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Jewish Museum
The first American museum retrospective of this brilliant but elusive artist, organized by the Orange County Museum of Art, is both a celebration and a… More

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International Center of Photography
The fourth, and best, edition of the International Center of Photography’s triennial turns out to be that extremely rare thing in New York City these… More

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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Timed to the centennial of the Armory Show of 1913, this exhibition tells the story of African art’s debut in cutting-edge New York museums and galleries… More

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MOMA PS1
A sprawling, multisite extravaganza including a multitude of installations, shows-within-shows and events, “Expo 1: New York” offers few answers… More

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Scott Eder Gallery
Comics pioneer Will Eisner’s 1978 book, A Contract with God, has been erroneously called “the first graphic novel.” It’s not; it’s… More

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Metropolitan Museum of Art
When Richard Hell started spiking his hair and holding his shredded T-shirts together with safety pins, later influencing the Sex Pistols, he certainly… More

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Museum of Modern Art
With nearly 160 works ranging from photographs of London in the 1930s and during World War II to nearly abstract Surrealist nudes from the 1950s and ’60s,… More

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Museum of Modern Art
Pop Art is based on two things: ordinariness and eating. It’s about daily consumption; the democratic appetite, ravenous for meat, sweets, life on… More

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Brooklyn Museum
For years, the Nigerian artist El Anatsui was highly regarded for his abstract wood sculptures. But he didn’t really receive the acclaim he deserved… More

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Jewish Museum
Ms. Bloom, invited to organize a show from elements of the museum’s collection, has turned to the Talmud for inspiration. Weaving together real and… More