Yayoi Kusama

Take a leisurely look at pieces by artists who went down well at this year’s fair

The endurable technique employed by artists from Hannah Höch to David Hockney takes on a new dimension in these incredible, and affordable, works

The artist's infinity rooms are among her best known and most loved works but where do they come from? We do a deep dive on one of the best examples, currently on show at The Broad in Los Angeles

The author of the perfect museum-in-a-book on how to engage and inspire children through art

The London fair addresses contemporary concerns and pressures, while also serving up some familiar sights

In the spirit of contemporary pilgrimage and in the name of aesthetic experience, here are 15 artworks permanently installed around the globe—excerpted from Phaidon's brand new guide, "Destination Art."

Opening in New York and Los Angeles on September 7th, "Kusama—Infinity" is a revelatory portrait of the artist, the impossible odds she faced and overcame, and her ascent to become the top-selling female artist in the world.

Here are the top headlines from this week, plus a roundup of Artspace articles including an interview with Petra Cortright and this month's installment of 'The Other Art History.'

Artspace speaks with the directors of operations at The Shop at The Broad in Los Angeles to discuss their new collaboration with one of the most popular artists today, Yayoi Kusama.

Museums are shaking things up by mixing contemporary with classical artworks. Here's why.

Learn about the myth of Narcissus, and the artists who, throughout history, have made works inspired by the origin tale of narcissism.

Here are some basic methods to help keep your art in great shape.

Taken from Phaidon's new release, "500 Self Portraits," here are 27 surprising self-portraits from some of the most renowned artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.

Seven mobile homes from Phaidon's "Mobitecture: Architecture on the Move" and their corresponding spirit artworks.

Iconic artist Yayoi Kusama on style, feminism, poetry, mental illness, and the New York School.

How well do you know your art history? Take the quiz to see how well you score.

This year at NADA, we've noticed a handful of emerging women artists whose works are feminist in a way you might not expect.

Here’s what you need to know about Yayoi Kusama to appreciate her obsession with psychedelic pumpkins.

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.

While getting ready for the Miami art fairs next week, here's a snapshot of where the emerging art market is at this highly unusual and uncertain moment in time.

See which artists the award-winning actress and lifestyle guru collects, what she wore to the art world's most exclusive events, and more.

They may not be the first woman to receive a major party's nomination for the presidency, but these artists broke glass ceilings in their own ways.

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.

The New Museum's Associate Director and Director of Exhibitions picks his favorite publications from Phaidon's catalog.

Here's a survey of the two-dimensional wares that are running rampant at the fair this year.

Within a brilliant architectural shell by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, the real-estate magnate's mega-sized collection acts as a Disneyland for contemporary art fans.

These legendary pieces by Yayoi Kusama, Kara Walker, and others make art an all-encompassing experience.

These three animated shorts showcase the influence of American culture and Japanese symbolism on the artist, who remains largely unrecognized outside of Japan.

From an acclaimed painter using the new Whitney building as her canvas to a Romanian art star getting his biggest platform yet at the Venice Biennale, these are artists to pay attention to this month.

In advance of the museum's grand reopening, we spoke to its chief curator about how the new building has given the Whitney a chance to rethink its future—and its past.

For this week's edition of Art Bytes, we present the dot-loving Japanese artist's Self-Obliteration, one of her first experimental forays into film.

While the blinding numbers tallied by the evening sales get the most attention, we scoured the day sale results for indicators of the direction the market for emerging artists is taking.

We look at the evolution of the avant-garde movement, from its origins in German to its global impact on such diverse art communities as Japan's Gutai and France's Nouveaux Réalistes.

We surveyed a few galleries from throughout the past century that made revolutionary contributions to art, only to fade away.

From New York to L.A., these alternative galleries from across the country took the experimental momentum of the 1970s to new heights.

Uncertain art and shaky footing combined with enormous potential at the fair's debut—and there were signs aplenty that San Jose could emerge as major player on the international art circuit.

Designers quoted a wealth of modern and contemporary artists in their clothes for the fall season, from Calder to Shirin Neshat.

With significant exhibitions debuting around the world this month, from a major debut at the New Museum to a desert-light extravaganza at David Zwirner, from these artists deserve your attention.

In our first annual rundown of honors, we have accorded recognition to notable achievers across a whole spectrum of categories often overlooked.

Still need a costume (or thinking of one for next year)? Here's a guide to the tell-tale accessories that will transform you in to personages from Hermann NItsch to Marina Abramovic.