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Beneath the Surface: How "Public Pool" Finds Common Ground Through Water
A new group exhibition at Ethan Cohen Gallery in Chelsea unites painters, sculptors, and photographers from across cultures in an exploration of water as a universal language.
China Institute Marks Centennial Gala as Leaders Highlight the Importance of People-to-People Exchange
Nearly 700 guests gathered in New York City to celebrate the organization's 100-year commitment to U.S.-China cultural understanding.
World Cup Murals Light Up the City: Artists Bring the Beautiful Game to Brooklyn and Queens Walls
From a 60-foot Messi portrait in Sunset Park to a mosaic of national flags spanning a Flushing underpass, a wave of public art commissioned for the tournament has turned neighborhoods into galleries.
MoMA Announces Landmark Exhibition on Latin American Modernism Opening in September
The show will gather more than 300 works by artists from Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and Cuba, many of which have never been exhibited in the United States.
Metropolitan Museum Unveils Decade's Largest Textile and Fashion Archive
More than 400 garments and textile works spanning five centuries are now on display across three new permanent galleries in the museum's renovated south wing.
New York Film Critics Announce Midyear Screening and Awards Series
The organization is launching a first-ever summer programming initiative designed to highlight international and independent releases that often get lost before year-end award cycles.
Entertainment · Ivy Liu · June 14, 2026
New Trustees Report Highlights Growing Financial Strain on Social Security
Federal officials warn the program's main trust fund could be unable to pay full benefits after 2032, one quarter earlier than last year's projection.
The Met Opens Its Most Ambitious Exhibition in a Decade, Celebrating the Full Arc of the Harlem Renaissance
Spanning five galleries and more than 300 works drawn from 60 institutions worldwide, 'Harlem Rising' traces the explosion of Black artistic, literary, and musical life that remade American culture between the wars.