1Whitney Biennial 2026
America's most-watched contemporary art survey reads the national mood through 56 artists wrestling with AI, climate grief and power.
Rainy-day-proof plans — museums, markets, shows, and indoor events around New York this weekend.
Weekend of Jun 20–21, 2026 · 59 picks · updated June 18, 2026
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America's most-watched contemporary art survey reads the national mood through 56 artists wrestling with AI, climate grief and power.
Kahlo and Rivera reunite at MoMA—paintings, a drawing and vintage portraits staged inside a theatrical, opera-inspired installation.
A reimagined look at Korean art invites you to see familiar forms from unexpected angles across centuries of craft and ideas.
Vivid devotional prints from a transformative era show how mass printing brought Hindu gods into homes across generations.
Hundreds of kites rise over Brooklyn Bridge Park in colorful mid-day flight.
A carnival-spirited Juneteenth celebration brings J'ouvert energy, masquerade but diaspora culture to the streets of Harlem for one charged afternoon.
Concerts, ranger-led tours but kids' workshops spread across parks citywide to mark Juneteenth with music, history but open-air celebration.
Major international contemporary art fair showcases cutting-edge galleries and emerging visual voices.
Makers market spotlights independent artisans, crafts but small-batch goods from local creators.
Contemporary art exhibition exploring seasonal themes and diverse artistic perspectives.
Solo exhibition featuring the distinctive figurative work of a recognized contemporary painter.
Gallery exhibition presenting paintings and works by a contemporary figurative artist.
Exhibition of sculptural and installation work exploring site, space but material presence.
Hauser & Wirth's Manhattan gallery features contemporary and modern art across multiple disciplines.
Large-scale installation and work exploring themes of presence, absence but memory.
Artist-run market celebrating handmade goods, crafts but original work from independent creators.
Limited-time pop-up offers exclusive products, interactive experiences but giveaways from the beauty brand.
Gallery exhibition spotlighting the diverse artistic output of a multidisciplinary contemporary practitioner.
David Zwirner showcases contemporary and modern art across painting, sculpture, photography but emerging media.
Immersive visual storytelling from a master of animation and collage.
Lucy Liu explores raw emotion and vulnerability through painting.
A poetic meditation on transience and natural cycles in visual form.
A solo presentation of work exploring life, identity but visual narrative.
Sculptural installations made from everyday materials create layered, immersive spaces.
Gerhard Richter's sweeping landscapes explore abstraction and representation.
Jasper Johns investigates the slippery boundary between copy and original.
Philip Guston's bold, expressionistic paintings from his most prolific period.
Sculpture carved from stone meets contemporary artistic inquiry.
An enigmatic exploration of form, fragility but domestic still life.
Six and a half decades of cutting-edge contemporary art across multiple galleries.
From Warhol and Basquiat to today: American pop art's wildest ride in one place.
Contemporary art fair pivots to prime waterfront real estate with a larger, bolder format.
A visual journey into intimacy and introspection through painting, sculpture but mixed media.
Hockney's luminous meditation on night, reflected light but the mysteries of landscape.
Indigenous Australian art capturing landscape, seasons but the rhythms of country through color.
Contemporary works exploring internal dialogues, memory but the spaces where meaning lives.
Kiki Smith's mystical visions of celestial observation, mortality but wonder collide in sculpture and print.
Pace Gallery stakes its claim at the world's most prestigious contemporary art fair.
Roni Horn's recent pieces continue a decades-long exploration of repetition, abstraction but material magic.
Tom Sachs brings kinetic sculpture, conceptual wit but architectural ambition to the gallery.
Lisa Yuskavage's sensual, provocative paintings command David Zwirner's 19th Street landmark space.
Loie Hollowell's geometric abstractions vibrate with color, sexuality but visual pleasure.
Pat Steir's shimmering illusions blur the boundary between surface and infinite visual depth.
LMCC's 2026 arts programming brings creative residencies and exhibitions downtown.
The American Museum of Natural History scores big with an exhibition on the science and culture of goals.
A heavyweight techno headliner christens a glossy new club with a long, late opening-weekend set built for true dancers.
An intimate look at Warhol through family snapshots and personal images, revealing the private roots behind the Pop superstar.
Six decades of Pop art, from Warhol's soup cans to today's remixers, spiral through the Guggenheim in bright, irreverent style.
Towering, oddly elegant steel sculptures that crumple and gleam, filling the Guggenheim's spiral with surprising weight and grace.
Four centuries of NYC protest, organizing and reform, told through banners, buttons and the city's relentless push for change.
Kelly Akashi's sculptural commission sits on the Whitney's open terrace, glass and cast forms framed against the Hudson and skyline.
A whimsical, immersive show that bends the city into a dreamlike wonderland, inviting younger visitors to wander and imagine.
A focused dip into modern European masters drawn from the museum's own holdings, hung to trace bold turn-of-century currents.
A rediscovery of Mabel Dwight's wry Depression-era lithographs, capturing everyday New Yorkers with sharp eyes and warm humor.
A blue-chip gallery marks three decades with a viewing-room survey spanning its roster of contemporary heavyweights.
A speculative look at human futures through contemporary art, now on permanent view.
Sarah Lucas interrogates desire and power through provocative sculpture and installation.
Tschabalala Self wraps intimacy and identity in sculptural work on the New Museum's facade.
Czech artist Klára Hosnedlová examines shelter and space in the museum's stairwell.
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