He draws inspiration from Miles Davis and the Obamas, he’s collected by Rihanna and Jay-Z, and his career retrospective, Henry Taylor: B Side, received rave reviews in The New York Times, The New Yorker and the LA Times.

‘Dawn is the beginning of everything. I thought that was perfect because it’s my first small sculpture. It’s a new thing that I’m doing,’ she tells Artspace.

Some of the artists behind best-selling Artspace editions will create work for Terminal 6, due to open in 2026.

'Everybody wants to be able to tell a quick story, but I do not want to make something that fits into a few sentences. I don’t want it to have a punchline.'

A new book celebrates the collection, illustrating 100 works by nearly 40 multigenerational Black American, African, and African diasporic artists.

‘I view each print I make as an original work of art. To me it holds as much importance as a painting or a drawing,’ she tells Artspace.

The latest volume in the series covers Warhol's paintings and sculptures from mid-1977 to 1980

'I'll be signing and embellishing the prints with the same type of oil stick that was used for the original painting.'

‘I wanted to make something new that felt aligned with what I’m currently exploring in my practice.’

'For this edition, I wanted to create a series of dreams above the sleeper. Each different with the figure as an anchor.'

Read about the Brooklyn-based artist who, across his ever-expanding oeuvre, produces bodies as abstractions and situates them within queer spaces.

We pay tribute to the architect, artist, and design pioneer who has died aged 84.

The gallerist recalls her mother's stories of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, a tricky time at art school, and the artwork that captures who she is now

‘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.

Magnus Resch is the world’s leading art-market expert, serial entrepreneur, and best-selling book author. He teaches art management at Yale University and his career has been portrayed in a Harvard Business School case study

‘I want to create an image, a visual event, something somehow whole and new and strange and beautiful and interesting,’ says the German artist.

‘The serpent in this edition is a bronze sculpture that I first created for the side of a vibrational healing instrument,’ the acclaimed Salvadorian artist tells us.

The Somali-born artist draws upon memories from her East African childhood, traditional Arabic calligraphy and deep engagement with dreams to create kaleidoscopic paintings that thrill.

All kinds of kinky accoutrements lurk within the artist’s flatly rendered folk art spaces

'When art fulfils its promise, it expands something within us, and offers some kind of truth,' says the German painter who began his career creating album cover art.