Artnet News team writers pick their favorite art books, from Monet's Garden to Giacometti's studio and Warhol's diaries.

The picture book is a powerful, flexible art form whose audience — children — are keen and sensitive observers, new to our world and alert to its beauty and strangeness.

The Beauty of Imperfect Children’s Book Art In the work of artists I admire, all the training and discipline come out in an act of letting go: a splotch of ink, a wayward wash of color.

A name "is as personal as a fingerprint, as distinct as a snowflake." LI author signs her children's book at Huntington ...

Summer reading is well underway at the Joplin Public Library. In the world of youth services, we have been reading lots of ...

A new children's book, Neel, introduces Lord Krishna's life through renowned Indian artworks by Roy, Husain, and more.

The High Museum of Art presents a stunning collection of works by late multimedia artist and activist Faith Ringgold in Faith ...

Susan Striker, a renowned art educator and author of the bestselling Anti-Coloring Book series, has expanded her innovative ...

When her children were growing up, Terese Wallack Waldron would spend Good Friday teaching them the fine points of pysanky, the Ukrainian art of decorating eggs for Easter. After one such session i… ...

A new exhibition celebrates the often-overlooked endpapers of more than 50 works of children's literature ranging from the mid-20th century to the present day ...

The goal is to distribute 'The ABC's of Public Art' to thousands of 3 to 5-year-olds. The Arts Commission's book is also available online and best of all, it's free.

Children’s picture books are a glorious art form Mac Barnett, the new national ambassador for young people’s literature, explores innovative storytelling hiding in humble places all around us.