29 Artists With Their Work at New York Art Fairs
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Photography at the Whitney Biennial: Hidden in Plain Sight
Photo-spotting at the museum turns up photo-sculpture, photo-performance, and a view of Madison Avenue like you’ve never seen it Read More
Science Friction: Sci-Fi Gets Real
Interplanetary exploration, alien life, and living on the moon are among the themes obsessing artists who use science fiction to comment on matters closer to home Read More
Retrospective: Rediscovered Dossi Reappears on Jeep
And other excerpts from our coverage 100, 75, 50, and 25 years ago Read More
Meet the Artist Who’s Co-Curating the Whitney Biennial
As an artist, Michelle Grabner makes labor-intensive abstractions. As a curator, she runs a gallery in her backyard—and has organized an entire floor of the Whitney’s much anticipated show
14 Artworks That Prove Pink Is Tough
The color that seems softest can often speak most loudly Read More
Liu Wei: China’s Trickster Mixer-Upper
Using flea-market finds, industrial materials, mixed media, and a hefty dose of irony, Liu Wei comments on China’s memory, growth—and amnesia
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How Artists Across the Globe Are Saying ‘Yes’ to Picasso
A provocative exhibition at the Museu Picasso in Barcelona shows the ways that Banksy, Basquiat, Vik Muniz, Chéri Samba, and others have embraced the legacy of the modernist master Read More
When Is an Artwork Finished?
For some artists, a work is done when it leaves the studio. Others keep tinkering in the galleries. One waits for the piece to “cry uncle” Read More
10 Amazing Data Visualizations of Creativity and Art History
With five New York art spaces showing maps, charts, and diagrams, it’s a great moment for flowchart art Read More
An Illustrated Guide to the Mixed-Race, Tattooed Warriors Who Battled for Colonial Manhattan
Artist Frohawk Two Feathers brings his obsessive, elaborate, alternate version of New York City history to a Chelsea gallery Read More
Botero in the Big Top
The artist gets acrobatic with scenes of tightrope walkers, jugglers, and other circus personalities Read More
Expired Photo Materials Find New Life in Contemporary Photography
In the digital age, artists are finding new uses for analogue products like expired film and obsolete paper Read More
11 Edgy New Photo Books That Will Make You Look (and Think) Twice
The latest provocations from Annie Leibovitz, Nan Goldin, Brian Ulrich, and others who document the bizarre, the bygone, and the adorable Read More