The decidedly nonconformist Animal Collective takes New York.

The most remarkable thing about Coheed and Cambria, which this fall will release the terrific third installment of a bizarre quadrilogy about a space rebel, is how oddly moving their music really is.

Folk-country icon Steve Earle finds a new home.

Kerouac, semi-masochistic art, Van Gogh’s correspondence, Hélio Oiticica, Pissarro, and more.

“Richard Prince: Spiritual America” is the most comprehensive look yet at the man who was on to the louche-celebrity cult long before the tabs.

Images from Tokyo’s furtive sex life, brought to light again.

The Met embraces Rembrandt and his Dutch peers as only it can.

The Met’s old-master mastery is indisputable—but this fall, it’s paying fresh attention to the contemporary world.

A guides to the LES art scene.

The new New Museum is the stylish front man in a booming Bowery scene.