David Zwirner: New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris and Hong Kong Galleries

Now on view at The Morgan Library & Museum is the first comprehensive museum presentation of the artist’s drawings.

M.H. Miller spoke with the artist on the occasion of her solo exhibition at The Morgan, with a focus on her "conviction to make only the art she wants to make, whether it’s met with praise or bewilderment."

"Yuskavage tells the story of the nude in Western art like a dream excavation of haunted smut and the interior lives of model-muses—what better foil to her art than the holdings of Pierpont Morgan?"

Will Heinrich visited Arbus's current exhibition at the Park Avenue Armory, writing: "As I wandered around the exhibit ... the familiar images came to feel less like touchstones and more like launchpads into the deep."

In the Museum of Cycladic Art's new exhibition, ancient figurines from the museum's collection are placed opposite the cool, psychologically fraught paintings and drawings of Marlene Dumas.

In his largest ever American institutional show, at the Carnegie Museum of Art, Saunders is "an unparalleled master of black."