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

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

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

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

JMW Turner was a bit of an eccentric, as well as a recluse, but on the rare occasion that he did attend a party or gathering, he always had interesting stories to tell. One of his most intriguing ...

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

This yellow gold watch may look elegant and understated today, but 96 years ago, it would have actually felt rather oversized. “Watches at the time were part of a gentleman’s attire either discreetly ...

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

Jeffrey Deitch has apologized after hosting a performance by Lexa Gates, deemed an unauthorized derivative of Miles Greenberg’s endurance work. Gates walked inside a spinning wheel for 10 hours, ...

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

Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, the exhibition brings attention to the critical yet historically overlooked role women played ...

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