They subverted the Abstract Expressionist notion that gestural abstraction was deeply human.

Her "photoworks" from the '70s feature appropriated images of female celebrities that deny easy readings.

A retrospective tells the story of the artist Judy Chicago did not become.

A work for video and sound is on view at Jack Shainman Gallery's future home in Tribeca.

The artist has two shows in New York, at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery and Amant.

Raven Chacon and Laura Ortman performed a powerful set by the base of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Noland incorporates walkers, wheelchairs, and canes into her portraits of American tragedy. It's unsettling.

Striking installations and Polaroids by the Afro-Caribbean artist are the subject of a Brooklyn Museum survey.

Laying bare the famous contretemps among two Impressionists, this exhibition asks viewers to compare and contrast.

Attempts to offer edits to the discipline are finally being made, but they're being done hastily.