A new book ventures to the farthest reaches of the Marvel Universe and returns with stories to spare

In her powerful solo show at the Whitney, the painter peers beyond the surface of grief

In her first novel in 21 years, the great American writer drags us laughing and screaming into a frightening future

Als harkens back to the early 20th century when poetry, and not the often empty, jargon-heavy theorizing of today, was considered visual art’s literary pal

In his new show at Perrotin Gallery, the Colombia-born artist builds an anti-imperialist future

A New-York Historical Society exhibition dives into Fire Island gay life during a closeted decade – the 1950s

A new exhibition examines the artist’s mailings and collages — and his persona

Hanging over the works is the question of whether Hockney will ever get to draw, or even see, his subjects again

“Menashe” makes slacker comedy out of Orthodox life