Kelly Presutti

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

The visual splendor of this Dutch Golden Age painter's work, featuring gorgeous arrays of fruits and flowers animated by buzzing insects, delights in tableau after tableau.

The French painter has been the subject of six major exhibitions in as many years, including a retrospective at the Centre Pompidou through May 26.

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

A sculpture garden show explores gardens and their histories as sites of pleasure and critique.

Blake Gopnik's book foregrounds the democratic yet complicated ethos underpinning Barnes's involvement in Impressionim and the Harlem Renaissance.

"Breath(e): Toward Climate and Social Justice" sees resoundingly smart artists experiment with climate solutions.

In the Troy Hill Art Houses, looking closely and carefully is presented as a profoundly human, urgently essential task.

What makes the Art Deco painter so resonant now?

In his best work, Eliasson finds the sweet spot between delightful and didactic.