On the occasion of an exhibition of new work, the painter talks about parallels among hard science, abstract imagery and the ceaseless pulse of nature.

Leaning toward abstraction but with a keen eye for cultural currents, the South African-born, Berlin-based artist is as quick-handed as the illusionists he depicts.

The first U.S. museum survey of Lassnig’s paintings and films exposes an artist adept at outrage 
and self-laceration.

An artist of wide acquaintance and prodigious range--his mediums include painting, film, photography, theater and prose--reflects on his epic career.

Having made filmic portraits of several key metropolises—Los Angeles, Las Vegas, New York—Sarah Morris is turning to a few paradigmatic individuals. Here, she explains why.