In Apple TV+’s new sci-fi series based on Martha Wells’s award-winning novels, a self-hacking security unit struggles to find a balance between its own free will and carrying out dangerous missions.

In “What Stands Behind the Flowers,” the Museum of Modern Art presents Hilma af Klint’s abstract botanical pieces, which juxtapose watercolor blossoms with precise drawings, suggesting the human spirit’s union with nature.

The Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s spring exhibition, “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” explores the Black dandy through history, from 18th-century expectations to contemporary transformations, while spotlighting the importance of the sartorial in the formation of Black identities.

Wind your way into an artist’s imagination with “Ruth Asawa: Retrospective,” a celebration of the modernist’s six-decade career spent bending notions of surface, volume, and perception.

Originally a cartoonist whose work was imbued with wit and playfulness that would continue throughout his career as a painter, Thiebaud foregrounds the serenity of the days spent in the sun.

From decadent ice cream to a shiny red Vespa, romance is on the itinerary with these items.

Channel Laura Dern and Sam Neill in Steven Spielberg’s blockbuster hit with everything you need for exploring in style.

Heartbreak has never looked as good as in Wong Kar-wai’s critically acclaimed film In the Mood For Love. These picks are just as gorgeous.

A trove of styles take cues from the country’s modern print artists.