Brookly-born Jean-Michel Basquiat is the fifth artist to break the $100 million barrier.
The museum, which is partly funded by taxpayers, wants to charge out-of-state residents for admission.
Celebrities and fashion's biggest names flocked to the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Monday for the ritzy annual fundraiser.
Give them churro or give them death.
A New York Times investigation revealed a concerning management culture at the Met.
Mon Petit Cafe is closing after three decades, saying "mom-and-pop stores of all kinds are now an endangered species," in NYC.
A new exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York will feature 34 historic images of Muslim New Yorkers in the 20th and 21st centuries.
The new free use policy, called the Open Access initiative, will free up the images for scholarly, personal and commercial uses.
Despite increased attendance and the new Met Breuer facility, the nation's largest art museum is losing money and cutting programs.
"We had a great run but time marches on," the bookstore's owner John Doyle told Patch.
See where you can grab $29 three-course lunches or $42 three-course dinners on the Upper East Side for restaurant week.
Get your culture on and check out which performing arts events starting at the Guggenheim in January.
The Guggenheim Museum is opening a new exhibit in its bathroom, in the form of a gold toilet designed by Maurizio Cattelan.
The Met has extended the hours of the spring 2016 exhibition "Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology" final weekend.
The Robert Miller Gallery in Chelsea is moving works from its Chelsea Gallery to a showroom at the late dealer's Upper East Side home.
When the new subway station at 2nd Avenue and 86th Street finally opens it will feature 12 large Chuck Close portraits.