Artists

The author of “Creation Lake” on how artists steal from the world.

The city fries.

Crossing over the water.

Toying with democracy.

It’s good to be a cat.

An artist revisits seasons across a lifetime.

The artist’s sprawling survey at the Guggenheim reveals an intellect unfolding and a life under way.

A celebration of the “world’s fastest man.”

Only a “stupid person” would turn down a free plane, Donald Trump says.

Small moments that span a century.

In her show at 15 Orient, the sculptor shows us how life shapes and reshapes us.

Françoise Mouly, The New Yorker’s art editor, presents a seminar on how the magazine’s famous covers are crafted each week, joined by the cover artists Sarula Bao and Adrian Tomine.

The magazine celebrates its centenary.

In my family, left-handedness meant the omnipotence of motherhood—but also the burdens it could bring.

The magazine explored Asian American culture, without dwelling too much on what that meant.

“I find it all very difficult,” the late German-born British artist said, and few painters have done as much to show the struggle of creative endeavor.

This past year, there has been a surfeit of so-called recontextualized patriotism, brightened and Blacked up, made sexy, both in culture and in politics.

The legendary folk artists discuss rescuing their tapes from a catastrophic storm, singing as if they have one mouth, and making music that’s like a pebble tossed in a river.

Gao Ertai hasn’t returned to his homeland in years, but his memoirs have made him a new model of resistance.

The comedian discusses “artists’ lib,” putting a billboard in his home town to get his mother’s attention, and his new effort to “Truman Show” himself.