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  Self-Taught, Brilliantly Accomplished

  May 22, 2018 | The Souls Grown Deep Foundation’s gift of works by self-taught African American artists forms the basis of a new exhibition—and an extraordinary addition to The Met collection

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  Mary Cassatt at The Met

  May 22, 2018 | The work of the celebrated American-born Impressionist offers multiple themes to explore

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  Saluting 5,000 Years of Mothers

  May 13, 2018 | Across centuries and cultures, artists have paid visual tribute to the joys of motherhood

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  Rain or Shine: Umbrellas at The Met

  May 11, 2018 | As a shelter against the elements, the umbrella has been an indispensable accessory for thousands of years. The Met houses a fascinating range of umbrellas and parasols, as well as images of them, from diverse cultures and periods

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  Evangelists, Memento Mori & Other “Heavenly” Jewelry

  May 7, 2018 | Handcrafted earrings, pendants, rings, and other beautiful pieces look to The Met collection to celebrate “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination,” the latest from The Costume Institute

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  Icons Decoded: Discover the Artworks That Inspired Our “Heavenly Bodies” Store

  May 7, 2018 | From jackets to tees to totes, our offering draws inspiration from icons of Catholicism

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  An Artful Sound

  May 1, 2018 | Newly renovated galleries showcase The Met’s extraordinary collection of musical instruments from around the world

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  Mum’s the Word!

  April 25, 2018 | Mother’s Day gift ideas so inspiring, you won’t want to wait until May 13

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  A Guide to Hostess Gifts

  April 19, 2018 | If you want to make a great impression on your hosts, do so artfully

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  Bernardaud: A Heritage of Fine Taste

  April 18, 2018 | The Met Store and the storied French porcelain maker join forces to celebrate the heritage of Versailles

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  Art with a View

  April 16, 2018 | Looking back on our favorite Roof Garden Commissions

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  Porcelain Diplomacy

  April 10, 2018 | The epitome of French royal art, Sèvres porcelain was admired by visitors to Versailles—and a frequent gift for them, too