Ed Atkins

If there's one thing that suggests an artist's market value is quickly on the rise, it's the inclusion of their work into a museum's collection. Here we've put together a collection of works made by artists that the MoMA acquired in the past year.

From nascent art scenes to the rise of rightwing populism, the past 12 months have given us a lot to think about; here’s a selection of some of our deepest dives from 2016.

Here is an assortment of pieces by Calder, Ruscha, and more that you won't be able to resist—and would be foolhardy to try.

Artspace editor-in-chief Andrew M. Goldstein spoke to the dealer about the riveting history of his gallery, and his next moves after the closing of his Wooster Street gallery.

Artspace's Dylan Kerr sat down with the independent curator to discuss the high-tech implications of his new Hirshhorn Museum show "Suspended Animation."

The British artist's video in the the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris’s new show “CO-WORKERS - Network as Artist" shows the darker side of our interconnected existence.

These youthful spaces take the standard and oh-so-boring form of the gallery website to strange new places.

The 14th Istanbul Biennial, "Saltwater: A Theory of Thoughtforms," aims to be expansive and inclusive but falls prey to navel-gazing and exoticism.

From a bona fide rock star of Japanese art to an acclaimed conceptualist who mines the less savory nooks of our new online lives (yes, sex chatrooms), these are the names you'll want to know about this month.

From an attitudinal portrait by a legendary chronicler of the Swiss counterculture to a delicate surfer by one of the stars of the Whitney Biennial, these are artworks that savvy collectors will want to snap up fast.