The artist on her first dressing-up box, the most personal set of self-portraits yet — and the secret to Bananagrams ...

When it came to publishing the first issue of The New Yorker in 1925, the editor-in-chief Harold Ross had a problem: it was coverless and none of the artist submissions quite hit the mark. He was ...

During her early childhood, artist and fashion photographer Cindy Sherman would dress up in 1920s vintage clothing given to her by her great-grandmother. The activity proved more than just a fun ...

The artist has draped and wrapped herself in unsewn and archival Chanel fabrics.

As she releases a new series of self-portraits and stars in her self-portraits on the cover of Bazaar Art, the American ...

In the late 1980s and early '90s, Cindy Sherman created a series of photographic scenes that challenged even some of her most ardent fans. Plastic female torsos were depicted with objects protruding ...

Our annual art magazine celebrating women in the art world is on newsstands with our November art-themed issue ...

There are few human emotions that have not been captured, in one series or another, by Cindy Sherman. In her Untitled Film Stills images she wears expressions of ...

Cindy Sherman, “Untitled” (2016), dye sublimation metal print, 43 x 35 1/2 inches (all images courtesy the artist and Metro Pictures, New York) The beauty of walking into a Cindy Sherman exhibition is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. For decades, visionary artist and photographer Cindy Sherman has invited viewers to peer into the private spaces of the characters ...

The Hammer Museum presents an homage to the 'Slouching Towards Bethlehem' writer, Hauser & Wirth showcases Sherman’s movie-inspired photography, and works by William Kentridge open at the Broad. By ...

Explore Cindy Sherman’s new Fabric Matrons series that examines identity through elaborate fabrics and staged scenes.