Casey Lesser

Using Artsy data, we highlight the women artists with growing demand who are pushing the art market forward.

The International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) Print Fair made a triumphant return to the Park Avenue Armory in New York for its 31st edition.

Winner of the Artsy Foundations Prize, London artist Savannah Marie Harris is gaining attention for her fresh abstract paintings.

Across Miami’s fairs, galleries, institutions, and private collections, we sought out the artists having a moment.

Isabella Kairis Icoz, who was promoted from senior director at Lehmann Maupin, will lead the gallery’s programming in Europe.

El Anatsui’s three-part installation “Behind the Red Moon” at the Tate Modern is the 2023 Hyundai Commission.

As the next Nasher Prize Laureate, Otobong Nkanga is awarded $100,000 and will have an exhibition at the Nasher Sculpture Center in 2025.

The acclaimed filmmaker Spike Lee’s art collection includes works by Kehinde Wiley, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Deborah Roberts, and Norman Lewis, among others.

London’s White Cube opens its first permanent New York gallery with an expansive group show curated by senior director Courtney Willis Blair.

Mathilde Denize’s debut New York solo show, “Reverse for a Better Move,” opened at Perrotin this past September, featuring small paintings, sculptures, and painted, wall-hung assemblages.

The Columbus Museum of Art received a major new gift from the Scantland family: 27 works by 27 prominent contemporary artists and a $2 million endowment.

Here, we highlight artists from Artsy’s “Newly Represented” show, spotlighting artists who recently joined the rosters of esteemed, international galleries.

In a new show, Genesis Belanger makes us consider what it means to genuinely support one another in moments of distress.

The Artsy Vanguard 2020 is our annual list of the most promising artists shaping the future of contemporary art.

For its new galleries, MoMA partnered with paint company Farrow & Ball to choose wall colors that complement the artworks and highlight dialogues among artists.

Long before Lori Richmond began her #ViewFromMyRun project—illustrating scenes from running in New York—she realized the exercise was fueling her creativity.

We asked contemporary artists to tell us about their favorite materials, tools, and objects for making art.

The technique known as kintsugi, meaning “golden seams,” was developed by lacquer masters as a practical—albeit beautiful—means of repair.

A look inside the New Mexico garden started by the beloved American artist, and continued in her name.

Adventure playgrounds are earning another wave of interest as studies and research show that kids need more time for free play.