Claes Oldenburg

Sculptures by Claes Oldenburg, Julian Opie, Roy Lichtenstein, and Yoshitomo Nara will take your love of art into a new dimension

For $2,500 we're offering a set that includes all three colorways—a steal for three sculptures representative of the artist's well-known oeuvre.

From the Lightening Fields in New Mexico to a drinking fountain in the Dallas County Records Building, these 10 public artworks make for a geographically illogical but art historically significant road trip!

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

In an interview, Andrew M. Goldstein spoke to the the preeminent designer about how art fueled his ascent to the pinnacle of the fashion world.

Among these artworks—charismatic, wise, dashing, and playful—is your new companion. Take it home.

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.

The collector and curator Tiffany Zabludowicz unveils the thinking behind her unorthodox new project in Manhattan's business center.

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.

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.

These works, excerpted from Phaidon’s The Art Book, The 21st-Century Art Book and 30,000 Years of Art, show artists blowing up everyday items to monumental proportions.

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.

"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.

From a scene-stealing source of beauty at the Venice Biennale to America’s greatest living painter of flat people, these are the artists we’ll all be talking about this month.

In this week's edition of Weekend Reads, we look at a new perspective on America's funnest high-concept art movement and more chewy stories from around the web.

We wandered the aisles of Paris’s blue-chip contemporary-art fair in search of compelling artworks—and a sense of the atmosphere in the city in the wake of Paul McCarthy’s attack.

Did you know that Walter De Maria played drums for Lou Reed? Or that Korakrit Arunanondchai was in a Thai boy band? Here's a primer on famous artists who are as comfortable onstage as they are in the studio.

From the perennial minimalist charms of Donad Judd's Marfa compound to SITE Santa Fe's ambitious new biennial, there's plenty to see across the country this season.

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

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 the second part of a series, we look at another handful of pioneers who are using their ingenuity to plug art institutions into the tech world.

Every spring, the renowned Long Island City nonprofit holds a contemporary-art sale—and in the process manages to introduce the next batch of art stars. Here are a few pieces to look forward to.

From The Land in rural Thailand to the Chinati Foundation in Marfa, Texas, these are a few influential international programs that collectors would be wise to look for on artists' CVs.

From Paul Schimmel's tour of the Reinhard Onnasch collection at Hauser & Wirth to shows of work by Jason Dodge, Hayley Tompkins, Ted Gahl, and more, we saw a lot of art this week.

From a maestro of hypnotic film installations to one of Modernism's least understood radicals, these artists have got it going on this month.