Best New York museum exhibits to see this summer

This retrospective features 103 pieces, ranging from beautiful portraiture to narrative tableaux.

Marsh’s work captures some of the seedy quality and kinetic energy of Depression-era New York.

MoMA stages its first survey of the pioneering designer and architect responsible for the United Nations Headquarters.

Turrell hasn’t shown work in an NYC museum for more than 30 years; expect early works and a site-specific piece at this massive retrospective.

The couture enthusiast shows off items from her nearly 4,000-piece collection of fashionable gems.

Contemporary book artists used the Hebrew Bible and other sacred texts as both inspiration and medium for the works on view, via methods like paper-cutting.

This installation was designed specifically for the Whitney’s light-filled fourth-floor gallery.

The Brooklyn art collective used the September 11 attacks as a jumping-off point for some of the work in this exhibit.

Costumes, sketches and other miscellanea from used in the development of films are on display.

The Berlin artist will fill the Morgan’s Renzo Piano atrium with thousands of sheets of homemade paper.