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James Turrell’s “Meeting,” opening on Saturday after a long renovation, will feature new computer-controlled LED auras for its cutout oculus.

After the death of her ex-husband and partner, Amanda Levete has pushed her practice into high gear, with major commissions in London, Lisbon and Paris.

The exhibition “The Institute Presents: Neurosociety” will recreate science experiments “in more entertaining or theatrical ways,” Mr. Byrne said.

It’s a design trend that has lasted longer than many others. There are good reasons for that, although designers say some clichés should be banished.

The director, Holly Block, and her supporters defend her global view, in the wake of criticism from trustees who resigned in August.

A show at the museum that traces the arc of Virginia Dwan’s career coincides with the reopening of its East Building and the reinstallation of its modern art holdings.

Ms. Hadid’s posthumous architectural career promises to deliver nearly 50 more structures, as many as were created in her lifetime.

In this exhibition at the Cooper Hewitt, everyday citizens cook up solutions to what ails their own communities.

A team of artists, led by Mel Chin, supplied art and props for the show’s sets, with coded messages. Those works are on display in a new exhibition.

The decision, by judges at the International Criminal Court in The Hague, was the body’s first prosecution of the destruction of cultural heritage as a war crime.