
01 / New York City, United States
Lee Krasner, on her own terms.
An artist’s practice, a working space, and the freedom to begin again.
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Painting, sculpture, stained glass, and the rooms around them.

01 / New York City, United States
An artist’s practice, a working space, and the freedom to begin again.
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02 / New York City, United States
Tiffany drawings and stained glass reveal design ideas behind luminous architectural details at The Met.
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03 / New York City, United States
A Frick exhibition visit connects Sienese Renaissance bronzes with the architecture and color of their display.
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04 / New York City, United States
Pattern, color, and scale come into focus in two films about Louis XIV’s royal carpets at The Met.
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05 / New York, United States
An ancient torso, carved stone, and richly colored furniture share a sequence of quiet gallery rooms.
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06 / New York, United States
Paintings, projected patterns, and objects in display cases turn familiar screen characters into a gallery encounter.
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07 / New York City, United States
A character appears on Brooklyn’s Central Library facade; inside, figures and colorful displays bring the Moomin world into the building.
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08 / New York City, United States
An unexpected fish, sculptural animals, and painted skies meet in the gallery rooms of In the Mind’s Garden.
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09 / New York City, United States
A courtyard sculpture, tiled stairs, and ceramics introduce the Hispanic Society Museum & Library in New York.
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10 / New York City, United States
Blue evening light, reflections, and gallery views record a different atmosphere at The Met.
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