ContemporaryArt

Subheadline: In his first New York solo exhibition with Hauser & Wirth, George Rouy returns to the figure again and again—using repetition, fragmentation, spectral imagery, and metamorphosis to question what …

Subheadline: In Father Country I Do Love You, Taryn Simon transforms the Guggenheim’s iconic Rotunda into an immense narrative system—one that follows a single life across four decades and exposes …

For Lisa Yuskavage, painting has never been simply a matter of depicting the world. It is a way of constructing one. That idea came sharply into focus in her 2026 …

Mildred Thompson’s cosmic abstractions turn physics, astronomy, color, and electronic sound into a visual language for forces that cannot be seen. What does a magnetic field look like? What does …

Jutta Koether: Songs of New York at Galerie Buchholz — Painting, Music, Writing, and the City Returning to a formative chapter in her transatlantic practice, Jutta Koether turns New York …

As screens flatten experience, a new generation of artists is pushing painting and sculpture back into physical space—through relief, texture, folds, knots, and radically material surfaces. For years, contemporary art …

Subheadline:From ornate interiors and sculptural frames to heavily textured paintings and bas-relief surfaces, a new appetite for visual excess is bringing Baroque drama into contemporary New York. Discover Hook For …

Subheadline:MoMA’s first exhibition devoted entirely to information design examines how data becomes visual language—and how designers shape what we understand about an increasingly complex world. Discover Hook:We live surrounded by …

Subheadline:From aluminum condenser coils and asphalt silos to bus shelters and engineered landscapes, a new strain of New York art is finding organic rhythms inside the city’s most functional structures. …