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These expansive exhibitions, in galleries on or near the Lower East Side, create an immersive sense of art and the reawakening art scene. Nothing says welcome back to the art [...]

This Bay Area artist's enduring, multifaceted achievement deserves more respect from New York than it has garnered thus far. Sometimes viewing an art exhibition online isn't so much an inconvenience [...]

The first large exhibition of paintings by the young Los Angeles-based artist, who died in 2015, impresses on several fronts. Art history is full of artists whose careers, cut short [...]

The dealer Edith Gregor Halpert helped put American art on the map -- and then she vanished. It's not a good sign when you step into an art exhibition and [...]

This autumn the excavation, reconstitution and globalization of 20th-century modernism continues apace. And that's not just because the new, improved Museum of Modern Art is reopening next month, although let's [...]

Lower East Side The arc of the Lower East Side gallery scene bends toward youth. It is probably home to the greatest number of starting-out dealers showing the works of [...]

Artists are picky people. The objects they live with -- furniture, artifacts, ceramics, works by other artists -- are usually carefully chosen, and they look it. They highlight an artist's [...]

At 88, Jasper Johns is not slowing down. After spending more than six decades cultivating an extensive and influential body of work, he continues to be relentlessly productive and inventive. [...]

'BODYS ISEK KINGELEZ: CITY DREAMS' AT THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART The first comprehensive survey of this Congolese artist is a euphoric exhibition as utopian wonderland, featuring his fantasy architectural [...]

Stephen Mueller Through Oct. 28. 205 Hudson Gallery, 205 Hudson Street (enter on Canal Street), Manhattan; 212-772-4991, 205hudsongallery.org. If being transfixed by paintings is your idea of a good time, [...]

Art fairs are in the uncomfortable position of being the bane of the art world's existence and among its primary staffs of life. In the face of this contradiction, Frieze [...]

'LYRIC ON A BATTLEFIELD' Through Aug. 4. Gladstone Gallery, 515 West 24th Street, Manhattan; 212-206-9300, gladstonegallery.com. More gallery group shows should have the rich connective tissue of this one. It [...]

It's rarely dull when artists take their careers into their own hands. In the 1950s and early 1960s, between the waning of Abstract Expressionism and the canonization of Pop Art [...]

At its best, art is an essential source of comfort, wisdom and hope -- and this past season was no exception. Despite our tragically riven society, museums, galleries and alternative [...]

BERKELEY, Calif. -- The Bay Area has defied some heavy odds by opening two outstanding, transformative museum structures in less than four months. Most recent and prominent is the San [...]

The 35-year survey of the work of Lukas Duwenh÷gger at Artists Space provides a full, mesmerizing view of a German artist, now 60 and based in Istanbul, who is barely [...]

CORRECTION APPENDEDThis article is part of our spring gallery guide. OVER the past 18 months or so, the Lower East Side has become gallery central for New York City. You [...]

The article discusses the exhibition " Talking Pictures: Camera-Phone Conversations Between Artists" held at Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The article reviews the art exhibition "Outliers and American Vanguard Art," which features modern artworks to be held from May 13, 2018 to March 18, 2019.

The article reviews the art exhibition "2017 Biennial" held at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City including the artworks of Samara Golden and Henry Taylor.

The article reviews the exhibition "White on White" at the American Folk Art Museum.

Reviews an exhibition by John Lurie at the Roebling Hall in Chelsea, Manhattan, New York City on February 4-26, 2005.

Reviews exhibitions by artist Cory Arcangel at the Team Gallery and at Deitch Projects in New York City.

Reviews the exhibition "Contemporary Voices: Works From the UBS Art Collection" at the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan, New York City on February 4 to April 25, 2005.

Reviews the exhibition "The Wonder: Portraits of a Remembered City," in Brooklyn, New York City.

Reviews the art exhibition "Outsider Art Fair" at the Puck Building in New York City.

Reviews an art exhibition by Steve McQueen at the Marian Goodman Gallery in New York City.

Reviews the exhibition "Italian Art Glass, 1855-1960" at the Edward Thorp Gallery in New York City, January 2005.

Reviews the exhibition "A Collector's Cabinet of Curiosities: Objects for a Wunderkammer From 16th to 19th Century" at the Peter Freeman Gallery in New York City, January 2005.

Focuses on the exhibition, entitled "A Master Returns," featuring the furniture, ceramics and lamps from Ettore Sottsass, at the Barry Friedman museum in New York City. Design style; Horizontally striped Superbox cabinets; Translucent fiberglass forms of Mobili Grigio bedroom.

Focuses on exhibitions featuring works of artists using the stone-soup approach, in Boston, Massachusetts. Description of the stone-soup art; Pierre Huyghe's site-specific work at the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University; Retrospective exhibition of Ukrainian photographer, Boris Mikhailov's work at the Institute of Contemporary Art; Cerith Wyn Evans' exhibitions of his commissioned chandeliers in a range of period styles.

Features the exhibition "Form Follows Fashion," at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City.

Focuses on the ivory art objects in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. History on the use of ivory in art; Features of the ivory material; Pair of Amarna period cosmetix boxes in the shape of trussed ducks; Statuette of a coiffed Nubian tribute bearer wearing a patterned sarong.

Focuses on the exhibit "Rescue Archaeology, a Project for the Museum of Modern Art," showcasing the works of Mark Dion, at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, scheduled through March 14, 2005. Description of Dion's installation piece.

Previews the exhibit "Comic Grotesque: Wit and Mockery in German Art. 1870-1940," at the Neue Gallery, Fifth Avenue, New York City, through February 14, 2005. Showcase of paintings by Arnold Brocklin from the 1870s, the influences of satiric illustrator Thomas Theodor Heine and works of places artists like Lionel Feininger and Alfred Kubin.

Reviews the exhibit "Hamlet 1999," by Keith Mayerson a the Derek Eller Gallery In New York City.

Previews the art exhibition "Masks, 1976-2004," featuring the works of painter Jeff Way at Fischbach Gallery in New York City. Consistency in Way's works; Schedule.

Previews the art exhibition "A Memorial," featuring the paintings of Gerome Kamrowski at Washburn in New York City. Surrealist Andre Breton's comments on Kamrowski's works; Description of the show's most striking paintings; Schedule.

Previews the exhibition of videos by Peter Campus at Leslie Tonkonov's gallery in New York City. Campus' return to video after a prolonged venture into digitalized still photography; Features of Campus' work; Schedule.

Previews the art exhibition "Pirate Jenny" by Paul Pfeiffer at the Project and Gagosian Galley in New York City. Schedule. Features of Pfeiffer's videos and photographs; Similarity of the photographs at the Gagosian gallery to the work of Richard Prince.

Previews the art exhibition "Neu Sachlichkeit: New Objectivity in Weimar Germany" at the Ubu Gallery in New York City. Schedule; Contact information.

Previews the art exhibition "East Village USA," at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York City. Schedule; Admission prices.

Features several art exhibitions by Shirana Shahbazi in New York City. Featured works; Highlights of each event.

Presents an art exhibition by Clare Rojas at Deitch Projects in New York City. Featured works; Highlights of the exhibition.

Reviews the art exhibition "East Village USA" at the New Museum of Contemporary Art.

Presents Louise Bourgeois' 29th New York gallery show, featuring her drawings that have linked her to Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, feminist art and Postminimalism. Featured works; Highlights of the exhibition.

Highlights the art exhibition of painter Dana Schutz in New York City. Use of art's prevailing influences and themes; Description of some of the paintings; Schutz's approach to color and brushwork.

Reviews the exhibit of the works of Echo Eggebrecht, at the Sixtyseven in Chelsea, New York City, until November 13, 2004.

Provides information on the exhibition of the paintings and sculptures of Donald Judd and Robert Mangold at the Pace Wildenstein Gallery in Chelsea, New York City in November 2004.