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Arts
Exhibitions, museums, artists and ideas shaping the city’s visual culture.
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The Warhol in Alice Cooper’s garage
After authenticating Alice Cooper’s forgotten Warhol, Richard Polsky looks back on the downtown art world and the rise of the million-dollar painting.
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The thunder among the chrysanthemums
At the New York Botanical Garden’s Kiku display, Brooklyn taiko master Hiro Kurashima considers the discipline of the drum, the patience of…
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Arturo Kameya and Gareth Cadwallader open new shows at GRIMM
Two exhibitions opening November 6 at GRIMM in Tribeca approach memory from very different directions: one through the overlapping histories of Peru,…
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Iris van Herpen’s Brooklyn Museum exhibition gets another month
The Brooklyn Museum has extended Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses through January 3, 2027, giving visitors four additional weeks to see…
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The New Museum has doubled in size. Its new director wants to keep it strange.
At the newly expanded New Museum, Massimiliano Gioni is trying to preserve the institution’s appetite for artistic risk.
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The Renaissance Siena made in bronze
At the Frick, nearly forty sculptures and objects restore a neglected part of Siena’s Renaissance to view.
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Harvey Wang wishes he had taken more pictures
Revisiting five decades of New York photographs, the photographer finds overlooked details, missed opportunities and a new use for the computer.
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The Whitney’s Halloween weekend brings free Friday admission and a family dance party
The Whitney will mark Halloween with a free Friday evening, a teen celebration and a daytime dance party for children and their…
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Lucien Clergue’s sea, marshes and figures fill a Midtown photography show
Forty-five vintage prints bring Lucien Clergue’s photographs of the Mediterranean, the human figure and the Camargue marshes to Throckmorton Fine Art. Lucien…
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Beatriz Zamora’s long-lost black paintings return to view in New York
Paintings by Beatriz Zamora that her gallery says disappeared from view for nearly four decades will go on display November 6 at…