Paul Cezanne

America First: MOMA's Homegrown Modernism

Peeping Ed: Watching Hopper Watch

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TENDER ARTWORKS

Visit the collection of 
Gertrude Stein’s family

The Best NYC Art Shows of 2011

Three Voice critics name their favorites from the past year

Daniel Boulud Goes Cruising

All aboard as the noted chef circles the Mediterranean

Menachem Schneerson's Ghost Roils the Art World

Rebbe Menachem Schneerson​Lubavitch Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson is rearing his ghostly head from a grave on Long Island, sending shudders of frustration through the halls of the New York art world. A complex legal dispute over Schneerson's Library — a collection of 12,000 books and 50 ... More >>

Family Ties, Unbound, in Tokyo Story

Free Will Astrology: September 8 through 14

Rineke Dijkstra's Kids Kid You Not

At Marian Goodman Gallery, the Dutch artist aims her lens on the faces and ways of youth

"Edward Is Brown Like Roast Turkey": Studies in Crap Remembers Why We Needed Hip-Hop

​ Each Thursday, your Crap Archivist brings you the finest in forgotten and bewildering crap culled from basements, thrift stores, estate sales and flea markets. I do this for one reason: Knowledge is power. "Black people are different colors," Vivian Church points out on page four of Co ... More >>

Bones' Beat: Gustave Caillebotte: Impressionist Paintings from Paris to the Sea at the Brooklyn Museum

All images courtesy Brooklyn MuseumGustave Caillebotte, Oarsmen Rowing on the Yerres, 1877 French Impressionism has a remarkable and, it seems, endlessly renewable currency in contemporary museum culture. The recent show of Van Gogh nocturnes at MoMA spawned an agitated, gelatinous daily mob of fan ... More >>

'Into the Sunset': The MOMA Corrals a Photo Survey of the American West

The museum saddles up, effaces history

Terry Winters Is Knot of This World

Do not fear graphs and theory! An artist paints the reasons why.

'Giorgio Morandi, 1890-1964' at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Giorgio Morandi, 1890-1964

Hugs and Kisses 52: Mick Turner

After the French!

Germans, Spaniards, and Russians invade expanded galleries at the Metropolitan Museum

Rust Never Weeps

Recommendations by R.C. Baker

The Anxiety of Influence

MOMA does its reputation—and utopian wealth of material—a grave disservice. Again.

Pictures at an Execution

Two museum shows illuminate history's darkest corners

The Brice Is Right

Few living artists have such breathtaking ways of making things

Black on Blonde

Hardcore

A wonderful snake pit where styles thought outmoded turn dangerous again

Odalisques in Harem Pants, Icons of Modernity

Unequal Partners

Discerning the difference between the good and the great, the talented and the tremendous

Lesser New York

P.S.1 and MOMA want the wildness of youth but then they immediately try to tame it

Going Underground

Framing an abstract expressionist and comics maestro in the entrance to the subway

The Real Thing

A slew of shows turn Paris into a study center in the varieties of photographic realism

1557: A Space Odyssey

At the Met's "Byzantium" exhibition, prepare to behold the power of the transcendental

Modern Mannerist

Modigliani overturned convention, then settled comfortably into one of his own making

Sure Shots

The photo shows you can't miss

Material World

Recipe for a retrospective: Mix sausages, bananas, Easter bunnies, cacti, and add chocolate

Listings

Art as Salvation

A big, voluptuous show at the Whitney by a tortured artist who drew his way to greatness

Visionary Logic

Savoring a retrospective of 'one of the greatest weird painters ever' at the Metropolitan

Wild Card

Circuit Party

Scaling Richter

Insider Out

Survival of the Fiercest

Five New York Girls Strive for Drag Divinity at the Miss Continental Pageant

American Flamer

A Photographer in the Artist's Lair

Studio Heads

Finders and Keepers

The Way We Were

The Players