Artist Alicja Kwade presents monumental sculptures that incorporate glowing clocks and a poetically haunting sense of time in New York.
Take a look at our favorite 8 booths from 4 of the major contemporary art fairs in New York City featuring unbelievable artworks and experiences.
Artist Kennedy Yanko presents epic new sculpture at James Cohan Gallery and Salon 94 in NYC, a double exhibition of crushed metal and paint skin.
Artist Julian Opie presents new sculptures and digital animations at Lisson Gallery in New York, some that depict school children up to 13 feet tall!
Artist Jennifer J. Lee presents astounding new photorealistic paintings on jute burlap, on view at Klaus von Nichtssagend in New York.
Ai Weiwei presents shocking recreations of famous paintings and news images made from thousands of LEGO and WOMA bricks in New York City.
Art Basel Miami was full of surprises, from a tiny elevator by the infamous Maurizio Cattelan to amazing kite sculptures by Jacob Hashimoto.
Step into a new other-worldly vision by Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson, where visitors are invited to merge their perception of sound and sight.
Legendary sculptor Joel Shapiro debuts 3 new massive wood sculptures in New York, plus a room full of gravity-defying studies that invite close inspection.
Liza Lou debuts new artworks in New York that transform thousands of glass beads into brushstrokes, with a surprising textural effect.
Two installations feature awe-inspiring artwork by Felix Gonzalez-Torrres and filmmaker Steve McQueen at Dia Beacon in New York this summer.
Over 60 contemporary artists across 2 NYC galleries unlock new potentials for material and pattern in this summer's must-see exhibitions.
Famed photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto presents new colorful photographs of refracted sunlight alongside the massive prism that was used in their creation.
Artist Tara Donovan presents new sculpture in "Stratagems" at Pace Gallery in New York that stacks hundreds of thousands of used CDs into spiraling translucent bliss.
Vik Muniz newest work collages shredded US currency into iconic American images at a larger-than-life scale at Sikkema Jenkins & Co on Manhattan's west side.
