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James Rosenquist’s Day Job Painting Billboards Led to His Greatest Work
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Why You Should Keep a Daily Sketchbook—and How to Get Started
By Eli Hill
David Hockney Is Now the World’s Most Expensive Living Artist
By Nate Freeman
Amazon Is Primed to Move into Queens—How Worried Should the Art Scene Be?
By Benjamin Sutton
7 Female Photographers You Should Know from Paris Photo
By Jacqui Palumbo
Serge Attukwei Clottey Is Creating a Real-Life Yellow Brick Road in Accra
By Alexxa Gotthardt
The Shanghai Biennale Boldly Tackles Censorship, Consumerism, and Progress
By Sam Gaskin
Multiple Records Set for Black Artists at $362.5 Million Night at Sotheby’s
By Nate Freeman
Lisa Yuskavage Doesn’t Want to Be a “Good Feminist.” Her Paintings Are Better for It
By Alina Cohen
The Seductive and Surreal Photography of Toiletpaper
By Scott Indrisek
Inside the Creative Process of Master Jewelers
By Abigail Cain
10 Types of Paintbrushes Every Artist Should Know
By Ingrid Christensen
Edward Hopper’s “Chop Suey” Sells for $91.9 Million at Christie’s Sale of Ebsworth Estate
By Nate Freeman
How Alphonse Mucha’s Iconic Posters Came to Define Art Nouveau
By Cath Pound
21 of the Most Beautiful Designs in the World, According to Sagmeister and Walsh
By Jacqui Palumbo
Berthe Morisot Brought a Radically Feminine Perspective to Impressionism
By Karen Chernick
Top Lots at Christie’s and Sotheby’s Impressionist and Modern Auctions Fail to Sell
By Nate Freeman
Vivian Maier’s Never-Before-Seen Color Photography
By Elyssa Goodman
Curator Paola Antonelli on Fighting Insecurity in the Workplace
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Francis Bacon on How to Be an Artist
By Alexxa Gotthardt
Rodarte’s Kate and Laura Mulleavy on Their Greatest Inspiration—Art
By Michelle Santiago Cortés
Barbara Kruger Revisits a 40-Year-Old Series That’s as Relevant as Ever
By Alina Cohen
The 10 Best Booths at Art021
By Sam Gaskin
Why Edward Hopper’s “Chop Suey” Could Break the $100 Million Mark
By Benjamin Sutton
How Richard Hamilton Made the Beatles’s White Album a Pop Art Icon
By Matthew Ismael Ruiz
You May Think You Know Warhol—but His Whitney Retrospective Holds Surprises
By Darren Jones
Art021 Wants to Mint a Million New Chinese Collectors
By Nate Freeman
The Magic of Peter Halley’s Paintings Won’t Show up on Your iPhone
By Alina Cohen
Did We Miss the Point of One of the World’s Most Famous Sculptures?
By Jonathan Mcaloon
10 Must-See Works at Shanghai’s West Bund Art Fair
By Sam Gaskin
Revisiting Diane Arbus’s Final and Most Controversial Series
By Jacqui Palumbo
Expanded West Bund Art Fair Builds Market Momentum in Shanghai
By Nate Freeman
Catherine Opie’s New Show Is Literally about Burning down the Establishment
By Alina Cohen
The Photograph That Made a Martyr out of Muhammad Ali
By Alexxa Gotthardt
New Copyright Regulations Could Prevent Artists from Sharing Work on Social Media
By Benjamin Sutton
This Painting of Jesse Jackson as a White Man Provoked a Sledgehammer Attack
By Alina Cohen
A Closer Look at the Visual Illusions Artists Have Used to Deceive the Eye
By Julia Wolkoff
Taking a Nap Could Make You More Creative
By Eli Hill
AI Will Forever Change How We Create and Find Truth in Images
By Jacqui Palumbo
Wes Anderson and Juman Malouf Go Wild as Curators in Vienna
By Kimberly Bradley
What AbEx Women Can Teach Us about Today’s Gold Rush for Female Artists
By Mary Gabriel
Why the History of Dada Shouldn’t Ignore the Russians
By Julia Wolkoff
How Willem Dafoe Learned to Paint like Van Gogh
By Casey Lesser
Why This Painting Will Make David Hockney the Most Expensive Living Artist
By Nate Freeman
This Is America’s Most Wanted Painting
By Benjamin Sutton
Inside Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin’s Nine Turbulent Weeks as Roommates
By Karen Chernick
The Stark Beauty of Desert Architecture
By Scott Indrisek