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This article is part of our Museums special section about how institutions are striving to offer their visitors more to see, do and feel. If museum exhibitions are meant to [...]

In 1937, Corrado Cagli, a little-known Italian artist, showed a painting at the Comet Gallery in New York and instantly became the talk of the town. Inspired by the celebrated [...]

In 1937, Corrado Cagli, a little-known Italian artist, showed a painting at the Comet Gallery in New York and instantly became the talk of the town. Inspired by the celebrated [...]

CAPTION(S): PHOTOS: The garden, which is near the northeast corner of Central Park, is a popular wedding destination with its manicured flower beds and bubbling fountains. Its three sections have [...]

Two years ago, the institution in Washington closed for renovations. Now, it's reopening, with expanded galleries and an eye-popping exhibition. This article is part of the Fine Arts & Exhibits [...]

Two years ago, the institution in Washington closed for renovations. Now, it’s reopening, with expanded galleries and an eye-popping exhibition. This article is part of the https://www.nytimes.com/spotlight/fine-arts-special-section special section on [...]

The Museum of the City of New York is preparing to take visitors on a trip down its own version of Memory Lane. This article is part of our Museums [...]

The Museum of the City of New York is preparing to take visitors on a trip down its own version of Memory Lane. This article is part of our https://www.nytimes.com/spotlight/museums-special-section [...]

Byline: Jane L. Levere By the early fall, domestic business travel was back up to nearly two-thirds of its prepandemic level. But companies have now begun to cut back. Business [...]

By the early fall, domestic business travel was back up to nearly two-thirds of its prepandemic level. But companies have now begun to cut back. Business travel came back this [...]

From New York to Tucson and beyond, exhibitions examine what we eat and how we source and prepare our food. This article is part of our Fine Arts & Exhibits [...]

The Morgan Library & Museum celebrates the restoration of a McKim building and unveils a garden with classical sculptures from the financier's collection. In 1908, an unnamed correspondent for The [...]

Byline: Jane L. Levere Domestic travel has returned faster than international. And some destinations like Las Vegas are rebounding more quickly than big cities like New York. Business travel appears [...]

Domestic travel has returned faster than international. And some destinations like Las Vegas are rebounding more quickly than big cities like New York. Business travel appears to be returning, albeit [...]

The International Center of Photography, now on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, recognizes William Klein, 94, by turning over its entire space to his work. This article is part [...]

A retrospective, performance piece and projected video, all by Nick Cave, will be on display. This article is part of our latest special section on Museums, which focuses on new [...]

Byline: Jane L. Levere At first, Horn & Hardart was known for its coffee. Frank Hardart had discovered the French drip method in New Orleans, and he and Joe Horn [...]

Across the industry, the pandemic forced changes that may have to become permanent if the industry is to fully rebound. This article is part of our Business Transformation special report, [...]

Among the surprises in a new exhibition at the Chicago History Museum: streets paved with wood, an unusual heat wave and exoneration for Mrs. O'Leary's cow. This article is part [...]

This article is part of our Business Transformation special report, about how the pandemic has changed how the world does business. ______ Not surprisingly, traditional offices appear to have been [...]

Byline: Jane L. Levere Convention centers are reopening. Hotels and airlines report an uptick in bookings. But the rise in virus cases has tempered forecasts for a major recovery. Business [...]

Convention centers are reopening. Hotels and airlines report an uptick in bookings. But the rise in virus cases has tempered forecasts for a major recovery. Business travel has started again, [...]

He would have rejected the word ''activist,'' but his politically and religiously informed woodcarvings feel in tune with a turbulent year. This article is part of our latest Fine Arts [...]

Byline: Jane L. Levere Until companies are sure they can protect workers' health, one analyst said, 'they won't want to take the responsibility and risk of sending them back on [...]

Until companies are sure they can protect workers' health, one analyst said, ''they won't want to take the responsibility and risk of sending them back on the road.'' While business [...]

Byline: Jane L. Levere They're requiring masks, taking temperatures and speeding check-ins. But as one travel expert put it, 'So much is uncertain right now.' Airlines and airports around the [...]

They're requiring masks, taking temperatures and speeding check-ins. But as one travel expert put it, ''So much is uncertain right now.'' Airlines and airports around the world are doing everything [...]

Byline: Jane L. Levere If you're looking for merchandise from some of New York City's top department stores this holiday season, you may find it in surprising places: the lobbies [...]

If you're looking for merchandise from some of New York City's top department stores this holiday season, you may find it in surprising places: the lobbies of major Manhattan hotels. [...]

Byline: Jane L. Levere They appeal to senior citizens and millennials, business travelers and backpackers. And they're particularly attractive to hotel developers, who can pack in more guest rooms than [...]

They appeal to senior citizens and millennials, business travelers and backpackers. And they're particularly attractive to hotel developers, who can pack in more guest rooms than in a typical hotel. [...]

Walk through the doors of the Morgan Library & Museum in New York City these days and it's possible to travel back more than 100 years. Visitors can walk up [...]

Travel companies were hit by one data breach after another last year -- firms including Marriott, British Airways, Delta Air Lines and the travel booking site Orbitz.Marriott estimates that as [...]

CORRECTION APPENDEDThis year, three Washington-based museums of the Smithsonian Institution deployed a half-dozen four-feet-tall, humanoid robots, nicknamed Pepper, to answer visitors' questions and tell stories, using voice, gestures and an [...]

Resort fees. The term conjures up a poolside lounge chair, thick towels piled high nearby. But starting about two years ago, urban luxury and full-service hotels across the United States [...]

Bonnie Ross, head of Microsoft's Halo game studio, says, ''You have the power to bring new worlds to life.'' Maya Gupta, a Google research scientist, advises, ''Don't just solve the [...]

Byline: JANE L. LEVERE Correction Appended So you think your only choice during a long layover or a flight delay is to suffer in the airport terminal? Think again. But [...]

At a recent dance held by the Big Apple Ranch, a Manhattan L.G.B.T.Q. country-western dance club, Croft Vaughn, a longtime dancer, called the club his church. ''Every other week I'm [...]

Georgia O'Keeffe, the pioneering modernist artist and perennial favorite, has in recent years been the subject of exhibitions about the first two decades of her long career, from 1915 to [...]

A Brazilian boy's passion for collecting autographs, ignited almost 50 years ago, has blossomed into one of this year's most unusual and enchanting exhibitions, ''The Magic of Handwriting: The Pedro [...]

During Prohibition, tourists arriving at the Havana airport were often greeted by Rafael Valiente, a popular bartender in Cuba and the first brand ambassador for Bacardi rum. Mr. Valiente, known [...]

Pamela Anderson walks down a city street and uses her cellphone to book a ride. Along the way, she passes a newspaper and street signs that say, ''Hollywood Sexual Harassment [...]

In an age when so many travel tasks can be done with an app, is the hotel concierge -- that font of local wisdom with the connections to land a [...]

Byline: JANE L. LEVERE In an age when so many travel tasks can be done with an app, is the hotel concierge -- that font of local wisdom with the [...]

Two new Manhattan hotels feature one of the hottest and most highly coveted amenities in the hospitality industry: rooftop venues that offer food, drink, entertainment and spectacular views. The 189-room [...]

Michael May, who recently became the chief executive of the Lighthouse for the Blind in Seattle, has his own system for rating airports, and under that system, O'Hare International Airport [...]