Fine Arts & Exhibits - The New York Times Fine Arts & Exhibits Welcoming Art Lovers With Disabilities Museums are making art accessible to people with visual, hearing or mobility difficulties, as well as reaching out to residents of nursing homes and children on the autism spectrum. Auctions Organized by Theme, With a Narrative Pull Auctions with a theme - say, Samurai arts or objects from princely European courts - are taking their place alongside the traditional categories, like contemporary art or old masters. An exhibition at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York highlights artists, architects and designers who use technologies like 3-D printing and numerically controlled milling. Miami Museum Celebrates the Art of a Crossroads The Pérez Art Museum Miami, which reopens in December, will focus on artists of the Americas and is intended as a draw for the international art world. Esteem for the Art of the American West Thirty years ago, Western art was often seen as an out-of-touch genre, fed by a love of nostalgia and history, but that is changing. In Dallas, 10 Sculptures for 10 Years For its 10th anniversary, the Nasher Sculpture Center has commissioned 10 works to be displayed around the city.