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Check out our suggestions for the best art exhibitions you don’t want to miss, including gallery openings and more
More crowd-pleasing than profound, Alexander Calder’s work is still delightful
Galleries across the city group together for two massive shows
The artist is celebrated for his amazing glass sculptures
Looking for the latest art? There’s no better place than Brooklyn
With an art scene as prominent and ever-changing as New York’s, you don’t want to miss these essential exhibitions.
The best art shows in New York, as chosen by Time Out's critics.
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Death stalks Eden in Lüpertz’s new work
The artist takes a journey in paint
Mark Flood deconstructs the intrusions and distortions wrought by the internet
A show pulls back the iron curtain on Cold War Hungarian artists
Ever wondered what's the story behind NYC's ubiquitous outdoor monuments
Take our tour of the works that wrote the book on modern and contemporary art in 3-D
Leading artists, gallery owners, curators and critics pick the best paintings to be seen in NYC
Check out these oddities in the city’s strangest and most interesting museums
Spencer Finch's miniature redwood trees are coming to Brooklyn in October
Move over Temple Of Dendur: You'll soon have competition as NYC's most selfie-ready ruin
Outdoor loungers take over the plaza at Broadway and Seventh Avenue starting August 24th
A condo/gallery/farm hybrid by The High Line takes the idea of urban farming and runs with it
We round up iconic depictions of NYC moments high and low
To honor Mark and her work, we take a look back at her most stunning New York-set shots
Get your photograph taken at this Times Square installation
Ash Thayer’s photos of a Bohemian Manhattan reveal New York life in an edgier time
