The Roundup: 2024—The Year in Art

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The Roundup: 2024—The Year in Art

This week, Artnet Pro editor and art critic Andrew Russeth joins the podcast.

By Sonia Manalili & Kate Brown & Ben Davis, 56 mins ago
Art World

Photographer Lee Mary Manning Captures Life’s Ephemera in Captivating Collages

With an intuitive eye and a poetic touch, Manning assembles snapshots, fabrics, and found objects into evocative works of art. "Kiss of the Sun" is now on view at Canada gallery in Manhattan.

By Morgan Becker, 4 hours ago
Artists

Artist Meghann Stephenson Sends an Elegant World Crashing Down

In her New York solo debut, "Swan Dive," the painter's sophisticated vignettes are on the cusp of calamity.

By Katie White, 1 day ago
Artists

2024 Was a Monumental Year for Lauren Halsey

Lauren Halsey’s singular South Central-L.A. utopian vision (infused with a healthy dose of ancient Egypt) found global recognition through major exhibitions and landmark projects.

By Journey Streams, 1 day ago
Auctions

Sold! 5 Auction Moments That Rocked the Boat in 2024

From a multimillion dollar banana to the end of a museum, these are the standout moments from a year on the auction house floor.

By Eileen Kinsella, 1 day ago
Artists

5 Art Phenoms Who Turned 2024 Upside Down

From Lucy Bull to George Rouy, these are the artists who made it big this year.

By Katie White, 1 day ago
Auctions

Christie’s: Auction Sales Fell 16 Percent This Year

Private sales helped cover some of the gap.

By Eileen Kinsella, 2 days ago
Artists

How Mannequins Inspired James Bantone’s Meditation on the Fragmented Body

In his new exhibition "Scrap" at New York Life Gallery in Lower Manhattan, Swiss artist James Bantone explores disintegration and identity.

By Phillip Pyle, 2 days ago
Market

Why There’s a Bull Market for Lucy Bull’s Psychedelic Paintings

The artist's auction sales topped $10 million this year.

By Katya Kazakina, 2 days ago
Artists

Is Artist Hopie Hill Reinventing the Dutch Still Life for Our Times?

Hopie Hill makes a solo debut with "The Souvenirs" at Charles Moffett, presenting symbol-laden still lifes.

By Jessica Ritz, Dec 13, 2024
Artists

Queer Portraitist Larry Stanton Captured the Lives Soon to Be Lost

Larry Stanton died in 1984. A show in Brescia, Italy, highlights his vibrant works that honor fleeting moments and a generation on the brink.

By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Dec 13, 2024
Art World

At 84, Joan Snyder Keeps Creating Bold New Work

With six decades of groundbreaking work behind her, the feminist art icon presents a powerful new survey at Thaddaeus Ropac in London.

By Devorah Lauter, Dec 12, 2024
Artists

How Takashi Murakami Is Using A.I. to Reimagine Japanese Art History

The artist's new work at Gagosian enters a dialogue with art history that spans centuries.

By Shreya Ajmani, Dec 10, 2024
Art & Exhibitions

Interior Designer Nate Berkus Has Co-Curated a New York Show of His Late Partner’s Photography

Cristina Grajales Gallery is hosting an exhibition of works by the late Argentine photographer Fernando Bengoechea, who died in the 2004 tsunami disaster.

By Eileen Kinsella, Dec 10, 2024
Law & Politics

Nadya Tolokonnikova’s Feminist Artwork Vandalized in Austrian Chapel

The Pussy Riot co-founder installed her "Sex Dolls" work in a deconsecrated chapel as part of an exhibition at O.K. Linz.

By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Dec 10, 2024

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