There’s a guy on the street who paints copies of my “Nurse” paintings. I think it’s funny. I actually bought one; I thought it was pretty close.

"I did several paintings where I just replaced time with space."

Tim Hawkinson’s survey at the Whitney is full of buzzing contraptions, assembled with the kind of creative electrical engineering familiar to residents of college dorms and unrenovated brownstones.

Not quite a photorealist, not quite a photographer, Malcolm Morley gives an ironic kick to painting’s oldest function: documenting the familiar.

As his new retrospective at ICP makes clear, photographer Larry Clark was hot for teen decadence before the rest of the culture caught on.

Double Show At The Project And Gagosian November 5 Through December 18

Those Delta Upsilons playing Quarters have nothing on the Electors of Saxony.

Since the “Sensation” explosion, Chris Ofili has turned inward—and gone to the beach.

When NASA scientists launched Voyager II in 1977, they attached Carl Sagan’s golden record holding more than 100 images—a primer on human civilization, minus war, disease, and other unflattering earthly facts.

Photographed in XXX: 30 Porn-Star Portraits, by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders