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Two exhibitions at the Queens Museum address efforts to create a more equitable society.

After a derailed career, Ms. Drexler became a “hermit” painter on an island. Decades later, piqued public interest can earn her work seven figures.

She planned her own retrospective before her death. A third of her suggestions got in, including the furry tea set that made her name.

From New York to Tucson and beyond, exhibitions examine what we eat and how we source and prepare our food.

An exhibition at the New-York Historical Society gives the dark events a fresh look.

With works by 40 artists, the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston examines many aspects of the lives of children.

Some things about life — and America — “you have to feel in your gut,” this artist says. So he’s building a roller coaster inside a museum.

What’s it like to create a giant beehive in a New York City museum? We asked the creator at the American Museum of Natural History.

The California socialite Ann Getty’s eclectic mix of decorative and fine arts objects are being sold by Christie’s this month.

The new David Rockefeller Creative Arts Center at the Pocantico Center in Tarrytown, N.Y., aims to bring new artists, audiences and life to the Rockefeller family estate.