Isabel Croxatto spent decades as a dance director before founding her gallery—and still thinks of curating as a form of ...

Roy Lichtenstein's market is enjoying its strongest momentum in a decade after the Dorothy Lichtenstein estate sales.

The threat of 'The Odyssey by Grok' throws into relief the canniness of Nolan's adaptation, and a turn in the culture-war ...

Plus: Aichi Triennale announces a director for its 2028 edition, and one Berlin gallery is relocating to London.

Try watching a congressional hearing. Here’s the top-line takeaway: Hartig was serene, professional, and came off as only a ...

Also in today's Artnet Bulletin: biennial hires, an under-the-radar show, and—why not?—a dessert recommendation.

London's new House of Secrets reveals the story of Jewish refugees who served as wartime spies on a vital mission for MI6.

Author Julia Cameron joins Ben Davis on the show this week.

In this month's Deep Cuts collectibles round-up: the Colonel Sanders collection, Nick Mason's McLaren supercar, more Marilyn ...

A historic mural by Chilean artist Julio Escámez, erased by Augusto Pinochet’s military regime in 1973, is finally ...

Inside Jensen Huang's $75M art school gift, Prime Minister Andy Burnham's first cultural moves, and more art world news.

A U.S. appeals court ruled sculptor Michael Hayden waited too long to sue Jeff Koons over his "Made in Heaven" series.