Happy International Tennis Day 🎾 Tennis Player | Victor Spahn (@spahnvictor)

Join Artspace in celebrating exceptional LGBTQIA+ artists during Pride Month... and always. From established Queer icons who have paved the way, to up-and-coming new artists, we will be celebrating artists creating work about the LGBTQIA+ lived experience today. This week, we are spotlighting the work of the legendary Bob Mizer, in partnership with The Bob Mizer Foundation. These striking black and white vintage photographs are a testament to Mizer’s artistry and skill as an artist and photographer. 📸 Jim Carroll [with antlers], Los Angeles | Bob Mizer ➡️ Available exclusively on Artspace — visit the link in bio.

Witness My Joy, 2022 | David Shrigley 🐎 Explore this work and more by @davidshrigley at the link in bio.

This week during Pride Month we celebrate the work of @hernanbas. Known for work that is darkly playful and melancholic, Detroit-based artist Bas often employs references to literature, from Moby Dick to the Hardy Boys to French Romantic writing, reimagining the texts through the figure of the young homosexual dandy. Adult Security Blanket, 2020 (2020) | Hernan Bas Explore this @perrotin print and more at the link in bio.

@reyzorro is a multimedia conceptual artist who combines traditional art making materials with contemporary Pop imagery. Creator of a new lexicon called ‘Dis Installation Art,’ she uses paint, canvas, wallpaper, industrial and DIY materials as well as photography, collage, and digital processing to make works of visual complexity. Her imagery is densely layered and contains many references to our contemporary world, while also referencing the rich history of western classical art. 🎨 For a limited time, save 10% on all artwork directly purchased from Artist Direct by Artspace at the link in bio.

Félix Lazo is a visual artist and electro-acoustic music composer, currently working with Feedback Interactive Systems on the edge of the visual and auditive phenomena. Being that music is Lazo’s first language, he applies musical concepts to his visual works, like rhythm, pitch, chromatics, tension, chords, tuning and other more unconscious and unnamable, obscure, parameters. His aim is to produce a visual-sound that resonates in the body of the observer. 🎵 Learn more at the link in bio.

Red/Blue, 1964 | Ellsworth Kelly Did you know that 2023 marks Ellsworth Kelly's centennary? Also May 31 is now officially 'Ellsworth Kelly' day in New York. 🔴🔵 For more Kelly, visit the link in bio.

We are thrilled to introduce Artist Direct: a unique, curated program that invites you into artists’ studios for direct access to beautiful artworks from around the globe. This month, look out for exclusive artist interviews that reveal the inner workings of their studios, browse the collection, and, for a limited time, enjoy a 10% discount on the pieces you love for a lifetime. Today we focus on @mariannehendriksart whose wonder of nature comes to life in her painting practice. With each distillation of a leaf into a simple abstraction, Marianne attempts to make sense of the world by manipulating geometry and form. Her oil paintings possess a rhythmic quality, created by the repetition of pattern and texture, and seek out balance between realism and highly stylized expression. 🎨 Learn more at the link in bio.

This playful piece reimagines one of Keith Haring's colorful and cartoonish icons and transforms it into a vibrant LED neon artwork for your home. Designed exclusively for @yellowpop's Keith Haring collaboration, this dog is made of LED lights, and can be brightened, dimmed, or turned off completely -- unlike other barking dogs you may know. Explore this Yellowpop piece and more at the link in bio.

New and Now on Artspace: Hein Koh's 'Drinking and Smoking Alone (2021)' @hein_koh populates her sculptural installations, paintings, and drawings with anthropomorphic flora and vegetables that communicate complex emotions. Frequently working with metallic and technicolor materials, the artist is particularly known for sculptures that are often larger than life and arranged in dioramic displays. 🥦 Explore this work and more at the link in bio.

Same Again, 2023 | Tom Adams 🥃 🍒 Explore this work and more at the link in bio.

Balance, 2019 | David Jester (@d_jester_art) 🎨 Explore this work and more at the link in bio.