"Threshold: Art in Times of Crisis" presents art from the past five decades that explores critical turning points, times when crises resulted in major cultural change, political upheaval, and societal transformation. An exhibition of works by 24 artists, presented on Radical Broadcast, Performa's online exhibition space at www.performa-arts.org. To reach a threshold means to hit a limit, to come to a boundary or a place where you can no longer carry on or move forward, unless ...

"Tishan Hsu: Liquid Circuit" is the New York-based artist’s first museum survey exhibition in the United States. The exhibition traces Hsu’s key ideas and demonstrates how they clearly resonate in the works of younger artists coming of age today. In the mid-1980s Hsu began a series of works that considered the implications of the accelerated use of technology and artificial intelligence and their impact on the body and human condition. His work is distinct from well-documented ...

In the run-up to one of the most unprecedented elections in American history, 92Y will explore a cornerstone of democracy—voting—in a series of free talks with activists, journalists, political figures, filmmakers and others. The series, "Campaign for 100%"—from 92Y’s Belfer Center for Innovation & Social Impact— kicks off with the talk "If Everyone Voted" featuring E.J. Dionne, Janai Nelson and others—and continues through October, touching on a wide range of topics. Other speakers and moderators in the series ...

The Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) presents a major exhibition of works by the celebrated architectural artist and painter Brian Clarke (b. 1953, United Kingdom). The first museum exhibition in the U.S. of Clarke’s stained-glass screens, compositions in lead, and related drawings on paper, "Brian Clarke: The Art of Light" showcases the most considerable artistic and technical breakthrough in the thousand-year history of stained glass. More than twenty stained-glass screens form the centerpiece of the ...

Caramoor is delighted to announce a full range of virtual and live fall programming. Dashon Burton, Jeremy Denk, Amy Helm, Anthony McGill, the Aaron Diehl Trio, Callisto Quartet and TENET Vocal Artists will all perform without an audience in the Rosen House, continuing the series of livestreams from the Music Room that the New York Times calls “adventurous and excellent.” Also presented as a livestream, Broadway stars Laura Osnes and Tony Yazbeck give a special performance for this year’s Cabaret Benefit. In addition, in-person visitors to the 90-acre Westchester estate will be able to ...