Arts

There is a particular kind of silence that accompanies a Marcel Duchamp exhibition. It isn’t the reverent hush of a...

There is a specific kind of magic that happens when an artist finally stares down Frank Lloyd Wright’s rotunda and...

I stepped into the grand, hushed corridors of The Metropolitan Museum of Art this morning expecting the usual reverence that...

I stood before a screen in the newly expanded New Museum on a Tuesday morning and for a fleeting moment...

Governor Kathy Hochul announced on Thursday the completion of a $24 million renovation of the Todd Haimes Theatre, marking the...

For nearly two decades, the New Museum has stood on the Bowery as a stack of shimmering white boxes, a...

The Whitney Biennial has long served as a Rorschach test for the American psyche. Every two years, the Whitney Museum...

In a move to bolster the city's independent film scene, the Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment and the alliance...

The transition from winter’s chill to the promise of spring in New York’s theater district is often marked not by...

In a softly lit, intentionally shadowed gallery at the Frick Collection, Thomas Gainsborough’s masterful portraits emerge with quiet brilliance. Gainsborough:...