“As someone who was previously unfamiliar with Didi, I left the show grateful to El Museo del Barrio for bringing his work to a new generation of US museum-goers.” — @Hyperallergic Don’t miss 'Mestre Didi: Spiritual Form'—on view for only two more weeks!

Now on view at NYPL, "A Century of The New Yorker" draws on the Library's collections, which include The The New Yorker's archives and the papers of many writers & artists who contributed to it, to survey a hundred years of life at the magazine. on.nypl.org/44vTcAF

Happy National Emoji Day! 🗽 📷Paul Seibert #nationalemojiday #statueofliberty

Take the plunge into Mysteries from the Deep: Exploring Underwater Archaeology, the Intrepid Museum’s thrilling new exhibition located in our Space Shuttle Pavilion. Sumérgete en Misterios de las profundidades: explorando la arqueología submarina, la nueva y emocionante

AIANY and the @centerforarch publication Oculus includes a new feature on the Seaport Museum’s recently reopened 1868 warehouse A.A. Thomson & Co.! Beth Broome writes that the #AdaptiveReuse of the building pointing the way to the future of the Museum. 🔗: aiany.org/membership/ocu…

Delve deeper into SchomburgCenter’s world-renowned research collections, diverse exhibitions, and resources with our digital guide on Bloomberg Connects. Explore Arturo Schomburg’s writings, take a self-guided tour of the building, and more! on.nypl.org/46lAEW5

Happy #NationalKeeperWeek to our amazing team at the New York Aquarium! When you see an aquarist, trainer, or keeper at the New York Aquarium this week, make sure to say “thanks” for their hard work and dedication!

Happy #NationalKeeperWeek to our amazing team of keepers at the Central Park Zoo! When you see a zookeeper at the Central Park Zoo this week, make sure to say “thanks” for their hard work and dedication!

Immerse yourself in Mark Rothko’s Four Darks in Red (1958). ♥️ When you look at this 10-foot wide canvas close up (as Rothko intended), you’re engulfed in an atmosphere of color and intense visual sensations. The weightiest dark color is at the top of the canvas while a softer

Just announced! The New York Historical has acquired the archive of iconic photographer Bill Cunningham. Read more in The New York Times. nyti.ms/3GRa0dv

'Candida Alvarez: Circle, Point, Hoop' was named one of 8 must-see shows before they close by The New York Times! Experience her vibrant use of color and power to unspool memory, migration & material. On view through Aug 3. 🔗 Read more: nyti.ms/40ywtTo

Oysters play a huge part of the city’s culture, and Black New Yorkers played a huge role in the industry 🌊 🦪 Join as as we dive into our archives to uncover the history and legacy of Black Foodways and Entrepreneurship in Brooklyn bklynlib.org/40J7EEh

Brush up on your writing skills! 🖋️🤓 Pictured here is a Japanese woodblock print featuring an array of writing brushes, each crafted to create a distinct weight and angle of line, perfect for calligraphic art. #NYPLDigitalCollections ID: 1221632

In honor of #HarlemDay, TODAY, 8/17, we’re open from 12–4 PM. Stop by and explore our exhibition “100: A Century of Collections, Community, and Creativity.” Plus, visit the Schomburg Shop. All divisions will be closed. #SchomburgCenter #Schomburg100 #HarlemWeek #HarlemWeek2025

Did you know the Library for the Performing Arts hosts a monthly Play Club? It's like a book club—for plays, of course! This month on 8/21, we are discussing Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike by Christopher Durang. eventbrite.com/e/the-library-…

On this day in 1920, the 19th Amendment was ratified, granting women the right to vote. Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton had first drafted and introduced the amendment in 1878. 📷 Jessie Tarbox Beals, [Suffrage parade], 1915-18

Happy #WorldPhotographyDay! August 19 is a celebration of the art, craft, science, and history of #Photography. Come see examples of different photographic techniques from the Museum’s collections and archives in the exhibition #MaritimeCity!

Looking for a weekend getaway without leaving NYC? The Chinese Scholar’s Garden at Snug Harbor is OPEN from Wed - Sun! Learn details about the botanicals, architecture, calligraphy, and cultural details. Check out snug-harbor.org/hours to plan your visit!

Have you noticed christine sun kim's use of pie charts in her work? Infographics have "a lot in common with body language," the artist explains. Christine Sun Kim: All Day All Night is on view only through September 21—don't miss it!

This Labor Day weekend, explore your own backyard and discover what's on view at MoMA PS1 in Queens! We're open through Labor Day, so grab your crew, and get to know the most exciting artists working today! Experience captivating installations in "The Gatherers," learn about