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Painting from the 13th to the 18th Century
Seven centuries of European painting at its finest
PERGAMON. Masterpieces of the Ancient Metropolis and 360° Panorama by Yadegar Asisi
Ancient Pergamon meets Asisi's immersive 360° panorama.
David Hammons: Day's End
A monumental permanent installation on the Hudson River waterfront.
Gerhard Richter. 100 Works for Berlin
100 works by Richter, including the Birkenau cycle
The Princesses Are Back! Schadow's Princesses Group Newly Presented at the Friedrichswerdersche Kirche
Schadow's iconic double statue, freshly reinstalled in Berlin.
Nancy Baker Cahill: CENTO
Participatory AR creature evolving on the Whitney's terrace
Rashid Johnson: New Poetry
A site-specific steel-grid poem inside and outside the Whitney.
Focus Schinkel. A Look at Life and Work
Fresh perspectives on Schinkel's life and legacy in Berlin.
Dyani White Hawk: Nourish
Ceramic tile mosaic rooted in Lakota artistic tradition
Joseph Beuys. Works from the Nationalgalerie Collection
15 key works by a postwar European master
Odili Donald Odita: Songs from Life
Immersive abstract mural inspired by music at MoMA
Christoph Schlingensief. Deutschlandsuche '99
A focused tribute to Schlingensief at the Neue Nationalgalerie.
"Untitled" (America)
American art 1900–1980s, anchored by Gonzalez-Torres
New Work: Sheila Hicks
Monumental fiber art by Sheila Hicks at SFMOMA
INFANT: BANNED SKILLS
A nonlinear portal into INFANT's XENOFORMALISM universe
David Bowie Centre
Bowie's archive: costumes, lyrics, and personal treasures
Modern Mural: Nina Chanel Abney's LOVE NYC
Abney's vibrant paper cut-out mural reimagines NYC and MoMA icons.
Saâdane Afif. Five Preludes
Afif's first institutional solo show in Berlin
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Rediscovering Della Robbia at The Met
The Metropolitan Museum of Art shines a spotlight on the Della Robbia family, celebrated Renaissance sculptors whose glazed terracotta works transformed devotional art in 15th-century Florence.
The Lost World: The Art of Minnie Evans
A landmark reexamination of self-taught visionary Minnie Evans, bringing together drawings, paintings, and collages from 1935–1981 that blend dreams, spirituality, and the natural world.
Roy Lichtenstein: 1997
A focused look at rarely seen works from the final year of Roy Lichtenstein's life, revealing the restless experimentation and digital-age curiosity that defined his late career.
Taking Back Our Space: Photographic Perspectives
Eight artists reclaim space through a feminist photographic lens.
David Hartt: Peripheries
A solo exhibition by David Hartt exploring the margins of architecture, landscape, and memory through photography, film, and installation.
Kenny Scharf
A deep dive into the vibrant world of Kenny Scharf, Pop Surrealism pioneer and East Village icon, whose dazzling paintings, sculptures and murals blur the line between popular culture and the fantastical.