Shannon Lee

MoMA PS1’s 2021 quinquennial exhibition “Greater New York” features 47 New York–based artists. Here, we spotlight eight of the show’s standout artists.

The Korean modernist movement came to global attention over the past decade and is now a bonafide art market force.

A work on paper by Grace Hartigan just sold at auction for five times its high estimate, the latest in a constellation of signals that her market is taking off.

The recent astronomic spike in demand comes just after the opening of the artist’s first major institutional show at the Long Museum in Shanghai.

The artist recently joined Hauser & Wirth’s roster, putting more market momentum behind her rapid rise.

The Japan-born, Brooklyn-based artist’s auction record was recently quadrupled, capping a period of growing interest from collectors and institutions.

During a week of major sales at Christie’s and Sotheby’s, new auction records were set for Nina Chanel Abney, Claire Tabouret, Salman Toor, and Jonas Wood.

Works by Martin Wong, Yayoi Kusama, and Beeple, among others, are currently gaining traction among collectors.

In this weekly series, Artsy’s Curatorial and Editorial teams offer a look at the artworks that are currently gaining traction among collectors on Art...

Works by Kara Walker, Dorothea Lange, and Stephen Towns, among others, are currently gaining traction among collectors.

Works by Oh de Laval, Matthew Wong, and Aboudia, among others, are currently gaining traction among collectors.

Works by Kerry James Marshall, Matthew Wong, and Shaina McCoy, among other others, are currently gaining traction among collectors.

The ever versatile, accessible, and easily transportable colored pencil has proved to be a go-to medium among contemporary artists working today.

Art Trends to Watch in 2021: Return to Nature

In this weekly series, Artsy’s Curatorial and Editorial teams offer a look at artworks that are currently gaining traction among collectors.

Miami Beach’s mega-fair is a strictly digital affair this year, but South Florida is nevertheless buzzing with new spaces and pop-up shows.

In this weekly series, Artsy’s Curatorial and Editorial teams offer a look at artworks that are currently gaining traction among collectors.

Offered ahead of a major upcoming Mitchell retrospective, the two large-scale canvases bookend the pioneering Abstract Expressionist’s career.

Though its Los Angeles home is still under construction, the Lucas Museum has made clear with recent hires that it will champion diverse leaders.

The painter’s boldly colorful paintings of foods and pop cultur characters in thick, fluid brushstrokes have struck a chord with a broad audience.