The Brooklyn-born painter used his fantasist’s gaze to define the sword & sorcery genre

In his new show at Perrotin Gallery, the Colombia-born artist builds an anti-imperialist future

It’s great to see videos of the Lower East Side world coming to life — insane performances, mythologically hyper-decorated studios, poetic urban blight, the emergence of graffiti and street art as undeniable cultural forces

Fusco shot for the entire eight hours it took for the train to make the usually four-hour journey. Hundreds of thousands of people lined the tracks, in huge crowds, small groups, and alone.

By 1969, painting for painting’s sake was far from revelatory, and there is precious little abstract dynamism or formal innovation to be found in Baselitz’s work

The book paints moving biographical details with honesty and emotion and an eye for effective detail

A New-York Historical Society exhibition dives into Fire Island gay life during a closeted decade – the 1950s

Larissa De Jesús Negron's and Marc Librizzi's artworks reflect the moments of their creation

The performance has now reached 21 years into the future to be recreated in a technology-assisted homage and reboot that pushes those same interdisciplinary boundaries even further

Traylor started to draw and paint when he was already in his 80s, literally on the bustling Montgomery sidewalk