Loney Abrams

Belleveau designs eco-fetishist sex toys and presses flowers and nude models alike in latex. “I think every sector of human life could learn a lot from the kind of protocol and language that BDSM communities have been honing for decades.”

Artist Genevieve Belleveau on the Radical Politics of BDSM—And Using Art as a "Bait-and-Switch" Tactic for Consensual Sex Education

The video installations of Chris Doyle are like Trojan horses—they seduce you with bright colors, irresistible patterns, and whimsical animation, yet reveal a much darker, more realistic truth: environmental destruction.

The video installations of Chris Doyle are like Trojan horses—they seduce you with bright colors, irresistible patterns, and whimsical animation, yet reveal a much darker, more realistic truth: environmental destruction.

Hudson River Park sits where the history of NYC's gay culture began. This weekend marks the unveiling of a new LGBTQ monument designed by artist Anthony Goicolea.

From emerging up-and-comers to canonized mainstays, here are 8 artists with works ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 that are definitely worth looking into.

Banksy’s known for his street art, which often gets torn apart to be sold on the secondary market—so how does Banksy make money?

These apps will help you discover, identify, and learn about art—and connect you with fellow art world folk.

Artspace's Loney Abrams speaks with artist Kenny Scharf about the Club 57 exhibition currently up at MoMA, how Scharf found his signature style, the dawn of the space age, and the trouble with New York today.

Featured in Phaidon’s brand new 'Vitamin C' compendium, Salvatore speaks with Artspace’s Loney Abrams about psychedelia, the goofiness of clay, and going under hypnosis to become a better artist.