Librado Romero, a Times photographer, has singled out fragments of works from the Met's permanent collection as part of a challenge to readers to find the originals. This week we offer patterns.

"Looking at Music" at the Museum of Modern Art, a show that includes audio recordings and small-press publications, emphasizes the experimental nature of the late 1960s and early '70s.

The Metropolitan Museum offers finely done and pristinely preserved palm-leaf paintings, which served as guides, protective charms and objects of worship.

Current renovations at the beloved Frick collection offer the brief chance to see the museum and its contents in a completely different context.

VERY few people have seen his face, but if you have ever visited London, Sydney or LA chances are you will have seen his work.

Seeing a show that isn't necessarily in its final form is part of the appeal of previews.

Movie grosses just about matched last year's big numbers. But it wouldn't have happened without Batman

Political trials do not always deliver justice, says Adam LeBor, But what else do we have?

Sadakat Kadri reviews A History of Political Trials: from Charles I to Saddam Hussein by John Laughland

The normally reticent opera singer José Carreras talks for the first time about his tortuous love life and how he finally came to marry his mistress. Interview by Cassandra Jardine.