Jimmie Durham

The writer, book designer and art director selects a few of her favorite things from the Artspace archive

These visual artists are breaking down barriers by exploring what it means to be a Native American in contemporary American society.

In this excerpt from Phaidon’s monograph on the artist, Durham talks to curator and historian Dirk Snauwaert about the New York art world of the 1980s, the fight to be taken seriously as an artist, and how, in his eyes, "you can't lose your own identity"

Love them or hate them, listicles are part of our lives. Here's a few dozen of our favorites published over the past year.

In part 2 of our list of must-know recent sculptures, we’ve excerpted 10 notable works from Phaidon’s The Twenty-First Century Art Book that show how artists today are responding to our time.

The celebrated American artist gives a fascinating and in-depth interview to curator Okwui Enwezor in this excerpt from her just-released Phaidon Contemporary Artist Series monograph.

Frieze Week is always peak season for London’s galleries, but this year the offerings are especially bountiful. Here are some exhibitions to add to your calendar.

From an lovely pair of portraits by one of America’s finest artists to a work by the the winner of last year’s Turner Prize, these are pieces collectors should pounce on fast.

From a timely monograph on British sculptor Anthony Caro to a fresh history of American collectors of the Dutch Golden Age, here are some books to cozy up with this autumn season.

From an Israeli master of disguise to a Cherokee art activist, these are a few names you should know from Phaidon's "The Twenty First Century Art Book."