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"Artistic networks" is a book category that examines the webs of relationships, institutions, and infrastructures that shape creative production and reception. It includes histories and case studies of artist communities, collaborative practices, curatorial and institutional networks, patronage and market systems, and the informal ties—mentorship, criticism, friendship—that transmit ideas and opportunity. Works in this category range from narrative and biographical accounts to sociological and theoretical analyses, digital-mapping projects, and practical guides for building collaborative practice, and they address themes of power, mobility, circulation, and innovation across local, national, and global contexts. Geared toward artists, curators, scholars, and interested general readers, these books illuminate how artistic value, style, and movements emerge not in isolation but through interconnected people, places, and media.

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