Every month, hundreds of galleries add newly available works by thousands of artists to the Artnet Gallery Network—and every week, we shine a spotlight on one artist or exhibition you should know.

He would return to the same subjects again and again: forests and trees, fruit and faces, bathers in and out of water. For the renowned French artist Paul Cézanne, it was all about the effort: "I ...

Over 200 Works from the Archives of the Bass Museum including Paintings, Fine Art Photography, Architectural Drawings and Models, Modern and Contemporary Art, Drawings and Contemporary Sculpture. On ...

Calyces (left) resemble the base of flower petals. These cells help the brain perceive sound and locate where it's coming from. On the right, the labyrinth of the inner ear, which contains the sensory ...

Reporting from Houston — When the Menil Drawing Institute opens here on Saturday in a smashing new building, more than a year after a planned debut was abruptly postponed just days before Hurricane ...

What is the right context for viewing an antique? In recent years, Paris’s historic Kraemer Gallery has been challenging the boundaries of where antiques belong and how they are enjoyed, showcasing ...

Joan Linder is known for making drawings packed with thousands, and even hundreds of thousands, of tiny, energized marks. Her subjects include the banality of mass-produced domestic artifacts; the ...

Wopo Holup, “Continental Divide Canada (Jasper National Park)” (2015), ebony pencil, acrylic, aluminum, and Japanese colored leaf on Denril vellum (image courtesy Richard Alden Peterson) A graphite ...

Atlanta-born artist Benjamin Jones is a bit of a loner — but he likes it that way. Looking from the outside, he’s a man who lives in a little cottage on Tybee Island with his 17-year-old cat named ...

David and the great moderns of the past, Manet and the impressionists -- Cézanne and post-impressionism -- The school of Paris, Matisse, and the Fauves -- Cubism, surrealism, other movements -- ...

Given the independent nature of the course, its transition online worked quite well. Participating directly from one’s own studio or home engages a different headspace. We suddenly exist in each other ...