A Mannerist master at the Morgan

A recent restoration of an outstanding 16th century painting by Jacopo Pontormo created an opportunity to revisit the...

Man about town

BY VAL CASTRONOVO

Dance and Broadway legend Jerome Robbins’s centennial year is celebrated at the Library for the Performing Arts with a...

They painted a revolution

Chagall, Lissitzky, Malevich and the Russian Avant-Garde

Decoding Delacroix

BY VAL CASTRONOVO

The Met Fifth Avenue stages the first full-scale retrospective in North America of the works of the 19th century French painter

Microbes in Manhattan

by ALIZAH SALARIO

A new exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York focuses on NYC in sickness and in health

More Than Pretty

A new show at The Museum at FIT examines the history of pink in fashion

Sweet renderings

BY VIRGINIA RANDALL

At The Morgan, Wayne Thiebaud’s delicate delights

Gold standard

A spectacular mummy coffin debuts at the Met Fifth Avenue

Delicacy and harmony

At The Met, 1,000 years of Japanese painting and poetry

Pure sculpture

BY VAL CASTRONOVO

Two small exhibits at MoMA and the Guggenheim showcase groundbreaking works by Brancusi

“On The Town,” on board

BY MARC b. BOUCAI

Jerome Robbins’s centenary commemorated with a performance on the Intrepid

Through the looking glass

BY MARY GREGORY

At MoMA's photography biennial, a look at depiction, perception and representation

The essential Giacometti

At the Guggenheim, the work of one of the 20th century’s greatest sculptors is on the ramps for the summer

Opulence on display

BY MARY GREGORY

A virtual visit to Versailles

Visiting Agnes Gund’s studio

BY MARY GREGORY

MoMA’s glimpse at a great patron’s impact

Gold Coast grandeur

BY VAL CASTRONOVO

An exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York explores the legacy of Jazz Age architect Rosario Candela

Keeping it real

BY MARY GREGORY

The Met Breuer’s “Like Life” looks at sculpture, the human body, art and meaning

Manifestations of power

BY MARY GREGORY

Royal masks from Cameroon, stunning and evocative, at The Met

Whimsy under the stars

BY VIRGINIA RANDALL

At MoMA, Bodys Isek Kingelez’ 3-D fables enchant

Heavenly offerings

BY VAL CASTRONOVO

The Costume Institute’s Spring 2018 exhibit at The Met is a holy show of religiously inspired garments

Innovation for the next generation

Science and sensory lessons for kids at the National Museum of the American Indian

Good as gold

The Met showcases luxury arts of the ancient Americas

Riffs

Laurie Anderson on art, life and virtual reality

Bridging generations through music

By Shoshy Ciment

Celebrating its 100th anniversary, the 92nd Street Y Orchestra brings together instrumentalists who “make a difference in...

Midwestern myths and metaphors

A retrospective at the Whitney argues for Grant Wood’s greatness

A granddaughter bears witness

In a new documentary, director Serena Dykman retraces her grandmother’s story of survival in Auschwitz and how past...

Passing the baton

by ALIZAH SALARIO

Leonard Bernstein’s son Alexander continues the celebrated conductor’s legacy of arts education

A wealth of cloth

BY VIRGINIA RANDALL

The Ukrainian Museum shows off its recent major acquisition of costumes and textiles

Everything is beautiful

BY VAL CASTRONOVO

London-based artist and designer Marc Camille Chaimowicz has his first solo museum show in America at The Jewish Museum

Inside the box

BY MARY GREGORY

Joseph Cornell’s assemblages at The Met