![Roman Vishniac, [Zionist youth building a chool and foundry while learning construction techniques, Werkdorp Nieuwesluis, Wieringermeer, The Netherlands], 1939.](http://www.artnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/41-120x120.jpg)
With a trove of images that were unseen, unprinted, and unknown, the ICP creates a new and nuanced portrait of the photographer best known for documenting the vanished world of Eastern European Jewry Read More
An ancient French vineyard is reborn as a site for permanent art installations and modern architecture Read More
Riffs on the classics, part 2: from Artschwager’s altarpiece to Kanye’s hoodie Read More
Best optical illusion, best cat, and other highlights that linger in the mind and the brain after five days of fair-going Read More
A painting by an Argentine son of Italians echoes works by a Lithuanian-born Brazilian and a Spaniard exiled in France Read More
Some things we saw at the Basel art fair (and beyond) Read More
Snapshots from Miami during fair time. Check back this week for updates… Read More
As he prepares his fourth and final volume of his Picasso biography, John Richardson is still making discoveries
about the artist Read More
Using outreach, performance, video, photography, and therapy, artists and museums are devising new ways to connect with veterans—and to bring their stories to a wider audience Read More
Ralph Steadman, Walton Ford, and other artists conjure extinct bird species, real and imagined Read More
Meet the Kienholz Ozymandias, as clueless as the deluded despot in the famous Shelley sonnet Read More
The art community is digging out, drying off, counting its losses, helping its neighbors–and starting to prepare for the hurricanes of the future Read More
