Daniel Buren

In this short excerpt from Phaidon's Art in Time, we look back at the historical roots of this anti-establishment approach to art-making.

The wandering art patrons tell us about the works that got them excited at Paris's biggest art fair and surrounding environs.

From visual surveys covering art history's full sweep to a chronicle of the evolution of the art exhibition, these resources will provide an easily affordable education at home.

We're starting our trip in the forested mountains of our own backyard, looking at the monumental works of Storm King and Opus 40.

A guide to the work of the brilliant art historian and critic, whose writings are key to understanding artistic production from the "Pictures Generation" to our post-9/11 era.

In summer shows at Gladstone Gallery and Andrew Edlin, some wall paintings are made to last and others are destined for the wrecking ball.

As inspired by a new book from Princeton Architectural Press by Francesca Cigola, here are six easy escapes from the city heat.

The artist tells Artspace about his architectural-sculptural hybrids and explains why he's a Seth Rogen fan.

From a lyrically colorful composition by a rising art star to an illuminated master stroke by a conceptual art legend, these artworks can't fail but tempt the savvy collector.

Do you ever get lost in the thicket of the impenetrable abbreviations that art people throw around? Here's a helpful glossary to make sense of all the shorthand.

From the groundbreaking "Primary Structures" at the Jewish Museum (now being reinterpreted in a new show) to "WACK!" at L.A. MOCA in 2007, here's a survey of exhibitions that upended the way we look at art today—and how artists make it, too.

We spoke to the highly regarded New York gallerist about how she built her experimental roster of rising star artists, and the challenges of managing promising young careers.