Martha Rosler has been working since the 1960s, and she came up during one of the first major waves of protest art, and today she is busier and more relevant than ever. From gender politics to war to capitalism, Rosler … Continued

Richard Prince is known for his photo appropriations and collage, but the sleekness of Prince’s work is nowhere to be seen in his latest show at Gagosian Gallery in New York City. Instead of Instagram paintings or nurses, vivacious colorful … Continued

Great art is like great sex – it allows for the exploration of boundaries, makes you weak in the knees, and occasionally, people cheat. David Hockney once said, “The moment you cheat for the sake of beauty, you’re an artist.” … Continued

Matthew Marks is pleased to announce Ray Johnson, the next exhibition in his gallery at 523 West 24th Street. Included are over thirty collages spanning nearly three decades. It was during Johnson’s reclusive final decades that he created most of … Continued