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The article reviews several art exhibitions in New York City including "A Passion for Asia: The Rockefeller Family Collects," at the Asia Society and Museum in Park Avenue through September 3, 2006, "Lee Mullican: An Abundant Harvest of Sun," at the Grey Art Gallery in Washington Square through July 15, 2006, and "Klee and America," at the Neue Galerie in Fifth Avenue through May 22, 2006.

The article presents a list of art exhibition in the U.S. Exhibition of painted furniture from the Colonial period at the American Folk Art Museum. Exhibition of contemporary short form videos at the Bronx Museum of the Arts. Exhibition of Jewish mosaics from the Roman empire at the Brooklyn Museum.

Lists of art exhibitions at different galleries in New York City as of April 2005. Painting exhibition of Marlene Dumas at Zwirner and Wirth; Installation exhibition of Seamus Harahan at Spencer Brownstone; Sculpture exhibition of Beverly Semmes at Leslie Tonkonow.

Presents several art exhibitions in New York City, as of December 13, 2004. "A House of Blue" at the American Folk Art Museum; "Asian Games: The Art of Contest" at the Asia Society and Museum; "I Wanna Be Loved by You: Photographs of Marilyn Monroe" at the Brooklyn Museum.

The article presents information about various art activities such as solo galleries shows, group shows, photography, museum displays and auctions, as of December 2003, in New York city, New York.

The article features the artworks of Brice Marden, particularly the Cézanne bather which will be displayed at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) on October 29 through January 15, 2006. The MoMA show, which will travel to San Francisco and Berlin, charts Marden's shift from the early monochrome panels to the meandering, calligraphic marks of his more recent canvases, which can resemble Pollocks in layers of Ice.

Provides information on the shows and exhibits in various museums in New York City as of February 14, 2005. American Folk Art Museum; American Museum of Natural History; Asia Society and Museum; Brooklyn Museum; Chelsea Art Museum.

Presents several exhibitions in museums in New York City. 'The Perfect Game: America Looks at Baseball,' at the American Folk Art Museum; 'Petra: Lost City of Stone,' at the American Museum of Natural History; 'Hunt for Paradise: Court Arts of Iran, 1501–1576,' at the Asia Society and Museum.

The article presents a list of various art shows in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan in New York City. Filmmaker Anthony McCall will be showing his films at Sean Kelly through March 17, 2007. Portraits of illegal immigrants to the U.S. by John Sonsini will be shown at Cheim & Read through February 10, 2007.

The article reports on the incidence of stealing at art galleries in New York. A ten-inch tribal mask made of used baseball skin by artist Brian Jungen was stolen at the Casey Kaplan Gallery. Artworks of Raymond Pettibon and Al Hansen were rumored to have been stolen from other galleries. According to Casey Kaplan, the criminals looked like daily gallery visitors.

Reports on the plan of the New Art Dealers Alliance to build a complex of art galleries along West 27th Street in Manhattan, New York City. Details of the facility's design; Target date for the start of construction; Benefits of the plan for art dealers.

Reviews the exhibition of An-My L&eacirc; at the Murray Guy gallery in New York.

Presents several art museums in New York City. American Folk Art Museum; Asia Society and Museum; Chelsea Art Museum; Frick Collection.

Features group art exhibitions in galleries in New York City. Display of the drawings by Adam Dant, Marcel Dzama, Saul Steinberg and Chris Ware; Film costumes at Axa Gallery; Works in various media at Feigen.

Presents several exhibitions in New York City. 'Passion for the Mountains: Seventeenth-Century Landscape Paintings From the Nanjing Museum,' by China Institute; 'Whistler and His Circle in Venice,' by Grolier Club; 'From Here to There: Maps as Muse,' by Hirschl & Adler.

The article reports developments on several arts-related events in New York. The opening of Freight & Volume gallery in Chelsea features paintings and videos of Ludwig Schwartz on its first show. A gallery named for a fictitious artist, Reena Spaulings, will play a prominent role in the next Whitney Biennial exhibition. The New Museum of Contemporary Art has made another shrewd move luring the talented curator back to New York.

Presents several exhibitions on history and scientific discoveries held in various art museums in New York City in September 2005. "Dinosaurs: Ancient Fossils, New Discoveries," an exhibition which highlights the latest theories and discoveries in dinosaur biology held at the American Museum of Natural History; "Men Without Suits: Objectifying the American Body," held at the Museum of Sex; "Favorites: 100 Experts Pick Their Top 10 New York Towers," an event that presents the ideas of architects and building professionals on museum survey.

Reviews the art exhibitions "Russia!" at the Guggenheim Museum and "Prague: The Crown of Bohemia" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

Previews the art exhibition "Elizabeth Murray," at the MoMA museum in New York City. Theme of the art exhibition; Organizer of the event; Duration of the exhibition.

Previews the art exhibition "Performa05," New York City's first biennial of performance art.

Reviews the exhibition "All the Mighty World: The Photographs of Roger Fenton, 1852-1860" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

Presents four events in New York City in preparation for the "The Gates," artwork exhibit in Central Park from February 12 to 27, 2005. "From the Roof: Christo and Jean-Claude's "The Gates" in Central Park at the Metropolitan Museum; "Manmade Planet: Photographs by Wolfgang Volz," at the Chelsea Art Museum; "Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Projects Recorded: 1969-1998"; "Maysles Films Christo and Jeanne-Claude at the Joseph I."

Provides information on art exhibits in Manhattan's Meat Packing District in February 2005. "Trade" at White Columns; "Goodbye 14th Street" at Casey Kaplan.

Features Tim Hawkinson's survey titled "Shorts" at the Whitney Museum of Art from February 11 to March 29, 2005. Hawkinson's comments on the installation.

Features the art exhibition of Xavier Veilhan at the National Academy Museum in New York City.

Features the art exhibition of Thomas Eggerer at the Friedrich Petzel Gallery in New York.

Presents the art exhibition "Design Art: Functional Objects From Donald Judd to Rachel Whiteread," by various artists at the Cooper-Hewitt in New York City. Furniture designed by minimalist artists; Inspiration in conceptualizing the exhibition; Focus of the show on the utilitarian cousins of all cubes and slabs.

Reviews the art exhibition "East Village USA," by various artists at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York City.

Features solo art shows in galleries in New York City. Display of the drawings of Lee Bontecou; Three video works by Diana Kingsley; Series of exhibitions by Jorge Pardo.

Features the photography exhibition by Andreas Gursky at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Display of large scale photographs; Depiction of several places around the globe; Schedule.

Features the "Open House: Working in Brooklyn," at the Brooklyn Museum in New York. Presentation of the mural "Manifest Destiny;" Inauguration of the museum's new entrance pavilion and public plaza; Length of time the exhibit is expected to be shown.

Reports on the art exhibit "Humble Masterpieces," at the MoMA QNS, New York City. Collection of some 120 small wonders of design chosen by in-house guru Paola Antonelli; Curious histories of some of the items.

Reports on the opening of the exhibition "Byzantium: Faith and Power (1261-1557) at the Metropolitan Museum in New York City. Focus on frescoes, textiles and mosaic icons.

Reports on the holding of the exhibition "Ocean Flowers: Impressions From Nature" at the Drawing Centre in New York City. Focus on the camera obscura technique.