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Arts
MoMA Is Turning Surrealist Books Into an Exhibition
The Surrealist Book opens Oct. 4 with rare volumes by Dalí, Claude Cahun, Toyen, Max Ernst and others.
The Whitney Biennial Is Entering Its Final Weeks
The sixth-floor portion of the 2026 Biennial remains on view through Oct. 12.
Roy Lichtenstein Returns to the Whitney in a 130-Work Survey
Like New opens Oct. 11 and looks past the Pop surfaces toward copying, circulation and the unstable life of images.
The Whitney Is Turning 25 Years of Internet Art Into a Museum Show
The museum’s artport anniversary exhibition will bring more than 100 net-art commissions from the browser into the galleries.
MoMA Is Giving Nilima Sheikh Her First New York Solo Show
Fractured Skies opens Sept. 27 with paintings that weave history, landscape, literature and women’s voices.
A New Yorker’s Guide to the Galleries That Matter
Start in Chelsea, then go downtown: the major galleries that make contemporary art in New York unusually easy to see for free.
Five Small New York Museums Worth a Trip
When the Met and MoMA feel like too much, these smaller institutions offer New York history, design and art at a human…
Four Giant Hands Have Taken Over the Met
Liu Wei’s monumental new façade commission turns the Met’s unfinished niches into a meditation on rupture, repair and a city in constant…
At MoMA, Data Visualization Becomes a Question of Power
Full Disclosure examines how designers turn overwhelming quantities of data into stories, evidence and arguments.
Yoko Ono Turns MoMA’s Lobby Into a Plea for Peace
A new first-floor installation returns to the artist’s simplest and most persistent instruction: imagine peace.
