The Discovery Times Square Exposition’s show actually brings you closer to understanding the real workshop of Leonardo: his mind.

A new wing is giving the Art Institute of Chicago room to breathe.

Jeanne-Claude worked with her husband, Christo, on dozens of environmental arts projects, including “The Gates” in Central Park in 2005.

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A traditional retrospective on Man Ray, with an irresistible biographical hook, at the Jewish Museum.

The furniture galleries at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh reopen on Saturday and now explore design trends that spread globally during the last five centuries.

In January, a 16th-century draftsman finally gets his due at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

A lustrous exhibition at the Onassis Cultural Center of Venetian Crete, where East met West, and artists painted the divine.

Given the appeal of Tim Burton’s movies, you would hope that the Museum of Modern Art’s expansive retrospective of his noncinematic art would be equally exciting. Alas, it is a letdown.

The price rose at breakneck speed at Sotheby’s auction of “200 One Dollar Bills” as collectors vied for the classic.

Two exhibitions on Jainism provide an in-depth survey of a great art tradition and a complex faith that has nearly five million followers in India.

Carl Fredrik Hill at Scandinavia House, Dexter Sinister with Performa, Frederick Hayes at Number 35 and more.

The Cafesjian Center for the Arts is a mad work of architectural megalomania and one of the most spectacular museum buildings in ages.

The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission voted last week to give landmark protection to the 100-year-old B. F. Goodrich tire company building on Broadway just north of 57th Street.

As part of a conservation effort, the Dia Art Foundation is working to systematically document Robert Smithson’s “Spiral Jetty” over time.

Fans of Joe Kubert will have a chance to peruse and even own some of his older work, when 18 covers and interior pages, published from the 1940s to 1990, are put up for sale.

The former owners of Montgomery Place, and others, are concerned about the future of the graceful property overlooking the Hudson.

With a new Uruguayan project, the “$100 laptops” might finally start living up to their own hype.

The last two weeks of Impressionist, modern and contemporary art auctions saw the return of a surprising number of collectors, their wallets open, but only if the price was right.

Traditions in Yemen have stayed largely alive because of deep poverty and long isolation, making the capital’s Old City one of the world’s architectural gems.