The self-contained nature of her practice has become increasingly impressive through the decades as she’s created increasingly elaborate sets, added makeup, and in recent years begun to use Photoshop.

American photographer and filmmaker Cindy Sherman ... have close ties to the upstate region of New York; Sherman’s Untitled (Self-Portrait) is from her time as a student in Buffalo.

Cindy Sherman is a dab hand at deconstructing herself. For four decades, the artist has moved through many transformations and transfigurations, using her own face and body as a proxy for society’s ...

We’re looking at a self-portrait of Sherman through myriad reflections, a perspective reinforced by the fact that each character has her blue eyes. Cindy Sherman, Untitled #465, 2008.

For a woman whose career has been built on self-portraits, Cindy Sherman is barely recognizable. In the flesh, the MacArthur Fellowship–winning photographer looks too friendly, too nice to be ...

The Akron Art Museum hopes to raise millions of dollars for its art-purchase endowment by selling a masterpiece by contemporary American artist Cindy Sherman at auction in May at Christie’s in ...

With “Yasumasa Morimura and Cindy Sherman ... in Japan in 1951, and Sherman, a woman artist born in America three years later, began to make elaborately staged self-portraits inspired by ...

When Cindy Sherman’s fictionalised photographic ­self-portraits started appearing in late-Seventies New York, few can have imagined she’d sustain a whole career from this apparently niche ...

In a stellar New York Art career spanning four decades, Cindy Sherman has had little interest in finding herself ... the tensions within appearance and the self that seem to have no resolution. There ...

Untitled (Self Portrait with Sun Tan ... Her clothing, jewelry, and the sunset-gradient background enhance the kitschy tone. In this image, Cindy Sherman is overtly taking on issues of class, image, ...

Untitled (Self Portrait with Sun Tan ... Her clothing, jewelry, and the sunset-gradient background enhance the kitschy tone. In this image, Cindy Sherman is overtly taking on issues of class, image, ...