Shirin Neshat

Cecily Brown, Shirin Neshat, Eric Fischl, and Sanford Biggers are among the big names who’ve created prints with the Center - part of the School of the Arts at Columbia University. Associate director Samantha Rippner tells us more

The Italian-born arts patron describes her most loved pieces, her advice for new collectors, and recalls the work that got away

From a mysterious self-portrait by Francesca Woodman to William Eggleston's mundane color photographs, here are ten artworks that help define art of the 20th century.

In this 2006 interview with Kathy Kubicki for Phaidon’s "Speaking of Art" by William Furlong, Iranian filmmaker/photographer Neshat talks about working on "Women Without Men," and her own tenuous relationship to her home country.

The "Relational Aesthetics" artist discusses the importance of breaking out of the art world to engage with society in a politically useful way.

The artist's retrospective at the Hirshhorn Museum takes a hard look at the lives of contemporary Muslims, with some surprising results.

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.

Designers quoted a wealth of modern and contemporary artists in their clothes for the fall season, from Calder to Shirin Neshat.

Artspace chairman Chris Vroom visited the acclaimed artist in her New York studio to learn more about her work and discover what she called "the most significant experience I've had in making art."