At the press opening, we were overwhelmed by the richness of this extraordinary exhibition, which looks beyond Roy Lichtenstein’s iconic Pop Art imagery to reveal a far more complex and inventive artist. There is something remarkable about viewing works of art that seem instantly familiar, only to discover how much more
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New York Cabaret Convention 2026: Three Nights of Song
New York’s enduring love affair with the American Songbook took center stage October 13–15, 2026, when the 37th New York Cabaret Convention returned to Jazz at Lincoln Center for three evenings celebrating the singers, songs, and storytelling that have made cabaret an enduring art form. Presented by the Mabel Mercer Foundation,
Limón Dance Company Celebrates 80 Years at The Joyce Theater
The Limón Dance Company celebrated its 80th anniversary this fall with a sold out program that brought together the extraordinary legacy of founder José Limón and the voices of contemporary dance. The company performed at The Joyce Theater, 175 Eighth Avenue in New York City, October 6–11, 2026, in a
The Armory Show 2026: A Remarkable NY Art Experience.
September 24–27, 2026 | Javits Center, New York City This was one of those weekends when New York seemed to belong to the art world. The Armory Show 2026 opened at the Javits Center, bringing together more than 240 galleries from 30 countries. The fair ran through Sunday, September 27, with contemporary
Mulan: Award-Winning Chinese Dance Drama at Lincoln Center
The spectacular dance drama brought the legendary Chinese heroine to the David H. Koch Theater for four performances, September 18–20, 2026. The story of Mulan came to New York as an award-winning Chinese dance drama that combined classical Chinese dance, martial arts, spectacular stage design, and original music. Presented by China Arts
Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses — A Fashion Experience at the Brooklyn Museum
There are exhibitions that you admire, exhibitions that educate, and then there are exhibitions that leave you speechless. Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses at the Brooklyn Museum belongs firmly in that last category. We have seen many fashion exhibitions, but walking through this extraordinary presentation of Iris van Herpen's work
NYC Ballet Announces 2026–27 Season With 48 Ballets and World Premieres
New York City Ballet Announces 2026–27 Season With 48 Ballets and World Premieres New York City Ballet's 2026–27 season will bring 21 weeks of performances and 48 ballets to the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center, including world premieres, two New York City Ballet premieres, and major works by George
Tanglewood Star-Studded 2026 Summer Season
Tanglewood 2026 summer season blended world-renowned classical performances, acclaimed popular artists, educational programming, and innovative artistic collaborations, reaffirming its position as one of America's premier cultural destinations. Running from June 20 through late August, the season featured the Boston Symphony Orchestra under Music Director Andris Nelsons, the Boston Pops, internationally acclaimed
Hamptons Fine Art Fair 2026 Returned with America 250 Celebrations
Each summer, the East End becomes one of America's premier destinations for collectors, artists, and cultural enthusiasts. This July, the Hamptons Fine Art Fair celebrated its 20th anniversary with its most ambitious edition yet, bringing together more than 130 galleries and exhibitors from 10 countries for four days of exceptional
American Ballet Theatre’s 2026 Summer Season at the Metropolitan Opera House
One of New York's summer cultural calendar highlights was the return of American Ballet Theatre to the Metropolitan Opera House for its June-July 2026 Summer Season. The five-week engagement brought together four major full-length ballets — Swan Lake, Onegin, a new production of Don Quixote, and Sylvia — combining beloved classics,