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Installation view of “David Byrne: How I Learned About Non-Rational Logic.” (Courtesy Pace Gallery)

David Byrne’s Drawings Reflect on the Absurdities of Life That Connect Us All

Photo: John Cairns. Courtesy the Bodleian Libraries.

An Exhibition at Oxford Highlights the Sensorial Splendor of Books

Audio works from Nancy Holt’s “Tours” and “Visual Sound Zones” series in The Warehouse Dallas exhibition “Sound as Sculpture.” (Photo: Kevin Todora)

In Dallas, the First In-Depth Presentation of Nancy Holt’s Audio Works

A patchwork tapestry by Megumi Shauna Arai.

Megumi Shauna Arai’s Enchanting Textiles Are Patchworks of Stories and Traditions

“Common Good Through Crisis” exhibition

With Art and Altruism, an Exhibition Explores the Strength and Beauty of Interconnection

“The Great Animal Orchestra” exhibition at the Peabody Essex Museum

Bernie Krause and United Visual Artists Translate Nature’s Sonic Landscapes Into an Emotive Spectacle

“Untitled” (2018–2019), by Kazunori Hamana and Yukiko Kuroda.

At a Los Angeles Exhibition, “Almost-Dysfunctional” Japanese Pottery That Conveys the Circle of Life

A map of the world with red dots and forms drawn over it.

Rem Koolhaas Brings the Country to the City With a Guggenheim Show

Daniel Rozensztroch at the “Take It or Leave It” exhibition. (Photo: Antonio Campanella)

Daniel Rozensztroch on Curating “Take It or Leave It”

Photo: Antonio Campanella

Live From Our “Take It or Leave It” Exhibition

Installation view of “RE_________” at the ICA Philadelphia. (Courtesy the ICA)

At the ICA Philadelphia, Sissel Tolaas Presents Smell as a Poetic Provocation

Three white, off-kilter sculptures on a white background.

The Obscure Familiarity of Eric Oglander’s Found-Object Sculptures

Samora Pinderhughes. (Photo: Ray Neutron)

Stories of Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated People, Reflected in a Soul-Stirring Album

MASA gallery’s exhibition “Intervención/Intersección” at Rockefeller Center

Embracing Playfulness, an Exhibition Engages in the “Creative Porosity” Between Mexico and the U.S.

One of three versions of Thomas Ball’s sculpture “Emancipation Group” on view at “re:mancipation.” (Courtesy the Chazen Museum of Art and the Colby College Museum of Art)

Sanford Biggers, a Collective of Artists, and a Museum Interrogate a Problematic Abraham Lincoln Monument

The Sculpture Gallery at The Glass House. (Photo: Michael Biondo)

Robert Stadler Has a “Playdate” With Philip Johnson at His Glass House

Willi Smith looking into the camera, his hand on a model with a red bathing suit, facing away.

The Cooper-Hewitt’s Exhibition on Willi Smith Is a Must-See

An “Olfactory Labyrinth” by Maki Ueda

“Olfactory Labyrinths” That Zero In on the Remarkable Act of Smelling

The Ebony test kitchen. (Photo: Francis Dzikowski. Courtesy the Museum of Food and Drink.)

In Manhattan, an Exhibition Honoring How Black Food Traditions Shaped What America Eats

A hand holding a paper origami fortune teller

An Offbeat Exhibition in Madrid Puts the Focus on Curators

Rendering of Drift’s indoor drone performance, “Social Sacrifice” (2022). (Courtesy Drift and Aorist)

In Venice, “CodeX” Offers an Optimistic Take on the Future of Art and Technology

The “Kwaeε” timber pavilion by Adjaye Associates. (Photo: Michelle Äärlaht. Courtesy Adjaye Associates)

An Intellectual African Revolution Comes to the Venice Architecture Biennale

Anicka Yi’s “Biologizing the Machine (spillover zoonotica)” (2022), on view at Milan’s Pirelli HangarBicocca. (Photo: Agostino Osio. Courtesy the artist and Pirelli HangarBicocca.)

A Potent Anicka Yi Exhibition in Italy Features Bacteria, Artificial Intelligence, and Dried Shrimp

Dr. Gary Cooper, founder of the re-commerce company Rheaply, speaking at the fair. (Courtesy Emerson Collective)

At New York’s Climate Week, a “Climate Science Fair” Cultivates Optimism and Future-Forward Thinking

Elizabeth Dee. (Courtesy Independent Art Fair)

Elizabeth Dee on Rethinking the Canon of 20th-Century Art

Installation view of “Objects in Sculpture.” (Courtesy Art Institute of Chicago)

With His “Open Objects,” Jonathan Muecke Wants You to Think About Space

Installation view of “A Decade of Discovery: Clyfford Still in Denver.” (Courtesy Clyfford Still Museum)

The Genius of Abstract Expressionist Clyfford Still

The Isle Royale in Lake Superior, one of the sites rendered digitally in “A Species Between Worlds.” (Courtesy Life Calling Initiative)

An Exhibition Ponders Technology’s Grip on Human “Reality”

A blue, brown, and translucent sculpture by Neri Oxman.

Neri Oxman’s “Material Ecology” Gets the MoMA Spotlight

Installation view of Edmund de Waal’s solo exhibition “this must be the place” (2023) at Gagosian in New York. (© Edmund de Waal. Photo: Rob McKeever. Courtesy Gagosian)

5 Exhibitions You Can’t Miss This Fall

Decorated room screens and sculptures

Yolande Batteau’s Latest Body of Work Reflects a Passionate Personal Investigation of Materials and Self

View of the “Take It or Leave It” exhibition. (Photo: Antonio Campanella)

Our Milan Design Week Exhibition as a Celebration of Paola Navone’s Prolific Practice and Generous Spirit

A wide-blade rip saw.

The Tools and Techniques That Built Japan

Installation view of “Plastic: Remaking Our World.” (Photo: Bettina Matthiessen)

At Germany’s Vitra Design Museum, an Exhibition Considers the Promises and Problems of Plastic

Jana Winderen using a hydrophone to record underwater in the Dominican Republic. (Photo: José Alejandro Alvarez)

By Listening to the Ocean, Jana Winderen Exposes the Vital Role of Sound in Aquatic Life

(Photo: Delfino Sisto Legnani)

A Book About Joints Celebrates the Big Ideas Behind Tiny Details

A large, open synagogue interior with a stained glass triangular chandelier.

Song and Art at a Synagogue Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright

Installation view of the Herzog & de Meuron exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts, London (14 July – 15 October 2023). Photo © Royal Academy of Arts, London / David Parry. © Herzog & de Meuron

A Herzog & de Meuron Exhibition Emphasizes Architecture as Collective, Not Egocentric

Spike Lee. (Courtesy Jamel Shabazz)

Spike Lee’s Prolific Career Gets the Spotlight, Naturally, in Brooklyn

Installation view of a room inspired by furniture from the book "Goodnight Moon"

A New Immersive Exhibition Brings Interiors From the Book Goodnight Moon to Life

Photo: Marco Galloway

Willo Perron’s Debut Furniture Show Makes the Case for a “No Coasters” Design Movement

Purple aurora borealis in a Teresita Fernández piece.

Artist Teresita Fernández’s “Archipelago-Like Existence”

A photograph from the series “Eyes as Big as Plates” by Riitta Ikonen and Karoline Hjorth. (Photo: Sinikka. Courtesy the artists)

In London, an Exhibition Seeks to Deepen Our Understanding of Interspecies Connection

Toyin Ojih Odutola’s 2019 drawing “Imitation Lesson; Her Shadowed Influence.” (Courtesy the artist and the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden)

A Fictional World Created by Toyin Ojih Odutola Calls Into Question Real-Life Systems of Power and Gender

“Signals” exhibition at Galerie Kreo

For Designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, the Cone Is “Perfect Geometry”

Francis Kéré’s “Yesterday’s Tomorrow” installation at the 23rd International Exhibition at La Triennale di Milano. (Courtesy La Triennale di Milano)

In Milan, This Year’s Pritzker Prize Winner Takes a Victory Lap

Curator Wassan Al-Khudhairi

At the Armory Show, an Exhibition Where Artists Share Visions of the Future

Interior of an art installation with walls covered in rainbow-colored words and phrases

New York Inmates and the Ladd Brothers Want You to Think About Prison

“Me + You,” an A.I.-powered installation by Suchi Reddy

This Sculpture Wants to Know How the Future Makes You Feel

A textile in bright streaks of gold, blue, and red.

These Radical Textiles Grew Out of Focused, Open-Minded Attention

Florae exhibition in Paris

These Photographs Bring Van Cleef & Arpels’s Floral Jewelry Into Full Bloom

Sound installation by Devon Turnbull. (Courtesy Lisson Gallery)

A Lisson Gallery Exhibition Contemplates the True Meaning of Sculpture

Interior of an industrial space with yellow scaffolding

This Soundscape Brings an Age-Old Model of Communal Living to Life

Three people underneath an Olafur Elaisson video installation.

Olafur Elaisson’s Latest Exhibition Offers a Hopeful Vision of the Future

A visitor at the Van Abbemuseum’s “Delinking and Relinking” exhibition. (Photo: Joep Jacobs)

When Scent Meets the Museum, Do We See Art Differently?

Bulbous white sculptures with various forms extending from them in a gallery.

Julian Watts Heeds the Call of the Wild

Installation view of “Thaddeus Mosley: Forest” at the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas. (Photo: Kevin Todora. Courtesy Nasher Sculpture Center)

5 Exhibitions You Must See This Summer

View of Thomas J Price’s “Beyond Measure” exhibition at Hauser & Wirth’s Downtown Los Angeles gallery. (Photo: Keith Lubow. Courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth)

With His Monumental Bronze Sculptures, Thomas J Price Honors the Everyday Features of Black Life

Object No. 118, a set of white ceramic bowls, in the New York City home of Kate Berry, chief creative officer of Domino magazine.

Paola Navone’s “Take It or Leave It” Objects, as Seen in Their New Homes

“Ilan's Garden” (2022) by Doron Langberg. (Courtesy the artist and Victoria Miro)

As Art Basel Turns 20, Miami Art Week Enters a New, Slightly Less Hyped-Up Dawn

A ramen bowl by Taku Satoh. (Photo: Hiroshi Tsujitani. Courtesy Nacasa & Partners Inc.)

In Los Angeles, an Exhibition Zeroes In on the Ramen Bowl

GUBI’s presentation at Bagni Misteriosi for Milan Design Week. (Courtesy GUBI)

15 Standouts From Milan Design Week

Installation view of “Young Lords and Their Traces” at the New Museum. (Photo: Dario Lasagni. Courtesy the New Museum)

Theaster Gates’s New Exhibition Poetically Prods the Meaning of a Museum

Installation view of Christine Sun Kim’s “Time Owes Me Rest Again.” (Photo: Hai Zhang. Courtesy the Queens Museum.)

A Sound Artist Exposes the Complex Relationship Between Deaf and Hearing Cultures

Hare with amber eyes netsuke figurine

Visualizing a Family History by Gathering Fractured Pieces of the Past

A hallway in AORA’s virtual gallery. (Courtesy AORA)

These Virtual Exhibitions Draw on the Real-Life Health Benefits of Art

Installation view of “Weird Sensation Feels Good: The World of A.S.M.R.” at the Design Museum in London. (Photo: Ed Reeve)

Experiencing the Satisfying Sensations of A.S.M.R. in Real Life

A white wall piece reading "0925" in dotted lines.

Four Do-Not-Miss Highlights at This Year’s Design Miami Fair

“Black Girl on Skateboard Going Where She’s Got to Go to Do What She’s Got To Do and It Might Not Have Anything to Do With You, Ever” (2022), by vanessa german. (Courtesy vanessa german and Kasmin)

vanessa german’s Collaged Sculptures Are Ornate Icons of Healing and Protection

A collective house near the Catholic mission on the Catrimani River in the Roraima state of Brazil, photographed by Claudia Andujar in 1976. (Courtesy the artist)

The Cosmovision of the Yanomami People and the Violent Forces That Threaten Them