Nan Goldin

The interiors and architecture photographer picks the art that can activate any space

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

On her birthday find out more about this rare cibachrome edition from one of the photographer’s most fertile periods

The co-founder of the fine art design objects hub chooses her favorite works from Artspace's archive to celebrate our tenth anniversary

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

It’s the color of love in our hearts and the blood in our veins, the perfection of nature and the imperfections of politics. These pulse-quickening scarlets, crimsons and vermilions are so richly resonant

Social restrictions don't mean you have to miss out on a little human touch, thanks to Artspace’s wide range of excellent portraiture

The sea exerts a strong hold on contemporary artists’ imaginations. These six works approach it as an index of the inescapable passage of time and a place of fathomless mystery

Friends coming over to admire the latest addition to your collection? Here's what to say about the artist's work to visitors

We visited (and photographed) where Taboo! has lived the past 30 years, and spoke to him about the '80s rival gay scenes in New York's villages, about the evolution of drag, and about why Taboo! never looked back.

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.

The new year is already off to a rousing start, art-wise. Here are some of the talents to keep your eyes peeled for this month.

Nan Goldin's visual diaries offer honest insight into underground worlds at the fringes of society.

One of the field's leading dealers discusses the history of photography collecting, and offers tips how to get started.

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.

The best-selling cultural critic finds meaning in art by turning it into a self-help tool, but loses some vital perspective along the way.

In advance of the epic festivities of New Year Eve, we take a look at the photographers who have defined this relatively new genre.