Hank Willis Thomas

'This work is something I’ve wanted to make an edition of for so long. It is a way to crystallize this moment in American and political history,' he tells Artspace.

Artworks and new Limited Editions - artists including Ed Ruscha, Jeff Koons, Barbara Kruger, Jenny Holzer, and Cindy Sherman create or donate work to help democracy prevail in November.

A look at covetable works by this month's hottest artists: Kate Gilmore, Hank Willis Thomas, Peter Halley, Ebony G. Patterson, and Julie Mehretu.

"What We Ask Is Simple" on view at Jack Shainman Gallery literally shines a light on the struggle for human rights.

John Baldessari, Eric Fischl, Ann Hamilton, Jeff Koons, Glenn Ligon, Catherine Opie, and Hank Willis Thomas are our tour guides at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Artspace has put together a list of four galleries that a New Yorker can't go see any day of the week, representing South Africa, Romania, Argentina, and Brazil.

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.

The For Freedoms political action committee currently has a group show at Jack Shainman Gallery, but its founders (and the 50-some-odd artists already involved) hope to see the project extend far beyond the white cube.

Melania Trump’s “plagiarized” speech at the Republican National Convention inspired this list of bold appropriation art.

Artspace's advice columnist, a seasoned traveler, shares some tips on the best places to seek out culture in the year ahead.

The conceptual photographer discusses how these disparate artists changed and challenged his ideas on the body in art.

Here are some cutting-edge sites within driving distance of Manhattan that you should check out this summer.

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.

The former Deitch Projects dealer walks us through her much-discussed pop-up exhibition, providing insights into the artworks on view.

In his latest column, Walter Robinson considers a new show of work by black artists in light of the diversity of the Whitney Biennial, and the art world in general.

From Jordan Wolfson with his unnerving install photos to Ai Weiwei and his countless selfies, these are liveliest artist accounts to class up your photo stream.