Murakami's skill and his knowledge of art history, which includes a PhD in traditional Japanese painting, are evident in his Gagosian exhibition.

Turning from activism to his personal life, Finkelstein asks how the body can be a locus to remake the world.

Patrick Bringley took his Met job to slow down time.

Ford's new paintings star the Marchesa Luisa Casati, a Futurist Venetian artist and heiress who owned cheetahs and other exotic species.

"Looking at Andy Looking," a show of Warhol's erotic films, is on view at the Museum of Sex in New York.

Kim's survey is the first major museum show to allow an artist confronting disability to be as expansive as she is.

A Franz Kafka exhibition at the Morgan Library offers rarely seen glimpses into the work of the famed novelist.

"Harmony and Dissonance: Orphism in Paris, 1910–1930" takes over the rotunda at the Guggenheim Museum.

"Legacies" at New York University's 80WSE pays special attention to collective work from 1969 to 2001.

Her work centered global solidarity among oppressed people.