Exibition

Ongoing The Met Explore a powerful reimagining of history with Before Yesterday We Could Fly: An Afrofuturist Period Room, a groundbreaking exhibition at The Met Fifth Avenue. This installation brings to life the vibrant 19th-century Seneca Village, a predominantly Black community that thrived where Central Park now stands. Through a fusion of imagination and historical […]

Through July 20 The Met The exhibition “The New Art: American Photography, 1839–1910” offers a compelling and comprehensive exploration of American photography’s transformative journey from its inception to the dawn of the 20th century. Drawing primarily from The Met’s esteemed William L. Schaeffer Collection, this exhibition presents widely celebrated photographers such as Josiah Johnson Hawes,

Through July 22 The Met The Metropolitan Museum of Art proudly features an extraordinary exhibition showcasing the Jefferson R. Burdick collection—a distinguished array of historical baseball cards that chronicles the evolution of America’s favorite pastime through remarkable printed ephemera. Spanning from the 1880s to the mid-20th century, this rare collection offers a fascinating glimpse into

Through September 2 The Met The Department of Drawings and Prints at The Met Fifth Avenue hosts an extraordinary collection exceeding one million works on paper, encompassing drawings, prints, and illustrated books from Europe and the Americas, spanning from circa 1400 to the present. Given the fragility and light sensitivity of these treasured artworks, exhibitions

Ongoing The Met The Art of Native America: The Charles and Valerie Diker Collection exhibition presents an extensive and profound showcase of Native American artistry from across the United States and Canada, celebrating both historic and contemporary works. This thoughtfully curated installation highlights the incredible diversity and depth of Indigenous cultural expression, providing visitors with

Through August 17 The Met Monstrous Beauty: A Feminist Revision of Chinoiserie is a groundbreaking exhibition that offers a fresh and critical perspective on the European fascination with porcelain and the decorative style of chinoiserie through the lens of feminist critique. This exhibition examines how the delicate and highly prized porcelain, originally imported from China

Through November 2 The Met Experience the groundbreaking artistry of Lorna Simpson, a New York-based artist renowned for her pioneering conceptual photography since the early 1990s. Lorna Simpson: Source Notes marks the first comprehensive exhibition focusing entirely on her painting practice, showcasing over 30 significant works that highlight a vital phase in her career spanning

Through May 31, 2026 The Met Between Latitude and Longitude inaugurates the Michael C. Rockefeller Wing’s in-focus gallery and marks a pivotal renewal in the presentation of The Met’s African art collection. Central to this exhibition is the monumental work of Senegalese Modernist painter Iba Ndiaye (1928–2008), whose painting Tabaski III is a celebrated addition

Ongoing The Met Michael Lin’s site-specific installation Pentachrome transforms The Met’s Great Hall Escalator into a captivating contemporary art experience, representing the artist’s inaugural exploration of this iconic space. Drawing inspiration from The Met’s rich collection and the architectural grandeur of the building itself, Pentachrome encourages visitors to revisit and rethink the relationship between the