New etching builds on Miller’s original working drawing for the acclaimed painting.

New Artspace and TWO x TWO edition, with you, 2024 'is one of the most complicated objects I’ve ever made,’ he says.

'While I was thinking about my own death, I discovered someone else’s life,' she tells Artspace.

'I really embraced this idea of the figure embracing the wisteria, embracing color. It's about what it is to be human,' she says.

'I don't feel like I have to go into starting a painting knowing the exact outcome I want to reach, but just having faith that it’ll be OK,' she tells Artspace.

The British-born US-based artist is gearing up for two US shows and a new Monacelli book called Emerald Drifters.

'The subject matter in Her-Vimana, 2025 is an archetypal idea for the resilience of women who carry their roots wherever they go,' she says.

This British painter spent winter working at Hauser & Wirth’s bucolic space in Somerset, West England, listening to Chappell Roan, Charli XCX, and Ezra Collective. So what does this year promise?

Look out for two huge US shows and an Artspace edition from the highly regarded Lahore-born, New York-based artist.

‘For me, painting is an act of translation and transformation. The amphora feels like a natural extension of this approach,’ he tells Artspace.

Variable edition of 20, jewelry-like, mirrored glass bricks, explores themes of transformation and resilience.

The UK artist shares images from his studio and explains the process behind his latest edition in aid of charity: water.

Seven artists have adorned the ceramic pots for the nonprofit charity:water.

‘I saw both words inside my sketchbook on two separate pages. I liked the tension and meaning the two words referenced with color and mood,’ he tells Artspace.

Each uniquely embellished edition is based on a painting from the Brooklyn-based artist’s critically acclaimed Fertile Ground show in Los Angeles.

‘I am fascinated by the idea of an actress because it’s a person taking on the role of a character. Characters and character development are an important aspect of my practice,’ she tells Artspace.

'This work is something I’ve wanted to make an edition of for so long. It is a way to crystallize this moment in American and political history,' he tells Artspace.

‘It’s a two dimensional surface, but they are really three-dimensional beings. I respect these people.’ he says of his genre-defying portraits.

'The flag to me represents the values of our nation. These values represent not just one party, but all Americans,' he says.

Artworks and new Limited Editions - artists including Ed Ruscha, Jeff Koons, Barbara Kruger, Jenny Holzer, and Cindy Sherman create or donate work to help democracy prevail in November.