Every year, ArchDaily honors the best architectural drawings of the year in an annual tradition that has now been going on for eight years. The 2022 edition is particularly special, as it showcases a ...

Despite a 19% contraction of the S&P 500 Index in 2022 and a generally precarious global context in terms of public health and energy costs, more than one million artworks appeared at auctions in 2022 ...

Beauty may be in the eye of the beholder but regardless of your individual taste, 2022 saw some of the most visually stunning games ever released. In this year's shortlist of Best Video Game Art, ...

This was a year whose high points included an adult-feeling Whitney Biennial, a major survey of contemporary Puerto Rican art, and one of the great big-little exhibitions of all time. By Holland ...

This was not a “normal” year by any stretch of the imagination. And yet, among its tragedies and crises, 2022 was marked by a return to a pattern of art-viewing that was more akin to life before the ...

It was a busy year for the art market: auctions and art fairs roared back to life, inflation changed the game, and crypto winter put a chill through the NFT hype cycle. Through it all, Artnet News Pro ...

The year 2022 was record-breaking at the top levels of the art market in terms of valuable collections coming to market, expensive paintings and auction house sales, though some experts say sales at ...

Many moons ago (May 2022), back when tomato soup was but a comforting and inexpensive supper option and museums did not have to de-attach climate activists from their art historical masterpieces, ...

The thing about being an arts writer is: You get to look at art for a living. And mull it for days. The thing about being an arts writer is: Days of mulling can turn into weeks or months. Or even a ...

Holland Cotter, Jason Farago and Roberta Smith round up their favorite books, from museum catalogs of high-profile shows to photographs by Native artists to the treasures of Ukraine. By Jason Farago ...