Admission: $20, seniors $16, students $12, children 16 and under free. Timed-entry tickets are recommended. These can only be purchased at the museum’s Web site. Visitors without them will be admitted only when space allows. Full Article at NorthJersey.com

WHAT: An exhibit highlighting selections of JPMorgan Chase’s global art collection. WHEN: The exhibit opens today, Nov. 15, and runs through Feb. 14, 2010. Hours are 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and 1-5 p.m. Sunday. Full Article at 2TheAdvocate.com

NEW YORK, NY.- The Jewish Museum will present photographer Cindy Sherman with a special award for her distinguished accomplishments in advancing understanding of the limitless possibilities of identity, and the profound impact of her work on the... Full Article at Art Knowledge News

ONE drizzly Friday night last month dozens of people had crowded into Invisible-Exports, a gallery on Orchard Street, to celebrate the opening of a show by the conceptual artist Stephen Irwin. Full Article at The New York Times

NEW YORK—Photographer Cindy Sherman will receive The Jewish Museums Man Ray Award for her distinguished accomplishments in advancing the world's understanding of the limitless possibilities of identity, and the profound impact of her work on... Full Article at Art Info

Since 41-year-old Seymour, who married Brant 16 years ago, filed for divorce in March of this year. Full Article at Jezebel

Enter the recipients' email addresses, separated by commas: Your email has been sent. A new exhibition celebrates Neil Winokur’s early portraits of his little known art world friends—including Cindy Sherman, David Byrne, Kiki Smith, and Nan Goldin. Full Article at The Daily Beast

PARIS.- By closing time on Sunday October 25th, FIAC had welcomed 80,750 visitors over 5 days, approximately 16,000 visitors per day, representing a 23% increase compared to 2008 (65,000 visitors). Full Article at Art Knowledge News

The three-week citywide performance-art festival Performa begins next week, opening not with a dinner but with a “food event”: “a series of food installations and happenings,” according to the invitation, “that will lead guests”—Cindy Sherman, Mario... Full Article at The New Yorker

Courtesy of the artist and Metro Pictures Cindy Sherman, “Untitled” (2007-2008) The “Dress Codes” exhibition showing international contemporary photography and video marks the third exhibition of the International Center of Photography’s Year of... Full Article at The New York Times

Playing on the codes of both queer and hetero-normative cultures, Hardy tests and wastes them all as she feeds her pose machine with other looks and meanings. Full Article at AfterEllen.com