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A Renzo Piano building, the fraternal twin of the Whitney, opens with art from the neighborhood in the Wallach Art Gallery’s new home.
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01 June 20170664The Museum of Modern Art unveils the plan for its expansion and redesign, which emphasizes diversity and chronology.
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28 May 20170724A painting by the 18th-century artist Michele Marieschi will go to auction after a family’s 70-year effort to recover it.
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25 May 20170852An exhibition at Lever House offers a contentious mix of art, design, craft and various hybrids by more than 60 artists from around the world.
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22 May 20170682This tame exhibition fails to capture the realities of a world that has changed drastically in recent months.
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18 May 20170753A vast retrospective at MoMA shows how much of his work was shaped and stoked by friends, teachers, lovers and bar buddies.
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18 May 20170667An exhibition of her ravishing paintings, which were galvanized by modern dance, could not be more pertinent to the art of the moment.
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18 May 20170641Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s virtual-reality exhibition transports viewers to the United States-Mexico border, placing them between migrants and border guards.
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18 May 20170645With 16 Basquiats headlining in this week’s evening auctions, the graffiti rebel has become the heavyweight artist of the season.
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18 May 20170846“If Wall Street hadn’t taken a dive, there would have been fireworks,” a New York dealer said after a Christie’s auction. “It did change the mood among American bidders.”