MUSE ART
NEW YORK

Beauty in everyday life

The mundane, the horrors, and everything in between, Maloof captures the everyday in her maximalist artworks.

Confronting his dual cultural upbringing, Sang Woo Kim invites us to pause, look, and question not just what we see, but how and why we see it.

Recording a changing Britain and capturing social change. Tate Britain explores the medium of photography and how it became a tool for social representation, cultural celebration, and artistic expression throughout the ‘80s.

Returned to the city as an important space for cultural dissemination, the exhibition floor unveils to the public for the first time the first part of the program that interweaves – with an international gaze – visual arts, fashion, design and the publishing scene. An unprecedented experience of discovery and fruition takes visitors through the environments in an ascending climax.

Osservatorio Prada presents the first exhibition dedicated to the work of Miranda July that traces the 30-year career of the American artist, filmmaker and writer through her short films, performances and installations.