Art World Here Are the 10 Absolute Best Works of Art We Saw Around the World in 2018 From John Akomfrah's gut-wrenching films at the New Museum to Tschabalala Self's homemade bodega in Shanghai, here's the art we'll remember most. By artnet News, Dec 27, 2018
Art World 9 of the Absolute Worst Artworks of 2018, as Chosen by the artnet News Staff We encountered some real dippy flubs out there this year, from masterstrokes of vainglorious pretension to pervy stuff to some pure groaners. By artnet News, Dec 25, 2018
Art World 9 More Thrilling, Poignant, and Satirical Books for Art Lovers to Read Over the Holidays There's no shortage of exciting new books to crack open this season, from the literary sensation of 2018 to a look at Duchamp's last days. By artnet News, Dec 24, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: How a Street Artist’s Tiny Bikini Sparked a Massive Legal Battle + Other Stories Plus, the world's best-paid woman helps Tate buy works by Sylvia Pankhurst and the Belgian queen's makeup artist is suspected of jewel theft. By artnet News, Dec 21, 2018
Art World 16 More Globetrotting Art Aficionados Tell Us About the Most Memorable Shows They Saw in 2018 Maxwell Anderson, Rebekah Bowling, and other well-traveled art experts tell us about the best show they saw in 2018. By artnet News, Dec 21, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Oprah Joins Forces With Agnes Gund to Sell Art for an All-Girls School + Other Stories Plus, the Venice Architecture Biennale names its curator and Mark Bradford transmits a Morse code message with a new public sculpture. By artnet News, Dec 20, 2018
Art World 15 More Globetrotting Art-World Figures Tell Us About the Best Shows They Saw in 2018 Lisa Schiff, Olga Viso, Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev and others share their top show of 2018 in the second of our three-part installment. By artnet News, Dec 19, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Are Auction Houses Burning Out Their Biggest Stars? + Other Stories Plus, filmmaker Michel Gondry’s son is an art dealer now and Laure Provoust will sing a Brexit song to passengers in London's underground. By artnet News, Dec 19, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: The New Gerhard Richter-Inspired Thriller Has Been Shortlisted for a Oscar + Other Stories Plus, Christie's promotes from within to replace departing executives and the new Robert Mapplethorpe biopic looks pretty bad. By artnet News, Dec 18, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: #MeToo Protests Erupt at India’s Kochi-Muziris Biennale + Other Stories Plus, Manifesta names the curators of its 2020 edition and the Hammer Museum appoints several Hollywood veterans to its board. By artnet News, Dec 17, 2018
Art World 14 Globetrotting Art Aficionados Tell Us About the Most Memorable Show They Saw in 2018 Pamela Joyner, Allison Zuckerman, and others share their top show of 2018 in the first installment of our three-part series. By artnet News, Dec 17, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Study Says Americans Prefer Politicians Who Support the Arts Over Philistines Who Don’t + Other Stories Plus, superstar Indian artist Subodh Gupta is accused of sexual harassment and Jerry Saltz rides the New York subway with a Michelangelo. By artnet News, Dec 14, 2018
On View ‘I Thought I Could Repeat One Image My Whole Life’: Watch Artist Vija Celmins Describe Her Labor-Intensive Process As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words. By artnet News, Dec 13, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: Marina Ambramovic and James Turrell Are Teaming Up to Design a Spa + Other Stories Plus, Arthur Jafa's latest work explores whiteness and Julie Mehretu is getting an ambitious cross-country survey next year. By artnet News, Dec 13, 2018
Art World Art Industry News: The Rothko Chapel Closes as It Prepares for a $30 Million Rebirth + Other Stories Plus, Christo revisits the Miami islands he wrapped in fabric 35 years later and an anti-money laundering law targeting art dealers is back on the table. By artnet News, Dec 12, 2018
