Exhibitions - Page 54

As we enter 2026, museums are called to play a significant role in celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States. They must help interpret and communicate our history in a time when democracy is under threat.

Explore a vibrant array of art exhibitions in Upstate New York this January. From Loren Eiferman's stick sculptures to Michael McGrath's mythical paintings, and immersive installations at Art Omi, there's something for every art enthusiast.

The Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program is accepting applications for rent-free studio spaces in Brooklyn. Artists can apply for the 2026–2027 residency, which offers workspace in DUMBO, a creative hub with galleries and shops. Deadline: January 15, 2026.

Wes Anderson collaborates with curator Jasper Sharp to recreate Joseph Cornell's studio at Gagosian in Paris. The exhibition features over 300 original objects and notable shadow boxes, celebrating Cornell's creative legacy.

Faith Ringgold's vibrant storytelling and visual art blend seamlessly, exploring the boundaries of fine art. Her story quilts and prints evoke emotional responses, celebrating Black history and personal narratives.

A collaborative project, part of Fall of Freedom, is showcased in New York's exhibition Cancel this Show, reflecting on authoritarianism.