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Visit Paname in New York City for fine French cuisine in a subtly elegant atmosphere.

It is rare that an exhibition can take an artist you have known for most of your museum-going life and make him live anew. PICASSO SCULPTURE is one such glorious rarity.

Two exhibitions show what sensitive portraiture, both old and new, can accomplish.

In a conscientious retrospective, the Guggenheim Museum considers the affecting art of Doris Salcedo.

Pizza Boss on the Upper East Side of New York City will delight people who enjoy delicious pizza.

Two free-spirited exhibitions consider the intersection of high fashion and meaningful art.

Artistic pairings and new historical perspectives guide two recent exhibition at the Frick Collection and MoMA.

A new era begins for the re-opened Whitney Museum and its permanent collection with a sweeping, 600-work survey of American Art.

A focus on suiting essentials and intelligently low-key customization makes Indochino's showroom options and online collection indispensable.

With its survey of Yoko Ono's defining works, the Museum of Modern Art crafts an exhibition that is at once entertaining and endearing.

Visit KTCHN in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood of New York City for a great brunch. Also serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, happy hour and late night, this spot is just steps away from the theatre district and midtown.

A new group exhibition at one of New York's most distinctive museum puts narrative, spectacle, and autobiography in focus.

In the latest edition of its all-inclusive advice manual, ESQUIRE Magazine delivers a book that could be every stylish man's best friend.

A new group exhibition at the Neue Galerie focuses on cosmopolitan modernism between 1907 and 1917.

Visit The Supply House on 2nd Avenue between 85th and 86th Street for dinner, weekend brunch and late night. This trendy bar and grill will become one of your favorite spots.

The Whitney, MoMA, the Guggenheim, and more unveil essential summer shows.

With a striking new exhibition, the Jewish Museum transports its visitors to the early days of mass-market television--and reveals the artistic ingenuity behind this emerging medium.

The Metropolitan Museum charts the accomplishments of a well-traveled Victorian photographer, creating an exhibition of singular power.

A new book from Thames & Hudson casts London as a world capital of menswear luxury.

The American Repertory Ballet presented an extraordinary performance of 'Signature Duets' on the Hamilton Stage of UC PAC.