Street Art in Lisbon, Told by the People Who Paint It
As Seen on the Streets of Lisbon, the new street art book by Giulia Blocal Riva, with photographs by Paolo Giannotti
Spray It Forward: Upcycling a Year of Empties with Logan Hicks and Joe Iurato
Logan Hicks saved every spray can he used for a year, then painted 200+ of them with Joe Iurato and BEBAR for Skewville's Bushwick season finale — $125 each.
Two Zwirner Galleries, Two Yoshitomo Naras
At two Zwirner Galleries in Chelsea, the celebrated Japanese artist presents the latest evolution of his Nara girls in paintings, drawings and sculpture.
At 96, Jasper Johns is Still Reinventing Jasper Johns
Jasper Johns: Recent Drawings opens November 5 at Matthew Marks Gallery, 526 West 22nd Street, Chelsea
On DC’s National Mall, a Makeover for the Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden
The Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum Scupture Garden is set to reopen after a four-year, $68 million redesign.
How ArtBridge Went From the Sheds to the Skyscrapers
ArtBridge, a nonprofit that finds ways to pay artists to paint public spaces, is about to dedicate the largest public mural in the U.S. on a 29-story public housing complex in the Bronx.
At MoMA, Brancusi’s Studio Revisited
Brancusi: The Artist and His Studio takes over the museum’s entire sixth floor for an examination of the artist’s place, process and product.
When Hercules Laughed: Siena Bronze at the Frick
Siena: The Art of Bronze, 1450–1500 opens October 15 and runs through January 18, 2027, the Frick Collection.
Permission Granted: On Avenue A, a Wall Finally Pays Its Painters
"Loisaida Walls," organized by the public-art nonprofit ArtBridge and sponsored by Con Edison, is a block-long homage to the East Village and Lower East Side's role in street-art history.
Wistful Latency: Eve Ackroyd, Call If You Need Me, Turn Gallery
Call If You Need Me, a solo exhibition with Eve Ackroyd is at Turn Gallery on the Upper East Side.
First Look: “Like New”: Roy Lichtenstein at the Whitney
The first New York retrospective of Roy Lichtenstein since 1993 opens October 11 at the Whitney.
Arlene Shechet: She Said She Said at Pace Gallery
Michael Wolf on Arlene Shechet: She Said She Said, open through October 24, at Pace Gallery in Chelsea
How Graffiti Artist GIZ Got From a Train Yard in Queens to a Gallery in Miami
As a kid, Giz was literally thrown into the world of graffiti. Now is work is on display at Goldman Global Arts Gallery in Miami,
Passages and Thresholds: Sculpture and Installation at The Armory Show
Michael Wolf’s walkthrough of The Armory Show 2026
Tristan Eaton: An Urban Alchemist Unbowed
After decades straddling the worlds of street art, fine art, and design, LA native Tristan Eaton shows no signs of surrendering to fine-art ennui.
Yoshitomo Nara’s New York Story Can Be Found in its Punk Clubs
Seventeen years after he drew on the walls of an East Village Bar, Yoshitomo Nara wiil be featured in a show covering two David Zwirner galleries in Chelsea.
A Lichtenstein Appetizer Before the Main Course at the Whitney
The fall two-parter casts a long-overdue spotlight on an American master whose sweeping career helped redraw the boundaries of contemporary art.
Janette Beckman at Atelier Jolie: The Other Punk Scene Gets its Due in the East Village
In Punk Is An Attitude, a show of the iconic UK punk rock photography of Janette Beckman, opens at Atelier Jolie in the East Village.