On View American Museums Ignored Him for Two Decades. Now, Julian Schnabel Is Back—and Bigger Than Ever At least, his paintings are bigger than ever. By Sarah Cascone, May 11, 2018
Exhibitions Beloved Street-Fashion Photographer Bill Cunningham Is Getting a Career-Spanning Museum Retrospective Photographing the city's most fashionable, Bill Cunningham became a New York icon. By Sarah Cascone, May 10, 2018
Reviews The Met’s ‘Heavenly Bodies’ Show Mines Catholicism for Eye Candy, and the Result Is Both Gorgeous and Unsettling The exhibition is the latest outing from Costume Institute curator Andrew Bolton. By Eleanor Heartney, May 10, 2018
Art Guides Must-See Art Guide: Hong Kong This week's guide features Antony Gormley, Yoshitomo Nara, Catherine Opie, and more. By Tatiana Berg, May 10, 2018
On View See the Divine Fashion From the Met’s Larger-Than-Life ‘Heavenly Bodies’ Show Fashion and Catholicism prove a match made in heaven. By Sarah Cascone, May 8, 2018
On View A Formerly Buried Trove of 4,000-Year-Old Artifacts Is Leaving Turkmenistan for the First Time The show at the Neues Museum—a diplomatic and curatorial coup—was many years in the making. By Kate Brown, May 7, 2018
Exhibitions Under a Visionary Curator, Munich’s Public Art Festival Offers Soccer, Ceremony, and Black Sites Twenty new commissions include a reenactment of the 1974 World Cup clash between East and West Germany, and an artist who will reveal the German intelligence service's secret "Black Sites." By Hili Perlson, May 4, 2018
Exhibitions Classical Ceramicist Jennifer Lee Wins the 2018 Loewe Craft Prize The judges choose timelessness over radical innovation as the luxury brand flies the 30 finalists to London for an emotional awards ceremony. By Javier Pes, May 3, 2018
Exhibitions Here Are 5 Women Artists Who Dominated Berlin Gallery Weekend, Despite Evidence of German Gender Bias Sculptor Senga Nengundi and pop painter Evelyne Axell were among those getting the spotlight. By Kate Brown, May 3, 2018
Art Guides Must-See Art Guide: New York This week's guide features John Baldessari, Ghada Amer, Marlene Dumas, and more. By Tatiana Berg, May 3, 2018
On View ‘It’s About a Sort of Twisted Magic’: How One Artist at Frieze New York Is Revealing the Tricks of Racial Profiling Dave McKenzie's performance for Frieze Live addresses the shameful legacy of discriminatory policing. By Tim Schneider, May 2, 2018
Exhibitions A Powerful Video About an Artist’s Struggle With Autism Wins the Inaugural Spectrum Prize Charlotte Amelia Poe’s video self-portrait was the unanimous choice for a new award for artists on the autistic spectrum. By Javier Pes, May 2, 2018
Exhibitions New York’s New Museum Is Coming to London with a Pop-Up Show in the Strand John Akomfrah's Venice Biennale showstopper could get its London debut in Massimiliano Gioni's exhibition opening during Frieze Week. By Javier Pes, May 2, 2018
Exhibitions Supermodel Lily Cole Has Been Scouring Museums to Research Her New ‘Wuthering Heights’-Inspired Film The model-turned-actress, whose participation in the Brontë bicentenary originally proved controversial, has dug into museum archives to develop the film. By Julia Halperin, May 2, 2018
Reviews With ‘Like Life,’ the Met Breuer Has Arrived at Something New, Paradoxical, and Strangely of Its Time New York's encyclopedic museum stakes its contemporary-art fortunes on courting a new kind of taste. By Ben Davis, May 1, 2018
