Dana Schutz, Ed Ruscha, Anna Weyant and more on how they fell for the Belgian painter — and why his visions feel even more intense in the age of AI

Inside the artist's L.A. studio ahead of her new show, ‘This body holds / swamp stuff’ at David Zwirner New York.

Since his passing, Rondinone has toiled away at a sprawling garden and three new bodies of work that pay homage to the East End.

Denounced by the Nazis, his nightmarish pictures straddle a singularly dark era — yet, set against our current moment, they feel ever more haunting

A new coffee-table book featuring Glenn and Amanda Furhman's museum-worthy collection marks the beginning of a new chapter for the couple.

For her latest show at London’s Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, the Brazilian artist channeled six months of solitude into luminous paintings that offer an escape.

For her latest show at London’s Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, the Brazilian artist channeled six months of solitude into luminous paintings that offer an escape.

Daniel Correra Mejía’s latest artworks debut June 5 at P.P.O.W. for his second solo show with the New York gallery

From a Vietnam war veteran turned ceramicist to a sci-fi-loving minimalist, there is a deep well of life experience at Frieze New York

Inspired by cinema’s golden age, the gallerist has countered LA mid-century restraint with Hollywood Regency excess

Inside the studio with the legendary Italian artist ahead of his new Gagosian exhibition, ‘The Reflection of Bronze.’

“There are no themes and there's no research,” the Tbilisi native says of her process. “I have no idea what I will do. That’s my high.”

Almost 200 pieces, many from her New York apartment, include paintings by Rothko and Picasso, and furniture by Jacques Grange and Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann

Her choreography told stories in new ways and her collaborations with costume and stage designers changed the aesthetic of the art. Now, her dance company marks its first century

A slew of exhibitions ruminate on displacement, rebirth and the climate threat looming over the city’s future

The artist talks his first major U.S. exhibition, on view at ICA to coincide with Art Basel Miami Beach.

The Paris-based artist invites Jacoba Urist into his studio—a site of both fun work and serious play.

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In the studio with the artist channeling Monet and Cezanne on acid.

In the studio with the artist channeling Monet and Cezanne on acid.

Ahead of his show in Paris, the artist talks about Native American history, interstellar painting — and the moment he nearly quit

Features contemporary art, painting, sculpture, video, installations, photography and editions by established and emerging American and international artists.

Eighty-year-old artist Meg Webster, whose ever-urgent work is on view in New York and Paris this season, shares some thoughts.

From James Frey's towering gallery wall to David Salle's eclectic Great Room, these are the spaces our editors have on their mood boards.

In her Brooklyn studio, the painter is putting finishing touches on dreamlike canvases bound for a major David Kordansky show.

An afternoon with artist Liz Collins in conversation with Jacoba Urist on her new monograph and mid-career retrospective on Sunday, August 24 from 3–5 PM for the launch of Motherlode, her first monogr...

The 72-year-old East Hampton artist still has the same mantra: Do your work, and stay clear of the nonsense.

Julie Curtiss will present new paintings, sculpture, and gouache-on-paper works in her first solo exhibition in Korea at White Cube, Seoul this November

The husband-and-wife design duo of of Roman and Williams let their creativity run wild in a refurbished oasis in Montauk.

The Kyiv-born artist has spent much of her life in motion. When she discovered the Long Island town, she felt a sense of home again.

This summer, revered artist and Sag Harbor local Sanford Biggers will be honored by his hometown institution out East.

The paintings featured in “A Comedy for Mortals: Paradiso” draw inspiration from Dante’s “Divine Comedy.”

The paintings featured in “A Comedy for Mortals: Paradiso” draw inspiration from Dante’s “Divine Comedy.”

In Rashid Johnson’s largest show of art yet, the power of mixed media is on full display

A solo exhibition at Nicola Vassell Gallery, on view through July 25, explores the poignant relationship between nature and society in Che Lovelace's home country

The night before his first-ever argument at the US Supreme Court Nathaniel Zelinsky was nervously refreshing the court’s docket on his phone. Donald Trump had reclaimed the White House the day before ...

The stunning vessels from the H. Wilson & Company were forgotten for generations, only to gain new appreciation for the craftsmanship that went into them

The Artist Plate Project benefitting Coalition for the Homeless features dinner plates by world-renowned artists.

From an odd makeup trend to equally singular film premiere, here's what our editors have been loving, listening to, and locking in on this month.

The Independent fair has a reputation for career-making starts — this year it’s looking for the next generation of stars

Los Angeles artist Tonia Calderon employs an unusual mix of mediums, fusing flower pigment, resin, acrylic, grout, sand, and fuel

In Charles Gaines's “Numbers and Trees, The Tanzania Baobabs," the artist extends his canonical series beyond the Western Hemisphere for the first time.

In Charles Gaines's “Numbers and Trees, The Tanzania Baobabs," the artist extends his canonical series beyond the Western Hemisphere for the first time.

Torkwase Dyson will unveil her design for the Met's annual fashion exhibition and a new public work at Brooklyn Bridge Park within a week of each other next month.

Artist David Altmejd’s most ambitious sculptural installation yet—The Serpent—has taken over the gallery's New York outpost this month.

To mark its bicentennial, the Brooklyn Museum highlights the pieces that have shaped its collection—and the foundational art made in the borough