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

The influential gallerist Joseph Helman was a consumate dealmaker who championed vanguard artists as they rose to fame. He has died at 89.

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

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

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

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

The Louvre Museum's resplendent Apollo Gallery is set to reopen its doors to the public on July 22—though its halls will ...

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

Gagosian's fall London show pairs major Magritte works with contemporary artists as the Surrealist's market hits new highs.

Tate Modern's landmark Ana Mendieta retrospective restores the artist's legacy, spotlighting her radical land art.

A reception desk designed by Frank Gehry just set an auction record for one of the late architect’s objects of design.

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