Jeff Koons

The answer's in our last look at the decade through our Sincerity vs. Authenticity chart, of course.

Koons’s record-breaking statue holds a mirror to our times. It is also, literally, a mirror.

Koons just sold his 'Rabbit' sculpture for $91.1 million, dethroning David Hockney as the highest-selling living artist.

The series dates back to 1989, but the themes of sexuality, love, lust, and taste that it raises are evergreen.

Koons sculpted Bubbles in 1988, decades before the chimp’s painting career took off in earnest.

GARAGE presents an exclusive look at a new Whitney Museum video series devoted to the Pop artist's legacy.

A new exhibition of contemporary figurative sculpture brings together a lively cast of characters.

The artist muses about art, accessibility, and the nature of transcendence in his newest video with GARAGE. Supported by Louis Vuitton.

In challenging the border between mass culture and art, Jeff Koons and Virgil Abloh have more in common than you think. Presented by Louis Vuitton.

The French brand adds Parsons's "African Dawn, 1972" to the collection on display in their New York flagship. Supported by Louis Vuitton.

On the occasion of our digital launch, GARAGE called up a few dozen New Yorkers—Jeff Koons, Thom Browne, Toyin Ojih Odutola, and Laurie Anderson among them—who represent what we're all about.

This video explores one of the most celebrated artists of our time.