In the world of art, names are often recognized before the work itself. No#Name challenges that idea by reversing the order — creating a space where emotions come before identity, and where every artwork is seen before the artist’s name is known. No#Name Open Call...

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has introduced the new Condé Nast Galleries, a nearly 12,000-square-foot suite of exhibition spaces designed by Peterson Rich Office. The galleries, located adjacent to the Great Hall, debuted with the exhibition Costume Art, showcasing garments alongside paintings, sculpture, and decorative arts from centuries of human history. This new space represents a significant statement about the role of fashion within the museum world.