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Visit A La Turka on the Upper East Side of New York City for the finest in Turkish and Mediterranean cuisine.

A new Museum of Modern Art exhibition proposes ground-level solutions to the challenges faced by six fast-growing cities.

Visit CajunSea at 32 West 33rd Street in New York City for delicious seafood choices served Southern-style.

In THE FOREVER NOW, seventeen contemporary paintings stir up mixed feelings--and drum up big questions about the state of contemporary art.

We visited Pizza Italia in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City. This renowned restaurant, specializing in delicious pizza and Italian cuisine, has recently relocated from the Financial District. Stop by for a slice of their 'Grandma' pie or for one of their fine entrees.

A new exhibition examines the life and image Hortense Fiquet--Paul Cézanne's mistress, wife, and most famous portrait subject.

Two new shows transform Pace Gallery's 25th Street location into a master class in painting.

A massive new retrospective at Pace Gallery places Picasso's late work in the context of his final, most enduring romance.

Two new books offer essential additions to any art lover's personal collection.

A major retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art captures the spirit of innovation that Cubism brought to painting and sculpture.

We visited Serena's Wine Bar & Cafe to enjoy their delicious tapas and to sample their wonderful wines.

With its major fall exhibition, the Guggenheim traces the development and accomplishments of an international network of artists.

Two solo exhibitions focus on media-bending, mind-bending artists from the very recent past.

A new exhibition at MoMA reaffirms Henri Matisse's status as one of the most vital artists of the 20th century.

Pizzetteria Brunetti in the West Village of New York City has delectable wood-fired pizzas and so much more. Open for lunch and dinner, this is a go-to spot for delicious Italian specialties.

Two painters with international inspirations deliver tour-de-force showcases.

New exhibitions adapt ballet and biography to unique museum formats.

The Museum of Modern Art devotes its galleries to Gober's objects and installations--works that speak to the crises of our time.

An essential new anthology from the Library of America charts the glory days of Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art, and Minimalism--a time of almost-unmatched vitality in art writing.

In its major autumn exhibition, the Neue Galerie delves into one of the most outlandish and most outstanding artists to emerge in early 20th century Vienna.