Robert Gober

Museums are shaking things up by mixing contemporary with classical artworks. Here's why.

These art-centered podcasts offer the opportunity to eavesdrop on one-on-one conversations between legendary figures, emerging artists, critics, and historians.

With this week's opening of the 2017 Whitney Biennial during a politically tumultuous moment in history, we reflect back on the 1993 show that altered the way institutions address identity and the politics of race.

Artspace's Dylan Kerr spoke to the globetrotting gallerist to find out why he's putting down roots (and opening a huge new space) in the City of Angels.

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

The high-profile Darrow Contemporary director and former New Museum curator weighs in on the works that he'll be drooling over at this year's fair, on view May 5-8 at Basketball City.

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.

These works, excerpted from Phaidon's Body of Art, show the various ways in which artists have challenged the normative conceptions of what our bodies should look like.

In an interview with Artspace deputy editor Karen Rosenberg, the New Museum's associate director and director of exhibitions discusses the appeal of figurative sculpture and the examples that have shaped his unique curatorial approach.

We toured the aisles of this year's impressively robust edition of the Midwest fair to bring you the choicest gems around.

In advance of the museum's grand reopening, we spoke to its chief curator about how the new building has given the Whitney a chance to rethink its future—and its past.

On the occasion of a new Phaidon book and a pair of shows at New York's Gagosian Gallery, we delved into a range of the ways that artists have depicted the sites of their creativity.

To mark the opening of NADA, we spoke to the highly regarded specialist in emerging art about how to pick rising talents, and why the current moment is so ripe for collectors.

From a protean (and unapologetic) copycat of recent art history to one of France's most acclaimed conceptual pranksters, these are the artists everyone will be talking about this month.

We wandered the aisles of Paris’s blue-chip contemporary-art fair in search of compelling artworks—and a sense of the atmosphere in the city in the wake of Paul McCarthy’s attack.

From a world-shattering Cubist visionary to a brainy pasticheuse for the Internet era, these artists are going to be making waves this month.

We toured the third edition of Chicago's contemporary art fair to find some of the most exciting works on offer in the aisles.

We toured the fair to find the finest examples of art on offer, from blue-chip mid-century classics to new works fresh from the studio.

We spoke to the creative force of nature about her contemporary twist on surrealism, and what it's like working closely with one of the most famous artists alive.

Who knew? Barnaby Furnas worked for Carroll Dunham, who worked for Dorothea Rockburne, who worked for Robert Rauschenberg. Our discoveries may surprise you.

The painter and professor talks about her feminist, artist-first approach to the Biennial and the women driving abstract painting today.