The New Yorker magazine has its own artists ... quilts" and other pieces are in the permanent collections of the Met, The Museum of Modern Art, The Whitney, and The Guggenheim, and whose ...

Earlier this year, New Yorker writer Rebecca Mead reported on ... I feel like in my head, the Met Museum and the British Museum kind of live together in my head because of the sheer scale.

A new exhibition from a partnership between The New York Transit Museum and The New Yorker is highlighting ... But for the covers, she looked for composition and something else to catch ...

Curated by Julie Golia and Julie Carlsen, A Century of The New Yorker showcases an array of artifacts, from the magazine’s first-ever prospectus to the original artwork of its inaugural cover by ...