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There is an age-old notion of the artist’s practice as a solitary one in which creativity is born over the course of long hours in the studio. Barring a nomadic or collaborative practice, there is truth to this romantic vision—artists do often work alone—yet there is a constant companion inherent in the creative process: the studio itself. The International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP) has filled this role for over two-thousand artists and curators from more than ninety coun...

For more than six months, visionary painter and programmer Rachel Rossin developed tactile, yet shifting sculptures alongside interactive digital artwork on eight LG Transparent OLED screens to transform the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Guggenheim Museum rotunda into an otherworldly escape that lasted only one night. The occasion was the Guggenheim's Young Collectors Council Party, an annual…

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Baseera Khan, whose latest sculpture is now on view at the High Line, takes us around their first studio space in Long Island City.

Art World 7 Artists Poised to Break Out in 2024, According to Experts We asked art world insiders to tell us which artists they think are...

Who will be next year's stars? We asked art world insiders to tell us which artists they think will have a breakout year in 2024.

Even as New York’s museums deliver a season of exhibitions in which the Black figure is emphatically, profoundly present, these institutions are

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See the 25 defining art exhibitions of 2023, from a Johannes Vermeer retrospective to key surveys of Indigenous art.

Visibility is at the centre of Guggenheims new show. The concept is crucial within the art world, where it unearths issues of access, privilege and opportunity.