Arts

Art history distinguishes Marisa Merz as the only woman of the Arte Povera movement and as Mario Merz’s wife. But her work transcends every such category and biographical facts.

Enjoy a complimentary Lavazza espresso before your guided tour of Giorgio Morandi. “No one has ever gotten to see this union before,” says Vivien Greene, Senior Curator at the Guggenheim and a member of CIMA’s Advisory Committee.

A tragic auto-biographical experience turned into inspiration for Artistic Director Nora Armani to select and show movies that create awareness about current social topics: from income disparity to equal rights for women.

New York native Amy Wilson combines the traditional craft of lacemaking with modern technology, and uses her art to encourage a sense of community among the members of the city’s diverse neighborhoods, particularly inspiring elderly residents to engage with their...

Painting Tranquility: Masterworks by Vilhelm Hammershøi from SMK presents a wide selection of masterpieces by this Danish painter, known for his light-infused interiors. Paintings that demand close looking, until one finds solid in void and void in solid

The 1977 will be unforgettable for New Yorkers: besides the victory of the Yankees over the Dodgers, in that year New York saw one of the most incredible and crazy moment of its history, with epidemic social tensions that would...

With a concise selection of works ranging from 1958 to 2002, the first Robert Ryman solo museum show since 1993 opened on December 9 at Dia:Chelsea, marking the comeback of the Dia Art Foundation to the curatorial life of New...

A new column will guide your travels in the art world of New York and beyond. Curated by the Center for Italian  Modern Art, the new column titled Slow Art will take you through exhibitions, events, artists and other stories seen through the eyes of those...