A legend in his own country, the Finnish painter expresses an almost greedy desire for light and color.

This ambitious retrospective of Clark’s work is one of the first major exhibitions of her work outside of Brazil.

“This is the moment where Kandinsky’s blues, his reds, his yellows, are becoming nouns, objects, substances in their own right.”

The acclaimed street artist creates an oceanic jungle in the Brooklyn Museum.

“A Dialogue with Nature: Romantic Landscapes from Britain and Germany” at the Morgan Library.

David Brody on Matt Freedman’s dark, comic, and touching memoir of recovery from cancer.

A young artist’s debut on the Lower East Side plays with language, drawing, and commercial processes

Glimpses of anonymous buildings, vacant lots, parking lots, and the distant mountains