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One of Chelsea's most respected galleries is closing with a haunting farewell exhibition by one of its leading artists, who has taken photographs after-hours at MoMA.

The fair known for its downtown spirit and tightly curated sensibility has a new home in Lower Manhattan.

The official Presidential portraits of Barack and Michelle Obama, commissioned from artists Kehinde Wiley and Amy Sherald by the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, are coming to the Brooklyn Museum in the only Northeast stop on a national tour.

In an exhibition at one of the country's preeminent photography galleries, the acclaimed contemporary artist Carrie Mae Weems chooses images by Diane Arbus that speak to her own approach to portraiture and storytelling.

The three-year-old fair at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, originally a satellite event to Frieze Los Angeles, is back in an open-air, poolside format.

The artist's first museum show in New York explores technology's reshaping of the human form in depth and over decades, from cyborgs and avatars to genetic engineering and antibodies.

With its new 27-acre cultural campus, anchored by a glittering tower designed by Frank Gehry, the LUMA foundation is turning the Provençal city long associated with Van Gogh and Roman amphitheaters into a contemporary art destination.

France is now open to vaccinated Americans—and one major reason to go is the spectacular new Paris home for François Pinault’s art collection, a former stock exchange building renovated by Tadao Ando.

The renowned contemporary artist teams up with the Outsider Art Fair to present a pop-up exhibition of self-taught artists at 150 Wooster Street in Manhattan.

A new three-part documentary follows the Metropolitan Museum of Art through a tumultuous 150th-birthday year.