09/30/2022. The Cantor Arts Center is presenting East of the Pacific: Making Histories of Asian American Art, a survey showcasing 96 objects created between 1860 and 2021 that provides a rare opportunity...

09/30/2022. At a friend’s rustic home in a tiny village about an hour north of San Francisco, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott was trying to decide what to eat for breakfast. But he couldn’t resist telling a story. “Some of the best oatmeal I ever ha...

09/30/2022. Roland Auctions NY in Glen Cove, NY will present items from the Collection of Jeffrey M. Kaplan in their upcoming fall auction on Saturday, October 8th at 10am. This world-renowned collectio...

09/30/2022. The Whitney Museum of American Art announces that the next Whitney Biennial will be co-organized by Chrissie Iles and Meg Onli. Iles, the Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz Curator at the Whitney, and Onli, ...

09/30/2022. Valerie Maynard, a Harlem-bred artist whose sculptures and prints explored the complexity, but also the humanity, of Black identity while tackling racism in the civil rights and apartheid eras and beyond, died on Sept. 19 in Baltimore. She was 85. ...

09/30/2022. Sonia Handelman Meyer, whose memorable black-and-white street photography around New York City in the 1940s and 1950s reflected her training at the Photo League, a left-leaning collective of photographers who believed their work could change poor soc...

09/30/2022. When Gustav Mahler took the New York Philharmonic to Cleveland for a concert in December 1910, he drove critic Miriam Russell, of The Plain Dealer, to paroxysms of prose: Little Mahler with the big brain. Little Mahler with the mighty force. ...

09/30/2022. Sargent’s Daughters presents the second exhibition of work by Ruben Ulises Rodriguez Montoya at the gallery, James Webb and the Thestral Born Without a Vertebrae. Composed of new s...

09/30/2022. Karma is presenting Maybe tomorrow, an exhibition of sculptural work by Woody De Othello. Maybe tomorrow takes its name from a catchy, unsettling 1971 tune by jazz musician Grant Green. The ...

10/01/2022. Sascha Braunig has for over a decade devoted her critical focus to the capaciousness and limitations of the feminine form under duress. Braunig’s figures inhabit teetering studies in overextension—waists and fulcra are pinched to extremity;...

10/01/2022. Pace Prints is presenting a solo exhibition of large-scale prints and collages by American painter Nina Chanel Abney (b. 1982, Chicago), on view September 30 – November 12, 2022, at Pace ...

10/01/2022. Alexandria: Past Futures is an original exhibition that allows visitors to rediscover the Egyptian city through a new perspective, far removed from the myths and stereotypes associated with it. The exhibition invites us to consider Alexandria and its...

10/01/2022. Workers picketing outside the entrances of the Philadelphia Museum of Art this week shouted their demands for higher pay and more generous health care benefits in a visible sign of the growing labor movement in museums across the nation. The museu...

09/30/2022. The sanitary facilities provide water to the residents, which are the necessary conditions for comfortable life in the modern world. Water supply is a very important aspect of any building, both residential and non-residential. The water supply syste...

09/30/2022. You can drastically improve your life via the practice of self-discipline. Think of how much you can accomplish if you consistently follow through on your commitments or replace poor habits with positive ones. The secret to realizing your full potent...