The New Museum reopens September 24 with Arthur Jafa's largest survey, Diego Marcon's first New York museum solo and a wider season of talks, screenings and community programs.

Film restoration combines archival research, physical repair, high-resolution scanning and careful digital work. Here is how damaged reels become new cinema releases.

Sarah Michelson's “nowhere” transforms MoMA's atrium into a changing dance workspace, with daily performance, film, sound and open Friday sessions.

Gustavo Dudamel has begun his tenure as music and artistic director of the New York Philharmonic after 17 seasons leading the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

Forest Lawn Museum opens ‘California Visionaries,’ a free exhibition exploring how Walt Disney and Hubert Eaton shaped Southern California's visual culture.

Zach Cregger's Resident Evil opens in theaters with Austin Abrams leading an original survival story inside the long-running horror universe.

MoMA's new Yuen Woo-ping retrospective opens with Blades of the Guardians and traces five decades of action choreography and filmmaking.

The Cleveland Museum of Art screens John Ford's 1926 western ‘3 Bad Men’ tonight with an improvised live score by pianist Jackie Warren.

Kennedy Center leaders are warning of a severe cash crisis as trustees consider renovation and naming proposals during a consequential board meeting.

John Legend is turning a longtime creative relationship with Pharrell Williams into a complete album. Legend has announced Muse, a 16-track project produced in full by Williams and scheduled for release October 23 through Republic Records. The collaboration gives the album a clear artistic...

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opens September 22 in Los Angeles with 30-plus galleries, film screenings, a research library and a 13-acre campus.

Siân Heder’s Being Heumann opened TIFF with Ruth Madeley as Judy Heumann. The film brings the 1977 disability-rights protest to a new audience.

The Minneapolis Institute of Art has opened the first museum exhibition bringing together nine paintings created for Titus Kaphar's feature film Exhibiting Forgiveness.

Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Again? reunites the original couples around a new wedding, using a legacy franchise to examine how relationships echo across generations.

Sara Bareilles begins her Good Grief tour in Boston after releasing her first solo studio album since 2019, a record shaped by mourning, memory and connection.

Star Trek marks 60 years with restored theatrical screenings, an outdoor Los Angeles event, worldwide fan activities and a record-attempt Vulcan salute.

The Museum of Craft and Design's OBJECTS: USA brings more than 70 historic and contemporary works into conversation through January 17, 2027.

A Golden Gate Park exhibition brings Ken Kesey's original Furthur bus, Jerry Garcia's BMW and Grateful Dead art together through October 25.

MFA Boston opens Naoko Matsubara's Woodblock Worlds on September 5, tracing seven decades of prints shaped by Kyoto, Boston, Toronto and Tibet.

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opens September 22 in Los Angeles with more than 30 galleries devoted to storytelling across painting, comics, film and illustration.