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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.

The Museum of Modern Art unveils the plan for its expansion and redesign, which emphasizes diversity and chronology.

A painting by the 18th-century artist Michele Marieschi will go to auction after a family’s 70-year effort to recover it.

An exhibition at Lever House offers a contentious mix of art, design, craft and various hybrids by more than 60 artists from around the world.

This tame exhibition fails to capture the realities of a world that has changed drastically in recent months.

A vast retrospective at MoMA shows how much of his work was shaped and stoked by friends, teachers, lovers and bar buddies.

An exhibition of her ravishing paintings, which were galvanized by modern dance, could not be more pertinent to the art of the moment.

Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s virtual-reality exhibition transports viewers to the United States-Mexico border, placing them between migrants and border guards.

With 16 Basquiats headlining in this week’s evening auctions, the graffiti rebel has become the heavyweight artist of the season.

“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.”