Before Derek Jarman became known for his anachronistic, queer film adaptations of the lives of Saint Sebastian,...
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Artists wear many hats: we’re creators, but we’re also entrepreneurs, project managers, strategists, and accountants. Often all...
Scandinavian design is celebrated for light-filled spaces, pale woods, clean lines, and a sense of calm. Translating...
Mr. Bigglesworth, Jinxy, Keanu, and Thackery Binx all scamper back into the limelight in a new catalog...
Rooftop lounges are mainstays of the Miami skyline offering open-air escapes above the bustle of the city....
Over two decades ago, Dani Bensky was abused by Jeffrey Epstein. Now, as one of more than...
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Amsterdam’s Straat offers a masterclass in the tricky balancing act of bringing graffiti out of the streets...
The design for Maria Rigol Ordi’s first still wine takes the name’s literal meaning and runs with...
The Unread is a free, gory browser game that hooks into your Gmail, and every zombie you...
An exhibition series organized by the Vatican brings together more than 100 artists — including Arthur Jafa,...
Tethered to the spiritual realm, blue connotes a sense of serenity and healing in Yoruba culture. It’s...
Place has always been central to Lisa Sanditz’s paintings and drawings. In the winter of 2006–7, she...
Beverly Buchanan was mentored by Norman Lewis and Romare Bearden, a contemporary of Ana Mendieta and Eva...
LOS ANGELES — There is a certain irony to the formal correspondence between the endless scroll of a...
SAN FRANCISCO — No one ever said the business of art would be easy. In San Francisco,...
In Cici Wu’s exhibition at 47 Canal, Auld Lang Syne (prelude), a 16mm projector sits behind a...
For more than two decades, one question has followed me since I was abused by Jeffrey Epstein:...
Duchamp’s practice was one of continuous self-reinvention, impossible to categorize under any label. In 1912, the artist...