Paul Chan

Spring is here! We compiled a list of 10 essential reads for your lazy days in the park.

Jeffrey Kastner speaks with Paul Chan, who co-founded Badlands Unlimited in 2010, about the business and pleasure of making books.

Loney Abrams speaks with Aarons about why bookworks continue to be relevant at a time when artists can cheaply (and freely) access broad audiences online, about the emergence of artists’ e-books, and about what it was like to produce a book about books.

Leading artist duos and collectives like DIS, Guerrilla Girls, Lizzie Fitch/Ryan Trecartin, Claire Fontaine, The Propeller Group, Eva and Franco Mattes and others share secrets to collaborative success.

The Lower East Side Printshop's master printer, Erik Hougen, on the meaning of mastery, the logic of editioning, and the intimacy of collaboration.

In this week's installment of Weekend Reads, we survey worthwhile stories from around the web that can be savored in bed, in the bath, or beyond.

The consultant behind Front Desk Advisory shares his favorite artworks at this year's edition of the fair.

Here are a few conversation-starting facts relating to a captivating artwork that you can use to regale your friends—and cow your enemies.

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.

Before blasting off into the new terrain of 2015, here's a revue of the articles, interviews, profiles, and other pieces we're proudest of from last year.

We toured the fair to find the finest examples of art on offer, from blue-chip mid-century classics to new works fresh from the studio.

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.

We spoke to the celebrated artist, who had announced his retirement from making art in 2009, about his transition into publishing—and his return to the artistic fray this spring.