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In MoMA’s Sculpture Garden, a constantly changing installation connects artificial intelligence, human perception, and biological processes—asking what it means to imagine a world beyond the human mind. What does a thought look like before it becomes an image? And what happens when a machine attempts to interpret the activity of a human brain? These questions shape UUmwelt, French artist Pierre Huyghe’s immersive installation now presented in the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden at the Museum of Modern Art. On …

More than 140 haute couture creations enter into conversation with art, science, and natural history in a landmark exhibition exploring how fashion can reshape our understanding of the body. Fashion …

At MoMA this fall, rarely loaned sculptures, photographs, films, tools, and studio objects offer a new way to encounter Constantin Brancusi—not only through the forms he made, but through the …

Nearly 120 drawings reveal how Louis Comfort Tiffany’s celebrated stained glass, lamps, mosaics, and interiors moved from fragile ideas on paper to enduring works of American decorative art. Before the …

At Lehmann Maupin in Chelsea, Anna Park transforms casinos, carnival games, childhood play, and Americana into a turbulent charcoal world where winning and losing become metaphors for contemporary life. The …

Across two Chelsea galleries, the Japanese artist brings together new paintings, drawings, monumental sculptures, and early works for his first exhibition with David Zwirner—and his first major New York solo …

In West Chelsea, Lee Bul turns technological ambition into floating monuments, fractured architectures, and luminous surfaces where utopian dreams collide with fragility. A futuristic airship hovers above the gallery floor. …

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