The Met opens Tapa: Art of the Gift in Polynesia today, bringing bark-cloth works, women’s knowledge and Pacific diplomacy into one focused gallery.

Cooper Hewitt’s Frederic Church in Jamaica opens October 30 with more than 60 rarely shown studies framed by grief, colonial rule and environmental history.

The National Portrait Gallery’s “Photographic Memory” will bring together more than 120 portraits to show how photography reshaped America’s visual record.

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.

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

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