Collectibles In the Texas Desert, Craft Meets Coding It was a heady, design-focused desert weekend in Marfa, with fiber works, Crypto Punks mirrors, knitting machines, and a whole lot of generative code. By William Van Meter, Dec 23, 2024
Art History What Are the Best Vermeer Paintings? The 10 Most Iconic Works by the Dutch Master, Ranked Vermeer is much more than 'Girl With a Pearl Earring.' By Margaret Carrigan, Dec 23, 2024
Books 12 Magical, Surreal, and Beguiling Books for Art Lovers to Crack Open This Holiday Season Our writers and editors select their picks from recently published criticism, biographies, and graphic novels. By Eileen Kinsella & Andrew Russeth & Min Chen & Vivienne Chow & Sarah Cascone, Dec 22, 2024
Art World The 10 Best Artworks by Raphael, Seraphic Genius of the Renaissance—Ranked A look at the Umbrian master's great, greater, and greatest paintings. By Margaret Carrigan, Dec 22, 2024
Artists Step Inside the Fantastical and Frightening World of Indonesian Artist Natasha Tontey Her new exhibition “Primate Visions: Macaque Macabre” is now on view at Museum MACAN in Jakarta. By Cathy Fan, Dec 21, 2024
Market Adrian Ghenie’s Meteoric Rise: Record Sales, Iconic Art, and What’s Next for the Ultra-Contemporary Star The Romanian star has enjoyed massive auction success, and comparisons to Francis Bacon. By Verity Babbs, Dec 21, 2024
Artists 8 Artists Share Their Unlikely Studio Essentials—From Shovels to Medieval Manuscripts These materials are must-haves. By Verity Babbs, Dec 20, 2024
Art & Exhibitions A Monumental Fabric Billboard Celebrating Romani People Lands in New York The work by Małgorzata Mirga-Tas, the first Roma artist to stage a national pavilion at the Venice Biennale, marks her U.S. debut. By Sarah Cascone, Dec 20, 2024
Market The Best Art Fair of 2024? Learning From Art Collaboration Kyoto Venturesome galleries, transcendent egg sandwiches, and free childcare are a few of its selling points. By Andrew Russeth, Dec 20, 2024
Art World A Gallery Tour Down New York’s Henry Street in the Lower East Side Henry Street has it all, from eerie installations to speculative ancestral portraiture to pastoral queer perspectives to serene landscapes. By Maya Kotomori, Dec 20, 2024
Art Criticism Three Essential Korean Painters Have Shows in New York Right Now. Run, Don’t Walk Park Seo-Bo, Ha Chong-Hyun, and Hyun-Sook Song are on hand By Andrew Russeth, Dec 20, 2024
People Zilia Sánchez, Cuban Painter and Sculptor of ‘Erotic Topologies,’ Dies at 98 The Cuban artist became known for her sculptural canvases only in her late 80s. By Sarah Cascone, Dec 20, 2024
Art History Has a Painting by an Elusive Renaissance Master Been Hiding in Plain Sight? New research attributes a work in Germany's Alte Pinakothek to Giorgione. By Richard Whiddington, Dec 20, 2024
The Art Angle 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, Dec 19, 2024
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, Dec 19, 2024
