Three Floors, Two Lifetimes: Anthea Hamilton and Gaetano Pesce at Salon 94
Salon 94’s Upper East Side townhouse at 3 E 89th Street is hosting something rare right now: three exhibitions that talk to one another across the building. Anthea Hamilton’s Comfort Zones, her first solo gallery show in the US, anchors the experience.
Taryn Simon Turns the Guggenheim Rotunda Into a Labyrinth of Other People’s Lives
Few artists could fill Frank Lloyd Wright’s spiral, but Taryn Simon’s Father Country I Do Love You does it with audacious confidence. It is the first monographic show by a photography-based artist in the rotunda and the largest debut of new work in the museum’s history.
Social Surrealism Turned the Gathering Into the Artwork
A group exhibition at Chez-Nous in Bushwick asked where culture really comes from, and answered: from the table.
In San José, Anoushka Mirchandani Turns the Body Into a River
There is a particular kind of figure that recurs across Anoushka Mirchandani’s paintings: translucent, half-dissolved, caught mid-motion between a human body and a body of water.
A Triumphant Decade: TEFAF New York Welcomes the Art World with Palpable Energy
Lines stretched down Park Avenue on Thursday, May 14, 2026, as TEFAF New York made a spectacular return to the historic Park Avenue Armory. Celebrating its tenth anniversary and marking its tenth edition, the fair opened its doors to packed crowds of international collectors, museum curators, and arts patrons.
A Deep Dive into Frieze New York: Our Five Favorite Booths
Frieze New York continues to establish itself as a vital barometer for the global art market, drawing an international vanguard of collectors, curators, and enthusiasts to The Shed at Hudson Yards. The fair presents a highly curated landscape where historical recovery pairs naturally with experimental material practices.
The Dealer’s Eye: How Jonathan Boos Shaped the 2026 Armory Show
Jonathan Boos is currently presenting at The 2026 Winter Show through February 1st at the Park Avenue Armory. With over three decades of experience, leading private art dealer, curator, and advisor Jonathan Boos continues to be an essential bridge between artist estates, private collectors, and world renowned museums in New York and internationally.
Miami : Through the Lens of Jack Pierson
Jack Pierson: The Miami Years, now on view at the Bass, captures the essence of Miami’s colorful characters and showcases Pierson’s distinct eye for arresting portraiture of personal friends and figures.
Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation’s 27th Annual Angel Ball Raises $3 Million for Cancer Research
Hosted by Gayle King and featuring performances by Patti LaBelle, Ja Rule, and Paul Russell, Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation’s 27th Annual Angel Ball raised $3 million for cancer research at Cipriani Wall Street.
American Ballet Theatre’s Fall Gala Honors Misty Copeland: A Farewell, a Continuum
At ABT’s 85th Anniversary Fall Gala, Misty Copeland gave her farewell performance at Lincoln Center, an evening of elegance, reflection, and history featuring tributes from Oprah Winfrey, Debbie Allen, and Caroline Kennedy.
