This U.S.-premiere dance-theatre work from choreographer Stefanie Batten Bland explores colonization, enslavement, and memorialization through visceral storytelling.
This MoMA exhibition explores the ways that interaction design—which considers the relationships between objects and people—influences our digital behavior
Featuring 17 Roma performers and five members of the Berlin-based dance company DorkyPark, this dance-theatre spectacle celebrates Romani dance and music traditions.
See New York through the eyes of 23 veterans when you visit the “At Ease: Photographs by Military Veterans in New York” exhibition at the Morris Jumel Mansion.
Explore New York City’s largest old-growth woodland landscape, the Thain Family Forest, alongside Chenae Bullock, a member and historian of the Shinnecock Nation.
During the nearly six decades that Hopper called NYC “home,” he distilled the urban experience into depictions of out-of-the-way corners that showed the paradoxes of the changing city.
The ancient Korean musical storytelling form pansori fuses with Greek tragedy and K-pop to result in “Trojan Women,” a stunning production from the National Theater of Korea.
This new exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York explores the surprising relationships between religion and public spaces, with a focus on South Asian American communities.
Examine rarely seen masterpieces of Maya art of the Classic period (250-900 A.D.) in which gods are depicted through towering sculptures and detailed ornaments.
This multi-gallery exhibition at the Parrish Art Museum offers a groundbreaking look into Frida Kahlo’s life and work through the lens of her medical history.
Discover the fascinating universe of French designer and perfume creator Thierry Mugler, whose bold silhouettes and innovative approach to haute couture revolutionized the world of late 20th century fashion.
“No existe un mundo poshuracán: Puerto Rican Art in the Wake of Hurricane Maria” explores how artists have responded to the transformative years following the deadly hurricane of 2017.
Support the work of UNICEF, which works to ensure the health and education of children around the world, by attending the 2022 gala, featuring a DJ set by Questlove.
Commissioned by the Park Avenue Armory, this immersive new film installation by Julian Rosefeldt is presented in an arena-like setting, fully surrounding the viewer.
