Marilyn Minter

‘Artspace’s editions quality is superb,’ says the art market expert who admires them so much he bought a couple. Here he highlights a selection he thinks you should invest in.

The acclaimed artist tells us all about her new Phaidon & Artspace edition, WaterSpirit washed Pelican, 2022

Yes it is! ‘Wangechi put herself together in such an exotic, beautiful way and I just shot all around it,’ Minter says

The Korean artist’s ‘portraits’ are full of dimension and mystery, speaking to the conflict of digital dimensions and human-cyborgian life

This contemporary artist had to survive a feminist backlash, and the judgmental stares of porn store patrons, before making it in the gallery system

We take a look back at some of the show’s most OMFG art world moments and judge how accurately they characterize the real, non-televised art world.

The weather is getting colder, but these artists are red-hot this month.

Ahead of her time as a boundary-exploding performer, Madonna has also been a perceptive collector of cutting-edge art for decades. Here are some of her buys.

Artspace editor-in-chief Andrew M. Goldstein spoke to the dealer about the riveting history of his gallery, and his next moves after the closing of his Wooster Street gallery.

Here is a selection of artworks that are either too good a deal, or too great an artwork, to pass up.

The former gallerist and longtime board collector talks about why his collaborations with big-name artists might be the future of sensible consumption.

We spoke to the curator and author about his views on why the depiction of the body in painting has become a phenomenon in new art yet again.

We examine how the artists now known as the Pictures Generation detourned mass-culture advertising and stole from art history—changing it forever in the process.

The youngest steward of the Hort Family Collection explains how to tackle an art fair, and talks about what he's collecting today.

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.

In a survey that the artist and curator organized of his family, friends, and associates, multiple themes of ethical unease intersect through the range of works on display.