Guggenheim Bilbao Celebrates 20th Birthday with Bill Viola

Whitney: History of Protests

The Whitney Museum has consistently been a space where the intersection of art and social activism meet. Reflecting on the historical protests that have shaped its reputation, the Whitney continues to support artists who challenge and engage with pressing issues in society.

Currents: Abortion Art

In these times of political tumult and the contested rights over women's bodies, artists are responding through powerful exhibits. The Currents section of NY Arts Magazine delves into how contemporary artists tackle the theme of abortion, providing a space for dialogue and expression often shrouded in taboo.

A.I.R Gallery January 4-February 4: Keep IT Alive

The A.I.R Gallery's upcoming exhibition, "Keep IT Alive", invites viewers to engage with works that call attention to the environment and sustainability. Each piece serves as a reminder of the fragility of our ecosystem and the responsibility we bear to preserve it.

17 Cuban Artists: All That You Have Is Your Soul

"All That You Have Is Your Soul" spotlights 17 Cuban artists whose works reflect on identity, resilience, and the spirit of the Cuban people. This exhibit showcases the cultural richness and diversity inherent within Cuba's artistic landscape.

Guggenheim: 71 Chinese Artists in America

The Guggenheim Museum hosts a groundbreaking exhibition featuring 71 Chinese artists who have contributed to the American art scene. This collection explores themes of immigration, identity, and the complex narratives of the Chinese-American experience.

Art Invades North Korea

In an unprecedented move, contemporary art infiltrates the tightly-controlled state of North Korea. This feature delves into the challenges and surprises faced by artists bringing their expressions into a context so dramatically different from the Western art world.

Louise Bourgeois at MOMA

The Museum of Modern Art presents a retrospective of Louise Bourgeois, celebrating the prolific career of an artist whose works have challenged conventions and offered profound insights into the human experience through her unique visual language.

Currents: Abortion

Our comprehensive look at the art surrounding the theme of abortion confronts the viewer with the realities and debates that surround this issue. Through a series of powerful exhibits, artists contribute to a narrative that goes beyond politics and speaks to the core of human rights and dignity.