Anicka Yi

'We had these shared moments of accessible conversation with artists and I thought maybe we could do something similar with an edition'

Here's what to see and who to keep on your radar this month.

As we become increasingly accustomed to turning on our screens to be entertained, the potential grows for art to extend outside of the gallery walls and into the digital formats that are already ingrained in the ways we ingest content on a daily basis.

Here are nine artists—from those circulating in the artist-run gallery circuit, to late-career artists having major retrospectives—you should be thinking about this month.

With this week's opening of the 2017 Whitney Biennial during a politically tumultuous moment in history, we reflect back on the 1993 show that altered the way institutions address identity and the politics of race.

You might be surprised to find out which dealers make art, and, what their art is like.

The proprietor of the cult-status online exhibition portal shares his favorite works from this year's fair.

Want to limit your embarrassing slips of the tongue this fall? Read on to learn the right way to say Kate Steciw, Timur Si-Qin, and more.

The widely admired installation artist spoke to Artspace about learning to love bacteria, the art world’s fear of the feminine, and the elusive scent of the Gagosian franchise.

From a next-level rising star with a solo show at the Kitchen to an Icelander whose multimedia experiments arise from music, these are the artists everyone will be talking about this month.