Yinka Shonibare, Carla Fernandez, Jae Jarrell, Nick Cave and other creators turn up in this roundup of fabulous duds in museum shows.

A channel-changing exhibition about imagination headlines a convergence of art from 88 countries.

Museums are devising new ways to showcase the exquisite mix of engineering, craftsmanship and style that moves us forward on two finely calibrated wheels

Converging on Venice from Iraq, Iceland, Azerbaijan, and beyond, they came, they showed—and they posed for photos

Elaine Reichek, Hugh Steers, and more.

Robert Storr brings Jac Leirner back to art school. A paper chase ensues.

A history of violence resonates in Imran Qureshi's massive rooftop painting at the Metropolitan Museum, and in other shows by Benny Andrews, Nancy Spero, and more.

Jewish art geography, from Aleph and Arbus to Robert Zimmerman

A herd of the magical, elusive creatures alights in uptown Manhattan, while others emerge in galleries and artist's studios everywhere.

With a trove of images that were unseen and unknown, the ICP creates a nuanced portrait of the photographer best known for documenting the vanished world of Eastern European Jewry.

Ellen Harvey’s mischievous exhibition, “Alien’s Guide to the Ruins of Washington, DC.,” at the Corcoran Gallery of Art.

Is the Jewish Museum showcasing crypto-Jewish art?

The little black dress, subject of a show curated by Vogue's André Leon Talley, is uniform, sculpture, template--and, for some men, an aspiration

A new exhibition explores the overlapping worlds of Christian and Jewish art in medieval Spain.