Falcons: The Art of the Hunt offers a glimpse into the fascinating world of falcons. Swift, fierce and loyal, falcons have been celebrated for millennia. Ancient Egyptians associated them with...

Queen Nefertari's Egypt features 230 objects from the artisan village of Deir-el-Medina, home to those who created the royal tombs, including that of Queen Nefertari. This exhibition showcases...

Pharaoh of the Two Lands: The African Story of the Kings of Napata highlights the importance of the vast Nubian kingdom, located in what is now southern Egypt and northern Sudan. In the eighth...

Omar Ba: A Journey Beyond Illusion is characterized by enigma and poetic intensity that express the Senegalese artist's subconscious and his symbolic interpretation of reality. Ba engages with...

Crossing Borders: Helen Zughaib continues the artist's 11-year journey into issues of migration, displacement, war and hope. This exhibit includes new installations using wood and shoes...

Jamel Shabazz: Eyes on the Street, by the Brooklyn-born photographer, serves as a formidable archive of New York's communities in the outer boroughs. He captures the intricate ballet of...

Assyria: Palace Art of Ancient Iraq, through the museum's masterworks on special loan from the British Museum, reveals how Assyrian kings in the ninth to seventh centuries BCE decorated their...

Life in a Cup: Coffee Culture in the Islamic World explores the traditions that make coffee : way of life in parts of the Islamic world. Coffeehouses emerged as meeting places where people of...

Ujal Hagverdiyev: Conversation in Presence features 250 works of art and graphics that transfuse the late Azerbaijani artist's idea of "presence in space," illustrating all aspects of...