Sarah Valdez

A new show at the Brooklyn Museum surveys decades of resistance and creation by female artists who have been overlooked by art historians.

Doug Aitken wants to put reality into question in his new show on the origins of the cell phone, now on view at 303 Gallery.

"Being: New Photography 2018" is comprised of work by 17 photographers, all under 45, from eight countries.

The inaugural show at Ortuzar Projects focuses on contrarian French artist Michel Parmentier.

The sculptor's new show at David Zwirner shows a mash-up master at work.

The institution has delayed showing the work for fear of giving offense, but their U-turn sends a muddled message.

The National Gallery in Washington, D.C., hosted this morning's big reveal of the official paintings by Kehinde Wiley and Amy Sherald.

The peripatetic Danish-Vietnamese artist's Guggenheim survey reveals his complex relationship to national and familial identity.

Clear your schedule: Only four people are allowed in at once.

Amanda McGowan and Mattie Rivkah Barringer flex their cut-'n'-stitich aesthetic in a gallery setting.

LaToya Ruby Frazier's affecting new work casts an unflinching look at the effects of pollution.

The artist's project in Las Vegas admits only six people at a time, making for an exclusive experience of pure light and color. Supported by Louis Vuitton.