How a Simple Plastic Chair Won Over the World
An exhibition at Vitra Design Museum delves into the history of the ubiquitous Monobloc.
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Justin Adian Gets the Joke
The native Texan’s artwork comes in many shapes and sizes, but, in any case, it’s never short...
Jonathan Anderson’s Sculptural Silhouettes
The designer behind JW Anderson curates an exhibition with playfully defiant takes on the human...
What Ronald Reagan and Andy Warhol Have in Common
Bob Colacello reflects on the two icons who defined his life and career as a writer and observer of
Artist Meets Architect in “Memento Mori”
Why Peter Marino curating a show on Robert Mapplethorpe makes perfect sense.
First Look: Whitney Biennial 2017
Conflict, political fractiousness, and social unease pervade this year’s Whitney Biennial,...
CJ Hendry
The standout Instagram account that’s capturing our attention right now.
In Aspen, Art at Altitude
After seven decades of development, Aspen is seizing the moment to become a cultural...
Please, Please Chill Out With the Biennials
Writer Dan Duray takes aim at the staggering number of international art shows.
Erik Madigan Heck’s Dream Works
A selection of painting-like images from the fashion photographer’s forthcoming debut book.
“Person of the Crowd” at the Barnes Foundation
A show looks to subvert the privileged position of the flâneur.
Eric Shiner is Going Rogue
From his new post at Sotheby’s to a stint at The Armory Show, the versatile curator has proved...
Jaume Plensa’s “Silence”
The artist’s solo show at Galerie Lelong embodies a meditative, evocative quiet.
Star Montana is a Straight Shooter
For this rising L.A. photographer, capturing art doesn’t have to be complicated.
Sterling Ruby: Stretching the Canvas
Sterling Ruby combines art and fashion with his close friend Raf Simons.
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