Philip Guston

He draws inspiration from Miles Davis and the Obamas, he’s collected by Rihanna and Jay-Z, and his career retrospective, Henry Taylor: B Side, received rave reviews in The New York Times, The New Yorker and the LA Times.

The writer, educator and art world luminary shows us the art in his home, talks about the crayon skiers that set him off on a life of art and reveals how his artist wife influences his taste

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

John Baldessari, Eric Fischl, Ann Hamilton, Jeff Koons, Glenn Ligon, Catherine Opie, and Hank Willis Thomas are our tour guides at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

These pieces by Tom Wesselman, Philip Guston, and others have alarmingly high levels of irresistibility, so be forewarned.

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

Artspace editor-in-chief Andrew M. Goldstein scoured this year's edition of the fair in search of the most interesting or otherwise relevant pieces, and here's what he found.

It's time to think beyond Bottino: the gallery-laden neighborhood is in the midst of a veritable restaurant explosion, and these are the spots you need to check out.

From a superhero of American art who is dropping five megaton artworks on Chelsea to a new photographer making his debut at one of the city's most exciting galleries, these are the artists to watch this month.

Picturing everything from hauling barges to laboring in the studio, these 7 works from Phaidon's Body of Art show the workday in a whole new light.

In an interview with Artspace's Karen Rosenberg, the sculptor talks about her first show in the Pacific Northwest and the lofty inspirations for her art of "guttural physicality."

Here’s the second part of our primer on the best self-portraiture from across art history, excerpted from the latest edition of Phaidon's iconic The Art Book.

the Brussels-based connoisseur speaks about his dissatisfactions with the current gallery system, and where he thinks contemporary art will be in 2150.

An appreciation of the renowned art critic and historian whose landmark achievement was to simply pay attention to how the artists of his time explained what they were doing.

From playful master of the macabre to an irreverent pillager of cartoon history, these are the artists everyone will be talking about this month.

From a darkly comic spoof by Cyprien Gaillard to an exceptional neoclassical Picasso print, these are works you should snap up now.