The board members said they should have been consulted before the Smithsonian asked Caroline Baumann to resign after an investigation.
After seven decades of experimentation, the artist produces “Unlights,” a confounding wonder — and possibly “my swan song.”
The painter’s biting critiques shape his five-decade retrospective at the New Museum.
Her indelible images came to represent the Great Depression. Now a revelatory exhibition at MoMA confirms her place in the pantheon of American photographers.
An exhibition opens up important conversations about gender, race and the authority of the photographic gaze.
The Brooklyn Museum has hung Jacques-Louis David’s “Bonaparte Crossing the Alps” alongside an adaptation by Kehinde Wiley. It’s a face-off between two visions of the political power of art.
Movie theaters have closed, art fairs have been canceled and orchestra performances called off as the epidemic has curtailed travel and foot traffic on the mainland and beyond.
America’s best-known rock promoter brought local acts like the Grateful Dead to the national stage. A new exhibition in Manhattan shows how he did it.
Daniel Rios Rodriguez’s spiral assemblages; Hannah Levy’s perspective-altering sculptures; Anne Minich’s enigmatic paintings; Pieter Hugo’s portraits from the edge.
Julian Robertson loves visiting New Zealand’s North Island. To make room for his three sons and their children, he is building them their own homes.