2017 marks the centennial anniversary of 1917’s Russian Revolution. To shine a light on this watershed moment in history, The Museum of Modern Art has brought together 260 works of art from its permanent collection, the most extensive collection of Russian … Continued

“The Shape of Things: Photographs From Robert B. Menschel,” a survey of classic and provocative photography that covers 150 years of the art form, is on view at the Museum of Modern Art in New York through May 7. All … Continued

“SPEED POWER TIME HEART,” an installation at Gladstone64 in New York through December 21, is the first show by Elizabeth Peyton at Gladstone Gallery. Her work has been exhibited extensively and globally in galleries and museums, and is in leading … Continued

He was born in Paris in 1879 to a French mother and Cuban father. After painting in an Impressionist style in his younger days, he made an influential series of Cubist works, became a key figure in the revolutionary Dada … Continued

If you had to choose one artist who personified Abstract Expressionism—someone who put New York on the map as the epicenter of the art world in the post–World War II era, and whose passion literally exploded the restrained, modernist mind-set … Continued