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

American beauty

BY VAL CASTRONOVO

At The Met Fifth Avenue, Thomas Cole’s sublime landscapes are given a global context

Zurbarán’s 'Jacob and His Twelve Sons'

A gathering of works by the Spanish Baroque master at The Frick

Harvey Dinnerstein’s New York

by dave elder

An UES retrospective of a realist painter who evokes the rhythms of city life

Visual notes from the underground

BY VAL CASTRONOVO

The Morgan showcases cult figure Peter Hujar’s photos of a lost New York

Chicago in New York

BY MARY GREGORY

Works of wisdom from the groundbreaking feminist icon and artist at Salon 94 Bowery

Music in the wild (Upper) West

by alizah salario

“Mozart in the Jungle” author Blair Tindall on the new season of the hit show and what she likes most about her old...

The Maestro at 100

A sweeping exhibit about Leonard Bernstein makes a stop at Lincoln Center to celebrate the music icon's 100th birthday

Heaven and Earth on Fifth

BY MARY GREGORY

At The Met, a photo reproduction of Michelangelo’s painting of the Sistine Chapel’s ceiling

A curator’s decade of passion

By Michele Willens

How Carmen Bambach brought the Michelangelo exhibit to the Met

Between time and eternity

BY MARY GREGORY

Edvard Munch’s poignant portraits at the Met Breuer

Rodin in the round

BY VAL CASTRONOVO

The Met Fifth Avenue marks the centenary of the sculptor’s death with a presentation of works from its historic holdings

Road scholar

BY VIRGINIA randall

Always on the move, Denny Daniel’s “Museum of Interesting Things” gathers artifacts and spreads learning