Pulley, 2017 by Lubaina Himid
• Ferren Gipson describes how she created The Ultimate Art Museum
• Remembering Lawrence Weiner
• Mickalene Thomas releases two new Phaidon Artspace Editions
• The Artspace Art for Life Interview with Barry Schwabsky
• Tillie Burden – 'I make objects in glass to present another perspective, to express the material as a sculptural medium'
• Nicolas Party smashes auction record
• The 2021 Holiday Collection - PLAY
• The 2021 Holiday Collection - LOUNGE
• The 2021 Holiday Collection - ADORN
• The 2021 Holiday Collection - DINE
• The 2021 Holiday Collection - CELEBRATE
• Salman Toor on Unquestioning Love
• Lisa Yuskavage on Unquestioning Love
• The Haas Brothers on Unquestioning Love
• Sarah Sze on Unquestioning Love
• Elmgreen & Dragset on Unquestioning Love
• Trevor Paglen on Unquestioning Love
• 5 Smart Pieces to Bid on in Our Remastered Auction
• Cosimo Cavallaro – ‘Art is not what I control but rather what I discover’
• Lewis Miller - The Art For Home Interview
• Lewis Miller on His First Ever Flower Flash Limited Edition
• Laura Currie of Prospect Picks Ten Editions and Objects to Mark Ten Years of Artspace
• Cig Harvey - The Art For Home Interview
• Shawn Henderson – The Art For Home Interview
• The story behind Miss Spring and Yoshitomo Nara’s artistic reawakening
• Cindy Rachofsky – 'We were the model for what so many do today in the art world'
• Look Inside The New York City AIDS Memorial Auction
• What to expect from Frieze London
• Ten OMR Prints to Mark Ten Years of Artspace
• Ten art world influencers who helped us see things differently
• Durk Dehner, President of Tom of Finland Foundation – The Art for Home Interview
• Ten Great Choices by Ten Great Tastemakers
• Bill Claps - ‘I hope the images make people feel the power of nature, and help them realize we are a small part of it, not the center’
• Ten Gemini G.E.L. Prints to Mark Ten Years Of Artspace
• Wise Words From Ten Artworld Insiders
• Ten Great Causes Over Ten Great Years
• Ten great insights from ten great artists who made Artspace editions
• Paul Gulati of Universal Design Studio – The Art for Home Interview
• Jim Hodges describes his new Phaidon/ Artspace edition and the processes by which his work unfolds
• Helen Thompson – The Art For Home Interview
• Serge Hamad - 'I always felt that I could speak out in a deeper sense when using photography'
• James Crump – The Art for Home Interview
• John Folchi – 'Among my earliest childhood memories is one of an aesthetic response to the beauty of clouds’
• Sandra Platas Hernández - 'I find the beauty in every little thing that surrounds me'
• Putnam & Putnam Unveil Limited Edition Floral Prints
• S.K.Sahni – 'An artist creates work first for himself but sharing it with others to awaken their inner self is equally important'
• Orit Fuchs – ‘I come to the studio six days a week - and start dreaming!'
• Drew Doggett – 'I select subjects that are extraordinary to share the world’s beauty'
• Alberto González Vivo – 'I think if the work has the desired effect on me, it will have that effect on others'
• 5 things to look out for in the Celeste Dupuy-Spencer edition
• Lindsay August-Salazar – “Art has the capacity to expand my deeper drive and interest in human expression'
• Colleen Blackard - 'From an early age I found it easier to communicate with gestures and pictures than with words'
• Bepi Ghiotti - 'An artwork is never still although what it represents might seem like it is'
• Catherine Opie tells us how she shot this powerful photograph at the first ever women's march
• Rey Zorro - 'When we went on holiday we’d put chairs on the beach to look for UFOs in the night sky. This was normal at home; we never spoke about it as being ‘out of this world’
• Meet the people behind Assembly - a new kind of gallery
• The Artspace Art for Life Interview with Adam Clayton
• "We have an opportunity to not just 'return to normal' but to create a new normal" – Glennda Testone
• ‘My interests include the relationship of one’s self to the world, surrealism and mystery’ - Garrett Chingery
• ‘It takes a lot of energy to tap into whatever is trapped inside the material - the process is like a releasing a spirit’ – Jerry The Marble Faun
• 'I am most inspired by those weird transitional moments or in-between states where things undergo metamorphosis' - Anthony Goicolea
• 'Unhappy and happy flow back and forth like a tide making art. I’m working to be OK with that' – TM Davy
• ‘I’m most comfortable in that state of unknowing - is it real or imagined?’ - William Eric Brown
• 'I was really trying to paint what it feels like to be living in the fall of human civilization' - Celeste Dupuy-Spencer on her powerful new Artspace edition
• Maxi Cohen - "I find being in water - lakes, rivers, ocean, hot springs - is where I am most creative, where I sink into deep connection with myself"
• Our pick of Phaidon's new art and photography books for fall 2021
• Catherine Opie - 'With these photos, I'm asking us to contemplate, quite honestly, what’s happening to our world'
• Devin Troy Strother describes his new Artspace and Free Arts NYC edition - ‘It’s similar to just growing as a black person; gotta code switch, and juggle all type situations’
• MOCA LA Director Klaus Biesenbach on his hit Zoom studio visits and the Artspace artist editions that resulted from them
• Free Arts NYC founder Liz Hopfan talks about her work and the new Artspace edition with Devin Troy Strother
• Huma Bhabha describes her new Artspace and MOCA LA print and explains how classical statuary, sci-fi and taxidermy all inform her art
• Jade Montserrat - Why I Draw
• Jona Frank - The Art for Home Interview
• Jonas Wood breaks auction record at Christie's
• ‘I attribute a lot of value and care to editions, and I really enjoy making them’ – Camille Henrot releases new print, Mother Tongue, with Artspace and MOCA LA
• ‘Artists need this kind of environment more than ever’ - Skowhegan’s Katie Sonnenborn and Sarah Workneh on the art school’s 75th anniversary
• 'I have been chasing that golden hour ever since’ - Christina Quarles talks about her new Artspace & Phaidon edition with Skowhegan
• The Artspace Art for Life Interview with Pilar Corrias
• Tania Kovats - Why I Draw
• World Exclusive: ‘I’ve never done a black painting as a print before and they’re such an important body of work for me.’ Cecily Brown talks about her debut Phaidon/ Artspace edition
• The Artspace Art for Life Interview with John Pawson
• Emily Bills - The Art for Home Interview
• Emma Talbot - Why I Draw
• James Huniford - The Art for Home Interview
• Kyle Thurman - Why I Draw
• The Artspace Art for Life Interview with Valeria Napoleone
• Charmaine Watkiss - Why I Draw
• Matthew Patrick Smyth – The Art for Home Interview
• John Wood and Paul Harrison - Why We Draw
• Six Works for the Chinese New Year
• Martin Wilner - Why I Draw
• Christina Quarles - Why I Draw
• Nathaniel Mary Quinn - Why I Draw
• Mauro Giaconi - Why I Draw
• Anton Kannemeyer - Why I Draw
• Rachel Goodyear - Why I Draw
• Pale and Interesting? No! These Works are White Hot. . .
• 2020 Vision
• Minnie Muse Debuts New Consumerism Ashore Series
• Spring Studios and Artspace Team up to Offer Lockdown Photography Shot at Home
• INTERVIEW: Adam Pendleton on the Impulse to Transform and Transfigure, Why Errors Make the Image Worth Looking at and How You Should Hang his New Artspace Edition
• The Art of Giving
• Red Hot founder John Carlin Talks About AIDS, the Art World of the 80s and Reimagining David Wojnarowicz and Jenny Holzer's Iconic T-shirts for a New Age
• Derrick Adams Just Launched Some Very Cool Swimwear With Vilebrequin
• The Artspace Group Show: Mothers
• The Artspace Group Show: Youth
• Color Coordinated
• The Artspace Group Show: Winter
• The Artspace Group Show: The Moon
• Get To Know Simone Leigh, The Artist Representing America in Venice in 2022
• Rhinestones, Sequins, Paint, Photography and Linocuts - 5 Great Pieces on Women's Equality Day
• 10 Questions for Met Museum Director Max Hollein
• INTERVIEW: Genesis Tramaine on Her New Artspace and NYFA Limited Edition Print, Black Woman University
• UNTITLED, ART's Jeffrey Lawson and Manuela Mozo on How This Year's Fair Went High-Tech
• What to Say About Your New Cecily Brown Print
• What to Say About Your New Robert Longo Print
• INTERVIEW: Jessica Stockholder On Fiction, Fantasy And Illusion
• Jeff Koons on Desire, Beauty, the Vastness of the Universe, and the Intimacy of Right Here, Right Now
• INTERVIEW: Sarah Sze on the Changing Pace of Time and Space, the Ebb and Flow of Information, and How all Art is Essentially Sculpture
• INTERVIEW: Chris Levine on Photographing The Queen, Naomi Campbell and The Dalai Lama
• Elizabeth Peyton's Lockdown Listening
• Wilhelm Sasnal's Lockdown Listening
• 10 Artspace Artworks We Chose For Our Zoom Backdrops
• What these contemporary, modern and conceptual artists do with woodcuts is wonderful
• Eric Fischl on Art School, 80s New York, and His New Artspace Limited Edition Print
• Interview: Eric Fischl on His New Artspace Limited Edition Print and His Steps to Becoming an Artist
• Interview: Eric Fischl on His New Artspace Limited Edition Print
• Art for the In Crowd - 8 Artworks Depicting The Great Indoors
• Art History In Action: 7 Contemporary Artworks That Reference The Revered
• What to Say About Your New KAWS Print (or Sculpture or Silkscreen)
• The Power of Green: Get ready to Go With 10 Artworks That Calm The Senses And Signal a Rebirth
• What to Say About Your New Frank Stella Print
• These Artworks Will Soothe You In Tough Times
• Amazing Artists Who Worked Best in Isolation
• How To Use Art Theory To Curate Your Collection
• Artist Jean-Michel Othoniel Picks Some of his Favorite Works on Artspace
• What to Say About Your New Jenny Holzer Print (or LED or Skateboard. . . )
• The Power of Red: 10 Works With the Potential to Stop Traffic
• How Elizabeth Dee Made Independent a Very Different Kind of Art Fair
• If You Like Bruce Nauman, You'll Love These 8 Artists
• What to Say About Your New David Salle Print
• What to Say About Your New Nan Goldin Print
• What to Say About Your New Katherine Bernhardt Print
• "What I'd Buy This January '20": Artspace's Advisor Shares the Artworks in Her Cart
• 'He wasn’t being coherent, but this didn’t interfere with the carnival of affection that surrounded him' Art Critic Calvin Tomkins on Cattelan, Christo and Hirst
• What to Say About Your New JR Print
• Educate, Encourage, Dream: Soviet Graphics from the Space Age
• The 13 Must-Read Artist Interviews of 2019
• 5 Times Nature Won Over Art: Natural Disasters and Culture
• In Conversation: Performance Artist Lili Reynaud-Dewar and Elisabeth Lebovici on Dance, Art and the Institution
• 7 Pieces of Banana Art that were Better than the One at Art Basel Miami Beach
• Dieter Rams 101: The Legendary Designer's 15 Golden Rules for "As Little Design as Possible"
• 5 Reasons to Collect KAWS's Ceramic Plate Set
• What Makes Geometric Abstraction So Exciting?
• Video: A Studio Visit With Maya Lin
• 11 Documentaries About Women Artists To Stream Right Now
• Critic Calvin Tomkins on Vija Celmins (And Her Cat)
• A 101 Guide to the Work of Cecily Brown: Remixer of the Renaissance
• "What I'd Buy This November '19": Artspace's Advisor Shares the Artworks in Her Cart
• Shattering the Glass Ceiling: 6 Artists Who Transformed Glassmaking From A Craft to A Fine Art
• Straight From the Studio: Meet Tomer Alexander
• A 101 Guide to the Work of Bharti Kher: A Cultural Alchemist
• A Symbolism Guide To the Spooky World of Dutch Still-Lives
• A 101 Guide To The Work of Dana Schutz: Translator of the Human Condition
• Cecilia Vicuña on Invisible Art, Solidarity, and "Not Belonging"
• A 101 Guide to the Work of Catherine Opie: Queer Photography Icon
• "What I'd Buy This October '19": Artspace's Advisor Shares the Artworks in Her Cart
• "You Hit Me With a Flower": 5 Reasons to Collect Gary Hume's "Vicious"
• A Q&A with Candida Höfer: A Great Woman Artist
• What is Neo-Geo and How Is Jeff Koons Involved in the Movement?
• Great Women Artists: The 400 Most Important Female Artists Over the Last 500 Years
• Beyond the Figure: 8 Anatomical Artworks that Peer Inside the Human Body
• The Top 8 African Galleries To Watch
• The Top 7 Places To Experience Video Art
• 10 Contemporary Erotic Artworks From Some of Today's Most-Known Artists
• 8 of the Most Shocking Artworks Throughout History
• Eww! 7 of the Grossest Contemporary Artworks
• A Q&A With Emily Hoerdemann: California's Dreamiest Artist
• 12 Must-See Art Galleries in Washington, DC
• Where to Buy Fine Art Prints by Famous Artists: 7 Printing Presses to Know
• No, Susan,That’s Not A Pile of Garbage; A 101 Guide To Appreciating Arte Povera
• What Is Abject Art? (Tell Me That's Not What I Think It Is...)
• 7 Cutting-Edge Voices in Contemporary Jewelry
• 5 Reasons to Collect Marta Minujín, "Argentina's Andy Warhol"—And See Her Show at the New Museum
• 8 Never-Before-Seen Ephemera from North Korea Show the Hauntingly Beautiful Graphic Designs of Dictatorship
• "What I'd Buy This August '19": Artspace's Advisor Shares the Artworks in Her Cart
• The Other Art History: 7 Women of Minimalism
• Escape from New York: 8 Hudson Valley Art Galleries to Visit via Train
• 6 Reasons to Collect Ida Ekblad, Norway's Fastest Rising Art Star
• Four Questions for Collage Artist Charles Wilkin
• Renaissance Porn: A Brief History of the European Erotic Nude
• 2019 Summer Reading: 10 Biographies for Art Lovers
• Want to Laugh at Some Paintings? Here Are 6 Super Ugly Medieval Dogs
• “None of Us Are Free Unless We’re All Free:” The Curators of "Art After Stonewall, 1969-1989" in Conversation
• 7 Times John Singleton Copley Didn't Understand How Bodies Worked
• Gilliam, Richter, Schutz, & More: 8 Prints to Invest In
• AIDS, Homophobia, History, and the NEA: How Funding for the Arts Is a Humanitarian Issue
• Why Is It On The Floor?: A 101 Guide To Appreciating Art You Might Step On
• "Hidden in Plain Sight": Nari Ward in Conversation with Lowery Stokes Sims About His Exhibition at the New Museum
• "Rise, React, Revolt": 5 Reasons to Collect These Iván Navarro Works
• Failed Artist Utopias: "Don't Quit Your Day Job" Moments in History
• Who Is She? The Artist Love Affairs of Yesteryear
• Laughter and After: Harland Miller's Use of Humor—by Martin Herbert
• Not Your Grandmother’s Florist: 9 Contemporary Floral Designers in Bloom
• No, Your Kid Couldn't Paint That: A 101 Guide To Appreciating Abstract Expressionism
• Up For Auction This Week: 6 Blue-Chip Artworks You Should Definitely Bid On
• Collect the Moody, Noir Artworks of David Lynch
• Interior Designer Carolina Irving on Camp, Authenticity, the Problem with Good Taste
• Help Lawrence Weiner Make His Art
• "We Have an Obligation to Be Positive": Daan Roosegaarde's Environmentally-Driven Artworks Posit a Cleaner Future
• The Top 10 Art-Inspired Looks From RuPaul's Drag Race
• Preview Peek: 9 Emerging Artists with Solo Booths at Frieze New York
• 5 Reasons to Sew Seeds in Ben Sander's Painted Pots
• Grants 101: A Savvy Artist's Comprehensive Guide to Finding Funding & Support
• Get Your Money, Girl: Meet Rosalba Carriera, The First Woman Artist Millionaire You've Never Heard of
• Replication Vs. Restoration: How Do We Preserve New Media Works When Old Technologies Become Obsolete?
• Collect Bill Claps' Glistening Gold Artworks that Pay Homage to Art Historical Icons
• “Behind All of Us Stands Stieglitz”: On the Photographer's Later Obsession with Clouds, the Subject That No One Else Cared For
• Jorge Otero-Pailos's Latex Casts Extract Environmental Histories from Monumental Architecture
• 5 Unbeweavable Textile Artists You Needle to Know
• The Black Piglet Group: In Which Edvard Munch Was Bad at His Own Sex Collective
• Geonauts and Genderqueers: On Queer Culture Becoming a "Victim of its Own Popularity" and the Art History that Got Us Here
• 5 Reasons to Collect Faith Ringgold's "Story Quilt" Silkscreen
• Acquire These 8 Artworks by Whitney Biennial Artists
• The 'Vitamin T' List: 113 Artists on the Cutting-Edge of Textile Art
• 5 Things To Know About the Late, Great, Carolee Schneemann
• Michael Xufu Huang's Consumption Habits: Chinese Hip Hop, Youtube Recaps, & More of the M WOODS Co-Founder's Favorite Things
• Who Do You Think You Are? On the Significance of Martin Parr's Brutally Honest Photography
• 6 Reasons to Collect Lee Quiñones, the Real O.G. of Street Art
• 7 Artists To Watch in March 2019
• The Tate Modern Used to Be a Power Plant? 5 Abandoned Buildings Transformed Into Art-Related Spaces
• It's Never Too Late: 6 Artists Who Found Fame Later In Life
• What to Buy: Guy Yanai's Homage to Calder
• The New Surrealism: Contemporary Women Artists Against Alternative Facts
• Prada Marfa, Satan, and Magnetic Dogs: The Upcoming Art Books to Get Excited About
• Don't Pop Art: 9 Inflatable Artworks and Architectural Installations
• Collect the Top-Selling Artists from Phillips' Record-Breaking Year
• Nuclear Waste Art and Flying Bouncy Castles: The 8 Most Dangerous Artworks
• Slime Mold, Glow-in-the-Dark Bunnies, and "Victimless Leather": 9 BioArtists You Should Know
• A Review of the Reviews of "Velvet Buzzsaw," the Art World's Most Hated Horror Film
• 6 Reasons to Collect Eco-Feminist Chilean Artist Cecilia Vicuña
• Art You Should Know: Seven 21st-Century Masterpieces
• 6 Reasons to Collect Jonas Mekas' Loving Tribute to New York City
• Petra Collins' Consumption Habits: Scary Anime, Leopard Print, and More of the "It" Girl's Favorite Things
• In the Studio with Artist Roxa Smith & Her Colorful Interiors
• "I’ll Show Your Most Illustrious Lordship What a Woman Can Do!”: Artemisia Gentileschi, the Best Baroque Feminist Painter You've Never Heard Of
• 5 Reasons to Collect Anime-Style Lithographs By Mr.
• Beacon of Light: The 7 Best James Turrell Works You've Never Heard Of
• FAQ: Legendary Photographer Annie Leibovitz Answers the Ten Questions Fans Ask Her Most
• Sotheby's Estimates Skateboards Sell for 1.2 Million—Collect Skatedecks on Artspace From $200
• Straight From the Studio: Collect Alice Quaresma's Painted Photographs that Blend Landscape with Geometry
• "I Want to See the Devil in Us All": How Robert Mapplethorpe's Queer BDSM Redefined Photography
• 7 Dope Reasons Why Guy Overfelt's "Picasso Bong" Will Exceed Your High Expectations
• How to Get Through Creative Block: 10 Artists Share Their Tips
• How to "Do" Gallery Openings: What to Expect, What to Wear, and How to Network (Don't Do It!)
• Painting The Globe Red: 11 Gorgeous (and Architecturally Important) Crimson Structures Around The World
• Why Are Naps Art? These Artists Are Pushing Back Against the Racialized “Sleep Gap” at Performance Space, and it Rocks
• 7 Artists to Watch in January 2019
• Tips for Professional Creativity: 10 Artists (Plus One Financial Planner) Discuss Their Business Strategies
• The 13 Most-Read Artspace Articles of 2018
• Our List of 2018's Most Talked About Artists
• Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei Describes His 81 Days in Prison—And the Extreme Surveillance, Censorship, and "Soft Detention" He's Endured Since
• Retro-Futuristic Surrealism: The Best in Vintage Sci-Fi Book Art
• 5 Reasons to Collect Ebony G. Patterson's "Neo-Baroque" Art
• Pass On Your Love of Art with These Adorable Children's Books
• Streaming: 10 Art-Related Movies (and TV Shows) to Binge Watch Over The Holidays
• Untitled Art, Miami Beach Preview: Creative Time's Justine Ludwig Picks Her Favorites
• NADA Miami 2018 Preview: Marciano Foundation's Jamie Manné Picks Her Favorites
• 33 Years After Dying of AIDS Nicolas Moufarrege Has His First Museum Show—And It's Amazing
• The Delectable Art and Penmanship of Andy Warhol's Mom (and Collaborator)
• NADA Miami 2018 Preview: Artist and Dealer Margaret Lee Shares Her Favorite Works
• "From A to B and Back Again": A Review of the Reviews of the Whitney's Andy Warhol Retrospective
• Encountering Art is About "Feeling Listened To": Ólafur Elíasson on Crafting Emotional Experiences for Massive Audiences
• Untitled Art, Miami Beach Preview: Ace Hotel's Kelly Sawdon Describes Her Favorite Works
• Untitled Art, Miami Beach Preview: Visual AIDS Executive Director Esther McGowan Picks Her Favorites
• On View Now: 9 Not-to-Miss Artworks in Downtown NYC
• How Free Speech Debates Are Unfolding in the Art World, As Jeff Koons Gets Sued for Plagiarism Yet Again
• Auction Hack: Collect 5 Artists You'll See at Auction Tomorrow—For Less
• Reading Martha Rosler: Why Her Retrospective at the Jewish Museum is the Antidote to Our Post-Midterms Angst
• How to Photograph Your Art Like a Professional
• "Make Tea Not War": Eight Examples of 21st-Century Protest Art
• Collecting with a Conscience: How to Benefit Others While Building the Collection of Your Dreams
• Not Just 'Cause: 5 Great Reasons to Collect KAWS' Toys
• Six Reasons to Collect Salvador Dalí's Prints
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