How witch trials, hysteria, psychoanalysis, and tufting all feed into the Ukraine-born artist’s new work

The acclaimed artist says his new print edition is “a threshold of sorts, where ambiguity is encouraged.”

Untitled (Superman and Rabbit), 1989 (2023) was part of the esteemed photographer's highly acclaimed Living Room project.

Celebrated artists, rising stars, exclusive editions, and design objects that make staying in stimulating – storied gifts for smart friends (and family)

'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.'

The artist's most loved and commented on work will be available as a Phaidon & Artspace edition

A tour of the Tate archive at the age of 12 proved revelatory for the Welsh contemporary artist who went on to forge a life of conceptual art brilliance

This Kansas painter is influenced by light and landscape, poetry, history, and science too

'People might scatter them around their house or put them in a row on their manteI - I like that variation.'

The 10 unique prints feature glitter, thread, and acrylic on canvas

We talk to the New York artist about how she pushes sculpture to its limits, her love of leaves and that sensational installation at the Rachofsky Warehouse

The acclaimed Dutch artist tells us how the small act of embroidery on canvas has subverted the surface and meaning of his paintings

Artspace & Phaidon are proud to present a new limited-edition photographic print by Steven Meisel to celebrate the release of the book Linda Evangelista Photographed by Steven Meisel

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

The German artist tells us about what went into his new Artspace edition, flying stride/ hot love, 2023

How classic literature, social justice, New York life, and fly posting all fed into the hugely important contemporary artist’s practice

The ability to reassemble newsprint, advertisements, aerial maps, anatomy books and her father's calligraphy is a necessity for this London-based artist

'I’ve always been attracted to that kind of exuberant line, going fast and forward and moving. There’s always movement.'

The absence or suggested loss of human presence in this Dutch artist’s woven paintings invite us to contemplate architecture as a mental or emotional space

On the artist's 86th birthday we recount the sweet yet sad story behind his most beloved subjects, Stanley and Boudgie