Dana Schutz

‘Artspace’s editions quality is superb,’ says the art market expert who admires them so much he bought a couple. Here he highlights a selection he thinks you should invest in.

'The subject for this etching came from a feeling that I had on the walk to the studio - a kind of awareness of the outside and inside.'

Artspace’s highly-regarded edition program is showcased at a special exhibition to celebrate Phaidon's 100th anniversary

How her market looked in 2022, the exhibitions and group shows, the institutional firsts, what the critics said and a very limited Artspace edition

How her market looked in 2022, the exhibitions and group shows, the institutional firsts, what the critics said and a very limited Artspace edition

Is it time to address the gender bias on your wall? Dana Schutz, Mickalene Thomas, Cecily Brown, Jenny Saville, Camille Henrot and Catherine Opie are among the protagonists in these incredibly diverse studies of the human form

Using photography, fabric, digital media, and paint, these great women artists make and break the bounds of geometry in your home

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

To mark our first decade we look back at some of the nonprofits and charities we've worked with who make the world better for all

Collecting the work of big-name artists doesn't have to break the bank. Prints offer an accessible way to participate in an artist's career. Here are 8 that are worth every penny.

A look at how copyright, censorship, and cultural appropriation are shaping the "free speech" debates in the art world.

We scoured gallery announcements from the last six months to find works by artists recently added to the rosters of some of the most reputable galleries. Collect them while you still can—here on Artspace.

From Renaissance masters to top-of-the-charts female rappers, these fourteen artists took the media by storm in 2017.

Iles speaks passionately about her excitement for a radicalized future, about how and where she goes to discover emerging talent outside of the commercial gallery circuit, and defines what she believes is our current art historical period.

United States Artists' newly appointed president and CEO is 30-year-old Deanna Haggag, who believes that funding artists is invaluable because "art gets people to stand the fuck up!"

Here are eight places where you’ll find lectures, workshops, and discussions to get you on track for your own, DIY MFA.

The Lower East Side Printshop's master printer, Erik Hougen, on the meaning of mastery, the logic of editioning, and the intimacy of collaboration.

Here's a brief history of the influential Vitamin P series, which has introduced readers to a remarkable array of important painters before they became famous.

Get the inside scoop on the best MFA painting programs in the country from painters who went there.

Here are the works that caught the husband-and-wife collectors' practiced eyes at the Swiss fairs.

These masterpieces, excerpted from Phaidon's new book Body of Art, show just how different our ideas of beauty can be.

Want to limit your embarrassing slips of the tongue this fall? Read on to learn the right way to say Kate Steciw, Timur Si-Qin, and more.

On the occasion of her forthcoming solo at the Museé d'art contemporain de Montreal and current show at Petzel in New York, the maker of comically absurd abstract-figurative paintings talks about her new interest in structure and compression.

From a famed South African master of “wise uncertainties” debuting a major new body of work to a rising star planting a mysterious clock in Central Park, these are the artists we’ll be talking about this month.

We spoke to the creative force of nature about her contemporary twist on surrealism, and what it's like working closely with one of the most famous artists alive.

We broke out a few key statistics from the week's record-breaking sales, from the newest market stars to the most surprising twists.

Ranging from classic modernism to blue-chip contemporary, the single-artist presentations at the Art Show at the Park Avenue Armory offer a chance to slow down and look deeply amid all the art fair hustle and bustle.

We spoke to the emerging-artist patron and "human capitalist" about how art can help people run businesses better, and what it has to do with her new book, The Fall of the Alphas.