Metropolitan Museum of Art

Some 75 works, organized thematically, present key issues in 17th-century Dutch culture

116 masterworks from more than 40 indigenous traditions (2nd to early-20th century)

More than thirty-five works reveal artistic legacies of slavery in the Western world

9th-century B.C. stone reliefs and their connection to contemporary artist Rayyane Tabet

Explores themes in The Met's extensive collection of European painting

A two-part exploration of fashion in the United States

Sheds light on a little-known chapter in the artist’s practice

Traces the transformation of the kimono over three centuries

Sartorial narratives presented in the American Wing period rooms.

90 oils and watercolors consider Homer’s work through the lens of conflict

Paintings, sculptures, ritual objects, and illustrated manuscripts from the 11th to 18th centuries

More than 150 works dating from the early 1880s to the early 1950s

More than 120 works explore the themes of solitude and togetherness

3rd- to 8th-century art from Egypt explores social status, wealth, and living well in Late Antiquity

Explores the practices and materials used in ancient polychromy

50 ceramic objects from the decades before the Civil War

New sculptures for the facade niches that reference works in the collection

More than 100 objects trace the transformation of the arts in Tudor England

A radically new view juxtaposes Cubist works with 17th-19th century trompe l’oeil paintings

120 works, from monumental to miniature, connect the divine, human, and natural realms

Full-scale architectural site-specific installation

Works by Van Gogh, Mondrian, and Munch alongside Dutch artists from the 19th-21st century

Explores the transformative role of enamel during the Ming and Qing dynasties

100+ objects of jade and other hardstones