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The works on paper that O'Keeffe made in the 1970s and with macular degeneration resemble the earlier works on view at MoMA in "To See Takes Time."

More groups urge state Supreme Court to reject local abortion bans

Summer 2023 issue: 20 emerging artists to watch, plus Art in Space, Fiber Is the New Painting, Kerry James Marshall Mixes it Up, and Artists vs. AI.

IF I WERE GUARDING the gates of heaven, I’d let in all the cinematographers, no questions asked. They toil for such piddling rewards here on Earth. No matter how transcendent their efforts, they answer to a director who may or may not know anything about lenses or color grading but gets the bulk of the credit either way. On the rare occasion that a cinematographer receives some mainstream attention, it’s usually because there’s something showoff-y about the work: Emmanuel Lubezki’s look-ma-no-cuts trickery for Birdman, say, or Roger Deakins’s for 1917, which transplants roughly the s...

Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.