Ed Ruscha

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.

John Baldessari, Ann Hamilton, Frank Gehry, Analia Saban, Richard Serra, Toba Khedoori, and Tacita Dean are among the esteemed artists who have editions with Gemini GEL. Gemini Gel at Joni Moisant Weyl founder Joni Moisant Weyl tells us more

The multi-disciplinary artist has chosen one of his beautiful, idiosyncratic dingbat drawings for the limited edition print

Trace the ebb and flow of the world's most abundant liquid through the beauty of contemporary art

The writer, book designer and art director selects a few of her favorite things from the Artspace archive

The world-renowned publisher of limited editions and multiples shares some of its favorite works, to mark our first decade

See available works by Ruscha, Prince, Lichtenstein, Noland, and KAWS.

Artspace visited Wegman—and his famed Weimaraners–in the artist's residence and studio in Manhattan to talk about his show at The Met, "William Wegman and California Conceptualism."

Who are the artists that Neil Patrick Harris and his husband David Burtka collect? Take a sneak peak inside the actor's tasteful collection.

From writers like Teju Cole, Sophie Calle, and László Krasznahorkai, here's what you need to read to catch up this summer.

Gagosian Gallery's Madison Avenue location exhibits a collection of drawings made in the middle of Ruscha's career. These essays on "Single Words" and "Thoughts & Phrases" shed lights on this segment of the artist's prolific career.

What would you rather pay for big-name artists like Robert Rauschenberg, Jonas Wood, Robert Indiana, and Ed Ruscha—millions or hundreds? If you answered hundreds, you've come to the right place.

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

Raymond Pettibon speaks with the curator of his New Museum retrospective, Massimiliano Gioni, in this except from Phaidon’s “A Pen of All Work”

Lawrence Weiner talks with Bejamin Buchloh about setting off explosives in national parks, the relationship between design and class, and finding Godard.

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.

Artspace editor-in-chief Andrew M. Goldstein toured the aisles in search of the choicest treasures in this year's very weird edition of the fair.

Artspace's Dylan Kerr spoke to the globetrotting gallerist to find out why he's putting down roots (and opening a huge new space) in the City of Angels.

Artspace editor-in-chief Andrew M. Goldstein spoke to the renowned exhibition-maker about why the ancient art form remains strikingly relevant in the digital era.

A filmmaker whose shimmery pink aesthetic has influenced creative industries far and wide has taste worth emulating. See which artists she collects.

From a high-powered Sean Scully abstraction to an especially cool Christian Marclay sound-effect drawing, these pieces are impossible to deny.

Get the inside scoop on the best MFA painting programs in the country from painters who went there.

In this interview excerpted from her eponymous Phaidon’s monograph, the celebrated South African portraitist discusses the strange nuances of life as an artist with her long time friend Barbara Bloom.

The founder of SLP art advisory lends us her expertise when it comes to bringing together the history and concepts behind Minimalism in your own home.

Here is an assortment of pieces by Calder, Ruscha, and more that you won't be able to resist—and would be foolhardy to try.

Whether you're trying to locate the after party or marveling at the quality of works on display, this is need-to-know emoji shorthand for surviving the big fair.

If you're on the fence about collecting art, this practical and not-quite-common sense advice will set your mind at ease.

In Part 2 of our special feature on the aesthetic preferences of the current presidential hopefuls, Alexandra Peers takes a deep dive into Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders's engagement with the arts.

We caught up with born and bred New York City artist Gordon Stevenson (aka Baron Von Fancy) who's bringing back the hand-painted signs of yesteryear as fine art.

The young but savvy collector, who works at Google Play Music, shares some prized purchases and tells Artspace why the art world should be studying disruptions in the music business.

The London-based art director, graphic designer, lover of Brutalist architecture, and author of the new Phaidon book This Brutal World chooses his favorite works on Artspace.

This tony uptown enclave, long a dusty stretch of residential doldrums, is suddenly a cornucopia of new and old art alike. Here are 16 reasons to give it another look.

The British painter reveals the residence-renderers from Courbet to Ruscha that have inspired his singular style.

In this excerpt from Phaidon’s Akademie X, the celebrated conceptual photographer counsels aspiring artists on the subtitles of the profession, from gallery relations to dental hygiene.

From a South Korean master of venetian blinds to one of the most influential (and mysterious) African-American artists of our time, here are the shows the art world is buzzing about this month.

More and more often, dealers have been looking for new talent not in MFA programs but in the unlit corners of recent art history, and plenty of their finds were at the fair.

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

"Corita Kent and the Language of Pop," a new show at the Harvard Art Museums, elevates the activist nun and printmaker Sister Mary Corita to the pantheon of important Pop artists.

Artspace's Andrew M. Goldstein spoke to the co-founder of the seminal gallery about the triumph and tragedy of one of America's most fertile contemporary art breeding grounds.

The former Hollywood gallerist explains the philosophy and data behind his controversial emerging-artist ranking system in an interview with Andrew M. Goldstein.

From an enigmatic piece by a young breakout star of this year's Venice Biennale to a classic work by an American art icon, these are gems to tickle the canniest collectors.

From godfathers of the Los Angeles art scene like Ed Ruscha to rising stars like Liz Craft, these are a few artists from the left coast that you should become acquainted with.

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

Viewers have been treated to a surge of new documentary films featuring artists, from a panoramic portrait of Sol LeWitt's career to a tribute to an art obsessive.

The renowned Italian writer and curator shares some thoughts on art's most versatile medium and his new exhibition at Milan's GAM.

From the groundbreaking "Primary Structures" at the Jewish Museum (now being reinterpreted in a new show) to "WACK!" at L.A. MOCA in 2007, here's a survey of exhibitions that upended the way we look at art today—and how artists make it, too.

We spoke to the young collector and lawyer—whose father founded CAA—about his passion for supporting the city's artists and galleries.

Find out where to catch the must-see shows in the sprawling metropolis, from the newest Downtown nonprofit to the gleaming spaces in Culver City and the fading charm of Chinatown.

Wendy Cromwell, Benjamin Godsill, Chris Vroom, Walter Robinson, and other art-world figures name the emerging stars and market trends poised to breakout in the next year.

We look at the evolution of this delightfully engaging category from Picasso's pottery shop to recent pieces by Cindy Sherman and other contemporary artists.

An insider's take on Miami's constantly evolving art scene