Thomas Demand installing one of his artworks at the gardens at the Venice Biennale. Photo by Jason Schmidt.
Robert Adams looking through the first bound copy of his book, What Can We Believe Where? Via Joshua Chuang and the Yale Press Log
Ellsworth Kelly, 1943.
Gary Hume in his studio in Clerkenwell, London. Via RA Magazine.
Ken Price, Death Shrine I from Happy's Curios, installed at the Harwood Museum of Art in Taos, New Mexico. The work is on a long-term loan to the museum from a private collector.
Thomas Demand's installation Saal, 2011, covers all four walls of the Städel Museum’s Metzler Hall. Learn more here.
Charles Ray, Boy with Frog, 2009, installed at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles. Via flickr.
Ellsworth Kelly in his studio in Spencertown, NY. Photo by Tony Cenicola for The New York Times.
From the archives: Peter Hujar, Dance Floor, Halloween, 1976.
Ellsworth Kelly, photographed by Sebastian Kim. More images of the artist and his work, along with an interview by Gwyneth Paltrow, can be seen here.
From the archives: Peter Cain.
Darren Almond, Fullmoon@The North Sea, installed on a billboard east of the High Line at West 18th Street. Learn more here.
A peek at Thomas Demand's lecture at Rice University in Houston, TX. Via flickr.
Brice Marden, photographed by Shawn Mortensen.
Peter Fischli and David Weiss. The collaborative artists are part of the "Architektonika" exhibition at the Hamburger Banhof-Museum für Gegenwart in Berlin, Germany. Learn more here.
Ellsworth Kelly's Blue Green Yellow Orange Red, 1968, is part of the "Ellsworth Kelly: Wood Sculpture" exhibition at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. Read more about the exhibition here.
Robert Adams after a lecture in California, 1979. Photo by Bill Jay.
Robert Adams, "Nebraska State Highway 2, Box Butte County, Nebraska," 1978, displayed on a 25-by-75-foot billboard adjacent to the High Line park in West Chelsea as part of "Landscape with Path," a photography series curated by Joel Sternfeld. Photo by Andrea Morales for The New York Times.
Viewing the summer exhibition, La Carte D'Après Nature, curated by Thomas Demand.
Gary Hume selected as one of 12 artists to create a poster for the 2012 London Olympics. Read about it here.
Ken Price in Malibu, CA, 1961. Via RFTH.
The Subconscious Sink by Robert Gober, on view at the Walker Art Center. Read more about the installation here.
Nan Goldin's Jesus in the Fog, Rio, 1997 in ArtInfo interview, "Most of the Art World Wants Me to Commit Suicide." Read the interview here.
Katharina Fritsch's Figurengruppe / Group of Figures, currently installed at Museum of Modern Art.
Viewer at Jasper Johns, New Sculpture and Works on Paper, from The New York Times. The article can be viewed here.
An excerpt of Ellsworth Kelly: Fragments from Checkerboard Film Foundation. Watch the clip here.
Ellsworth Kelly photographed by Hedi Slimane. More images can be viewed here.
Jasper Johns with Niki de Saint-Phalle in Paris, 1961.
Roy McMakin creates a colorful mural for the community of La Jolla in San Diego, California. More information on the work can be found here.
