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For Every Fancy, Cultural Experiences Near and Far

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The story of a recently published manuscript found in a suitcase left behind by Némirovsky, a Russian-born Jewish author who rose to literary celebrity in France before she was deported to Auschwitz in 1942.

"Solos: Tulou/Affordable Housing for China"

Through April 5. Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, New York

A presentation of a prototype for affordable housing being built in the city of Guangzhou by Chinese architectural practice Urbanus.

Oct. 3

"Gilbert & George"

Through Jan. 11. Brooklyn Museum, New York

The peculiar, often comic art of two pioneering British conceptualists.

Oct. 8

"Picasso and the Masters"

Through Feb. 2. Grand Palais and other venues in Paris

Picasso, the great revolutionary, was deeply tied to the art of the past; this show includes the sources and Picasso's versions of them.

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