MoMA

A tribute to the dancer’s acclaimed return to choreography following years of ground-breaking artistic innovation

From Julie Tolentino’s sculptural alchemy to a new survey on Käthe Kollwitz, which reintroduces the lionized artist to a new generation

A retrospective at MoMA, New York, highlights the modernity of the late artist’s political works

From Joan Jonas’s layered installations to Alexander Apóstol’s archetypal characters of Venezuelan society

Unmissable shows in New York this May include “The Harlem Renaissance and Transatlantic Modernism,” The Whitney Biennial, and surveys of Marian Zazeela, Terry Fox and Joan Jonas

The British designer discusses the importance of sculpture, sound and archives to her practice

At his upcoming show at ICA Watershed, Boston, the artist transports his audience using the power of sound baths

Camille Bacon profiles Linda Goode Bryant’s legendary gallery and the radical transformations the space afforded in its 12-year run

The artist reveals the tracks behind the creation of his upcoming exhibition at the MoMA

Jeremy Atherton Lin profiles the German photographer and reflects on the artist’s lifelong search for the truth

The group show at MoMA PS1 reflects on the history of artist-cultivated gardens, from Tom Burr’s dioramas of The Ramble in Central Park to Poncili Creación’s defiant garden gnomes

From Nikita Gale's solo outing at 52 Walker to Nora Turato's eclectic performance at MoMA, these are the must-see shows this month

In her new performance at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, the artist presents found language as a way of tapping into our collective anxieties

A modest survey at the Museum of Modern of Art, New York, celebrates the trailblazing career of an often-overlooked fluxus artist

MoMa's Trustee Jill Kraus and Stuart Comer, MoMa's Chief Curator of Media and Performance, discuss collecting and public art

The artists’ joint presentation at MoMA considers the ways human biology both coexists with – and is subsumed by – modern technology

Or, why the Gulf conflicts never really went away

Can a trio of exhibitions in New York shed light on this enigmatic figure?

In an exclusive video interview, the author of Bad Feminist talks about black bodies, freedom and the gaze in Kara Walker’s ‘Christ’s Entry into Journalism’

Whether pairing the two inspires consternation or praise depends largely on how we conceive of the purpose of the Museum itself