City Arts News Honoring Jackie Robinson By Lorraine Duffy Merkl An exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York features Look magazine photos of the baseball legend and his family —... 2/19/2019 Comments
City Arts News Old masters in a new light By Mary Gregory The Met’s gorgeous show of Dutch treasures turns an overwhelming cache of riches into a jewel box of wonders 2/12/2019 Comments
City Arts News The woman who pioneered abstract painting By Val Castronovo Hilma af Klint was ahead of her time, and of all the men who followed in her footsteps 2/5/2019 Comments
City Arts News Beauty, tension and Mapplethorpe By Mary Gregory In pursuit of “perfections in form,” the New York photographer made art that challenges and awes, in equal measure 1/30/2019 Comments
City Arts News Covarrubias: the art and life of a polymath By Val Castronovo Miguel Covarrubias (1904-1957) was one of the 20th century’s preeminent Mexican artists, arguably best known in... 1/22/2019 Comments
City Arts News Native American art, and stories By Mary Gregory There are many stories in the Metropolitan Museum’s “Art of Native America: The Charles and Valerie Diker... 1/15/2019 Comments
City Arts News Outside comes in at outsider art fair By Mary Gregory In 2014, art critic Walter Robinson made a wave (that swelled to a tsunami) in art world circles when he identified a... 1/9/2019 Comments
City Arts News Ailey troupe celebrates 60 years By JOCELYN NOVECK One of the world’s best-known dance companies marks a milestone anniversary by looking back at its founder 12/31/2018 Comments
City Arts News A masterpiece finds its mate at The Frick Collection By Mary Gregory Devotional Art from a Medieval Carthusian Monastery 12/26/2018 Comments
City Arts News Aaron Sorkin hits Broadway with an iconic courtroom drama By MARK KENNEDY “To Kill a Mockingbird” is a contemporary adaptation of the beloved Harper Lee novel 12/18/2018 Comments
City Arts News From object to subject The Wallach Art Gallery at Columbia’s new Manhattanville campus stages a groundbreaking show about the evolving... 12/5/2018 Comments
City Arts News All that Glitters at The Met By Mary Gregory Jewelry across the world and the ages 11/27/2018 Comments
City Arts News Eternal beauty from an enduring culture By Mary Gregory Treasures from Armenia at The Met 11/19/2018 Comments
City Arts News Tintoretto in Focus The Met Fifth Avenue and The Morgan join commemorations of the Venetian artist’s 500th birthday 11/13/2018 Comments
City Arts News A Mannerist master at the Morgan A recent restoration of an outstanding 16th century painting by Jacopo Pontormo created an opportunity to revisit the... 10/30/2018 Comments
City Arts News 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... 10/19/2018 Comments
City Arts News They painted a revolution Chagall, Lissitzky, Malevich and the Russian Avant-Garde 10/15/2018 Comments
City Arts News 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 9/28/2018 Comments
City Arts News 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 9/25/2018 Comments
City Arts News More Than Pretty A new show at The Museum at FIT examines the history of pink in fashion 9/14/2018 Comments
City Arts News Sweet renderings BY VIRGINIA RANDALL At The Morgan, Wayne Thiebaud’s delicate delights 8/30/2018 Comments
City Arts News Gold standard A spectacular mummy coffin debuts at the Met Fifth Avenue 8/28/2018 Comments
City Arts News Delicacy and harmony At The Met, 1,000 years of Japanese painting and poetry 8/21/2018 Comments
City Arts News Pure sculpture BY VAL CASTRONOVO Two small exhibits at MoMA and the Guggenheim showcase groundbreaking works by Brancusi 8/10/2018 Comments
City Arts News “On The Town,” on board BY MARC b. BOUCAI Jerome Robbins’s centenary commemorated with a performance on the Intrepid 8/6/2018 Comments
City Arts News Through the looking glass BY MARY GREGORY At MoMA's photography biennial, a look at depiction, perception and representation 7/24/2018 Comments
City Arts News The essential Giacometti At the Guggenheim, the work of one of the 20th century’s greatest sculptors is on the ramps for the summer 7/13/2018 Comments
City Arts News Visiting Agnes Gund’s studio BY MARY GREGORY MoMA’s glimpse at a great patron’s impact 6/29/2018 Comments