Trevor Paglen

The artist describes his own experience of the AIDS crisis and the work he has contributed to the NYC AIDS Memorial Auction at Christie’s

Adam Pendleton, Nicolas Party, Dana Schutz, Jim Hodges, KAWS and other major artists donate work to a high-profile auction, benefitting the New York City AIDS Memorial

Put together in the pandemic, the artist's new Pace show looks at the degree to which our lives are threaded through with AI, facial recognition, and, inevitably, Zoom

You might be surprised by who and what is behind some of the art world’s largest patrons. Here are the stories behind six of some of the most recognized artist grants and awards.

From artists like Trevor Paglen and Eric Fischl to curators like Chrissie Illes and Johanna Burton, here are the most interesting conversations we had in 2017.

Collect the artist whose current solo show at Metro Pictures is making us think differently about surveillance.

Trevor Paglen's current exhibition at Metro Pictures entitled "A Study of Invisible Images" reveals a new type of image made by machines, for machines, leaving humans out of the loop but under surveillance.

The new year is already off to a rousing start, art-wise. Here are some of the talents to keep your eyes peeled for this month.

In this historical moment of enormous uncertainty, perhaps it's time to start reconsidering some foundational assumptions about how contemporary art operates.

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.

The For Freedoms political action committee currently has a group show at Jack Shainman Gallery, but its founders (and the 50-some-odd artists already involved) hope to see the project extend far beyond the white cube.

With an upheaval-filled year coming to a close, we surveyed dozens of art-world experts about what they'll be following in 2016.

The artist and "Citizenfour" collaborator's new show at Chelsea's Metro Pictures is both an homage to Edward Snowden and an example of what he calls "institutional improvement."

On the eve of the Istanbul Biennial, Andrew M. Goldstein spoke to the unstoppable curator about her plan to inject energy into the city's artistic landscape.

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.

We spoke to the renowned journalist and bon vivant about the shattering banality of warfare today, the subject of his new show at William Holman Gallery.

The influential writer, curator, critic, and activist discusses her new book, "conceptual art-or-not" and the future of art activism.

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.