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Logo styles can be divided into five basic categories: letter-marks, word-marks, combination marks, brand-marks and emblems.

Lubaina Himid is using her enhanced influence to make galleries that show her work reach out and involve black artists around them.

She’s an artist and scholar, and at “A Synthesis of Intuitions” you see thinking — about gender, racism, art — happening before your eyes.

“The Senses: Design Beyond Vision” at the Cooper Hewitt asks visitors to consider sound, taste and smell.

For all his Old World qualities, Mr. Hollein has an individualistic streak that promises to disrupt some of the Met’s traditional ways.

“Power to the People” at the Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt focuses on the universal subject of politics in art, rather than on the political issues themselves.

Sylvio Perlstein’s accumulations of avant-garde art from the past 50 years comes to Hauser & Wirth this month.

The figures in “We Come in Peace,” by Huma Bhabha, suggest hopeful connections among languages, civilizations and even galaxies.

Max Hollein, 48, a veteran of museums in Frankfurt and San Francisco, has a track record in contemporary art, fund-raising and digital innovation.

Eduardo Navarro placed a paper in our cream of broccoli soup. “Perhaps if you truly want to understand a drawing,” he said, “you have to just eat it.”

Yuri’s Night, a yearly worldwide celebration of space, was held at the National Air and Space Museum, as it enters a new era with a new leader and plans for a big renovation.