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Our staff and contributors look back on the city鈥檚 year in art, from blockbusters to under-the-radar art heroes and unsung histories.

Ai Weiwei鈥檚 artistic interventions, Black artists鈥� responses to ancient Egypt, and the impressive offerings of El Museo鈥檚 2024 triennial are among our favorite art shows of the moment.

Beginning this month, the New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) presents the first ever comprehensive look at the institution鈥檚 extensive collection of glass objects ranging from tiny ancient Egyptian amulets to large-scale works of contemporary sculpture. 

Social media is awash with pictures of jaw-dropping libraries, elaborately styled home bookshelves and all manner of drool-worthy Library Porn.

The premise of the Cantor Arts Center鈥檚 newest exhibition paints an optimistic and uniquely American portrait: artists can be inspired by their day jobs.

Sadie Coles HQ鈥檚 鈥楽hine On鈥� exhibition in London features sculptural lighting by Sarah Lucas, Urs Fischer, and more (until 27 April 2024)

Must-See Exhibitions in the Baltimore Region

A blue-chip gallery asks, does the infamous Whitney Biennial or 鈥淭he Theater of Refusal鈥� measure up 30 years later.

Brooklyn-based art writer Vittoria Benzine had never been to Los Angeles in the heart of autumn.

Pace ipresented Fred Wilson: Dramatis Personae, an exhibition of new and historical works by Fred Wilson, at its Los Angeles gallery.

As our clocks fall back an hour, and the sunset comes earlier every day, painters, sculptors, dancers, filmmakers, authors, performers.

The Vancouver Art Gallery has opened Conceptions of White, a thought-provoking exhibition that examines the idea of Whiteness as a concept and a racial construct鈥攁n idea invented by humans to organize and enforce power relationships.

When the artist Florine Stettheimer returned from a sojourn in Europe during the 1910s, she vowed to paint New York City as she saw it.

The Redwood Library & Athenaeum, the nation鈥檚 first purpose-built library, interdisciplinary think space, and public Palladian building has acquired Fred Wilson鈥檚 black Murano glass chandelier 'No Way But This' (2013).

Milan's latest efforts to revive interest in its local heritage has generated many crossovers with the contemporary art scene and a dynamic exhibition landscape.