Exhibitions in New York, United States
22 exhibitions recorded in New York, United States: what is on now, what opens next, and the shows that have closed, each listing carrying the day we last confirmed it.
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On now in New York, United States
- On nowA King's Carpet: Louis XIV and the Savonnerie8 Sep 2026 to 5 Mar 2028Confirmed 31 Aug 2026The Metropolitan Museum of Art ·
New York, United States
Opening soon in New York, United States
- Opening soonRuth Patir: (M)otherland18 Dec 2026 to 7 Jun 2027Confirmed 19 Aug 2026, 3 weeks agoThe Jewish Museum ·New York, United States
- Opening soonAcross Wine-Dark Seas: Art and Identity beyond Ancient Greece20 Dec 2026 to 11 Apr 2027Confirmed 31 Aug 2026The Metropolitan Museum of Art ·New York, United States
- Opening soonJohn Galliano: Horizons9 May 2027 to 9 Jan 2028Confirmed 31 Aug 2026The Metropolitan Museum of Art ·New York, United States
Recently closed in New York, United States
- ClosedGothic by Design: The Dawn of Architectural Draftsmanship16 Apr to 19 Jul 2026Confirmed 7 Aug 2026 · check before you travelThe Metropolitan Museum of Art ·New York, United States
- ClosedRaphael: Sublime Poetry29 Mar to 28 Jun 2026Confirmed 7 Aug 2026 · check before you travelThe Metropolitan Museum of Art ·New York, United States
Closed shows keep their pages: an exhibition history is provenance evidence, and this archive cites it.
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What we will not list
A show without both dates, a venue we cannot resolve, or prose lifted from a museum's own page. Every listing says where the dates came from and the day we last confirmed them.
Why a closed show keeps its page
An exhibition history is provenance evidence: where a work was shown, and when, is part of its record, and this archive cites it. A closed show stops being advertised and stays citable.