This month, visitors who are blind or have low vision are invited to explore the exhibition Carol Bove.
From 1987 to 2019, celebrated NYC photographer Jack Vartoogian captured hundreds of SummerStage performances across Manhattan parks, from Central Park to Marcus Garvey Park and Tompkins Square Park.
Curated and commissioned for BAM DanceAfrica 2026 by The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts (MoCADA), this visual art showcase features works like “Voices of Peace” by Sanaa Gateja, which uses intricate beadwork and post-consumer paper to explore themes of peace and environmental protection.
In the Sunroom exhibition Jump, the artist focuses on the core obstacle in dog agility courses— “jumps” — which serve to build athleticism and confidence in the dog, and a bond of trust between the dog and handler. Incorporating sculptural forms that evoke jumps alongside a video projection, the exhibition reflects on memories of Park’s prior relationship with a living pet while giving form to sentience, vulnerability, care, and failure.
In commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, All We Have Standing Between Us explores 250 years of Jewish participation in American democracy. Drawing from the collections of the American Jewish Historical Society, the exhibition examines how Jews have shaped, debated, and challenged the nation's democratic ideals from the Revolutionary era to the present.
Check out inspiring and innovative objects in Design Across Time: Exploring the Smithsonian's Design Collection, on view on the first floor.
Open Call: A.I.R. National Membership. Apply by Tuesday, July 21.
Working across performance, video, installation, and sculpture, Hyunjin Park explores the affective impact of the non-human—plants, living beings, and machines—on humans. Her work considers how these emotional resonances blur distinctions between the ancient and the contemporary, life and death,…
From 1987 to 2019, celebrated NYC photographer Jack Vartoogian captured hundreds of SummerStage performances across Manhattan parks, from Central Park to Marcus Garvey Park and Tompkins Square Park.
Curated and commissioned for BAM DanceAfrica 2026 by The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts (MoCADA), this visual art showcase features works like “Voices of Peace” by Sanaa Gateja, which uses intricate beadwork and post-consumer paper to explore themes of peace and environmental protection.
Installation view of Haas Brothers: Uncanny Valley. Photo: Jenna Bascom
Join exhibition curators and conservators to look closely at artworks on view.
This month, visitors who are blind or have low vision are invited to explore the exhibition Carol Bove.
From 1987 to 2019, celebrated NYC photographer Jack Vartoogian captured hundreds of SummerStage performances across Manhattan parks, from Central Park to Marcus Garvey Park and Tompkins Square Park.
Check out inspiring and innovative objects in Design Across Time: Exploring the Smithsonian's Design Collection, on view on the first floor.
Our signature survey of artists living and working in the New York City area returns for its sixth edition this spring, coinciding with MoMA PS1’s 50th anniversary. Spanning all levels of MoMA PS1’s historic school building, Greater New York 2026 brings into focus over 50 multidisciplinary artists in the formative years of their careers.
Curated and commissioned for BAM DanceAfrica 2026 by The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts (MoCADA), this visual art showcase features works like “Voices of Peace” by Sanaa Gateja, which uses intricate beadwork and post-consumer paper to explore themes of peace and environmental protection.
Gallery tours through the Whitney’s current exhibitions are offered each day. Join a museum docent for insight into the works on view.
Czech artist Valentýna Janů arrives in New York as an artist in residence at ISCP. During her two-month residency, she will focus on the development and production of her new film Darklings, co-produced by Mannschaft, as well as on a new performance.
Join artist-in-residence Dina Zaman at the Bangladeshi American Artist Forum (BAAF) while she draws live in studio using recycled materials as part of Between River and Harbor: Stories That Carry Us. The work is based on Zaman’s experience as a woman, focusing on love, joy, struggle, hardship, strength, and becoming.
An artwork by Jasmin Sian featuring intricate embroidery and detailed floral and vegetal embellishments on a navy background.
Join artist-in-residence Dina Zaman at the Bangladeshi American Artist Forum (BAAF) while she draws live in studio using recycled materials as part of Between River and Harbor: Stories That Carry Us. The work is based on Zaman’s experience as a woman, focusing on love, joy, struggle, hardship, strength, and becoming.
Seattle Art Fair, a one-of-a-kind showcase for the vibrant arts community of the Pacific Northwest, and a leading destination for the best in modern and contemporary art, returns for its tenth edition, July 23–26, 2026.
Step into the warmth of summer through vibrant contemporary art at AGI’s Summer City Idyll exhibit.
From 1987 to 2019, celebrated NYC photographer Jack Vartoogian captured hundreds of SummerStage performances across Manhattan parks, from Central Park to Marcus Garvey Park and Tompkins Square Park.
Solo and group exhibitions at Glyndor Gallery explore the dynamic relationships between nature, culture, and site. When exhibitions are on view in the spring, summer, and fall, Gallery Greeters lead public exhibition tours on Thursdays and Saturdays at 2PM.
Curated and commissioned for BAM DanceAfrica 2026 by The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts (MoCADA), this visual art showcase features works like “Voices of Peace” by Sanaa Gateja, which uses intricate beadwork and post-consumer paper to explore themes of peace and environmental protection.
Join us for drop-in art making and public tours focused on artworks in Noguchi’s New York.
An artwork by Jasmin Sian featuring intricate embroidery and detailed floral and vegetal embellishments on a navy background.
Join artist-in-residence Dina Zaman at the Bangladeshi American Artist Forum (BAAF) while she draws live in studio using recycled materials as part of Between River and Harbor: Stories That Carry Us. The work is based on Zaman’s experience as a woman, focusing on love, joy, struggle, hardship, strength, and becoming.
Participe en una visita guiada en español con el equipo educativo de Poster House para nuestra exposición La negritud en el escenario: Carteles del teatro y del cine afroamericanos. Los carteles de esta exposición nos permiten reflexionar sobre cómo la narrativa afroamericana fue transmitida y transformada durante su transición del teatro a la pantalla grande.
Join artist-in-residence Dina Zaman at the Bangladeshi American Artist Forum (BAAF) while she draws live in studio using recycled materials as part of Between River and Harbor: Stories That Carry Us. The work is based on Zaman’s experience as a woman, focusing on love, joy, struggle, hardship, strength, and becoming.
For the inaugural Courtyard Commission, Precious Okoyomon (Nigerian-American, b. 1993) will produce a living forest featuring a large-scale, interactive bear sculpture—the artist’s signature motif—which resembles an oversized children’s toy. The forest, developed in collaboration with the nursery issima, will grow into an ever-morphing woodland of trees, exotic flowers, weeds, and boulders.
Please join us at C24 Gallery for a walkthrough with artists Vidal Mouet and Tony Zhao on Friday, July 24th at 4:30 PM as they discusses their current exhibtion Contact Points. Mouet and Zhao with reflect on their process and investigations of form, medium, and structure.
Celebrate summer by visiting the HRM after hours from 5–7pm. Experience our current exhibitions and enjoy the outdoor courtyard with games for all ages.
A 3 Day Event Featuring Over 150 Tattoo Artists, Live Music, Competitions, Food Trucks and more!
ARTSlam sessions, typically held at the International Sculpture Conference, are unique opportunities where artists are invited to present images of their current work to other attendees for constructive dialogue. Each artist will be limited to 10-15 slides and 10 minutes – maximum!
The National Academy of Design welcomes the School for Poetic Computation as the third and final Classroom Residents activating our current exhibition, Future Schools with their curriculum. SFPC will transform the site into a space for public reflection on how technological systems shape imagination, community, and power.
Presented as part of the 2026 Whitney Biennial, Nile Harris and his collaborator Dyer Rhoads expand on the sculpture ‘Dark Brown Birkin Bag’, featured in the fifth floor gallery, through the uncrating of a second work of art on the exhibition floor.
Julien Ceccaldi. Title TK. 2025. Acrylic paint and permanent marker on clear acrylic panel, aluminum composite panel, digital vinyl print, wood, and hanging hardware.
From 1987 to 2019, celebrated NYC photographer Jack Vartoogian captured hundreds of SummerStage performances across Manhattan parks, from Central Park to Marcus Garvey Park and Tompkins Square Park.
Join Poster House for an engaging conversation on the style and presentation of Black chorus girls during the early 20th century, as well as their influence on Black women in theater and film. The discussion will span the history of Black women’s performance from enslavement to the 20th century performance, exploring costumed movement, industry limitations, and the way fashion evolved once chorus girls reclaimed their femininity.
Observe cerca las obras de arte y escuche de primera mano a los especialistas del Met.
A 3 Day Event Featuring Over 150 Tattoo Artists, Live Music, Competitions, Food Trucks and more!
The National Academy of Design welcomes the School for Poetic Computation as the third and final Classroom Residents activating our current exhibition, Future Schools with their curriculum. SFPC will transform the site into a space for public reflection on how technological systems shape imagination, community, and power.
Working across performance, video, installation, and sculpture, Hyunjin Park explores the affective impact of the non-human—plants, living beings, and machines—on humans. Her work considers how these emotional resonances blur distinctions between the ancient and the contemporary, life and death,…
Solo and group exhibitions at Glyndor Gallery explore the dynamic relationships between nature, culture, and site. When exhibitions are on view in the spring, summer, and fall, Gallery Greeters lead public exhibition tours on Thursdays and Saturdays at 2PM.
“A Mexican Artist Records His First Impressions of San Francisco.” 1930.
Ideas of Africa: Portraiture and Political Imagination examines how photographers and their sitters contributed to the proliferation of Pan-African solidarity during the mid-20th century. The exhibition gathers striking pictures by photographers working in Central and West African cities, reflecting emerging political realities.
Welcome Philadelphia based artist Holly Simple, for a Pop-Up, and divinatory ‘trinket reading.’ Don’t miss this opportunity to meet one of our favorite artists, and get a unique oracle reading from her!
Join us at the Bureau for the opening of the NYC Trans Archives Exhibit. To be trans is to cross boundaries, to challenge trivial norms, and...
A 3 Day Event Featuring Over 150 Tattoo Artists, Live Music, Competitions, Food Trucks and more!
“A Mexican Artist Records His First Impressions of San Francisco.” 1930.
Members are invited to enjoy the museum during members-only hours from 6 to 8 pm on select Mondays.
From 1987 to 2019, celebrated NYC photographer Jack Vartoogian captured hundreds of SummerStage performances across Manhattan parks, from Central Park to Marcus Garvey Park and Tompkins Square Park.
Installation view of Whitney Biennial 2026 (Whitney Museum of American Art, March 8–August 2026).
Explore a landmark exhibition that showcases distinct artistic expressions and practices of modernism by artists of diverse Indigenous heritage.
In this session of Community Voices, the jurors of Ceramics as Sculpture—Leslie Ferrin (Founder & Director, Ferrin Contemporary), Joshua Green (Executive Director, NCECA), and Kevin Snipes (Ceramic Artist & Sculptor)—will explore the evolving role of ceramics within contemporary sculpture.
Hear artists and writers as they reflect on Marcel Duchamp’s experiments with chance-based systems.
¡Únete a Contemporary Circles en nuestra colaboración con la Bienal de las Américas para disfrutar de un día exclusivo de arte, conexión y aire puro de montaña en Aspen!
Did you know, American Girl turns 40 this year? The iconic doll brand has inspired generations of girls and young women!
Join Contemporary Circles as we partner with Biennial of the Americas for an exclusive day of art, connection, and summer mountain air in Aspen!
Multi-Estates Summer 2026 Auction Day One featuring 400 lots including Furniture, Decorative Art, Fine Art, Asian Art & Antiques, and Collectibles.
Check out inspiring and innovative objects in Design Across Time: Exploring the Smithsonian's Design Collection, on view on the first floor.
“Persona / Non Persona” is a dynamic group exhibition by the queer art collective, Magenta Lounge, curated by its founder James Horner. The exhibition brings together the work of nine LGBTQ+ artists whose paintings, photographs, sculptures, videos, and multidisciplinary works reflect on queer identity, self-discovery, and the beauty of individuality.
Christie’s presents The Meeting Ground: Scenes from the KNMA Collection, a landmark collaboration with the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA), celebrating modern and contemporary South Asian art through carefully curated scenes drawn from the museum’s extraordinary collection.
Solo and group exhibitions at Glyndor Gallery explore the dynamic relationships between nature, culture, and site. When exhibitions are on view in the spring, summer, and fall, Gallery Greeters lead public exhibition tours on Thursdays and Saturdays at 2PM.
In the Sunroom exhibition Jump, the artist focuses on the core obstacle in dog agility courses— “jumps” — which serve to build athleticism and confidence in the dog, and a bond of trust between the dog and handler. Incorporating sculptural forms that evoke jumps alongside a video projection, the exhibition reflects on memories of Park’s prior relationship with a living pet while giving form to sentience, vulnerability, care, and failure.
In commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, All We Have Standing Between Us explores 250 years of Jewish participation in American democracy. Drawing from the collections of the American Jewish Historical Society, the exhibition examines how Jews have shaped, debated, and challenged the nation's democratic ideals from the Revolutionary era to the present.
Check out inspiring and innovative objects in Design Across Time: Exploring the Smithsonian's Design Collection, on view on the first floor.
Open Call: A.I.R. National Membership. Apply by Tuesday, July 21.
Working across performance, video, installation, and sculpture, Hyunjin Park explores the affective impact of the non-human—plants, living beings, and machines—on humans. Her work considers how these emotional resonances blur distinctions between the ancient and the contemporary, life and death,…
From 1987 to 2019, celebrated NYC photographer Jack Vartoogian captured hundreds of SummerStage performances across Manhattan parks, from Central Park to Marcus Garvey Park and Tompkins Square Park.
Curated and commissioned for BAM DanceAfrica 2026 by The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts (MoCADA), this visual art showcase features works like “Voices of Peace” by Sanaa Gateja, which uses intricate beadwork and post-consumer paper to explore themes of peace and environmental protection.