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Daniel Boulud on His Love of Art
The chef's friendship with Brazilian artist Vik Muniz inspires him in and out of the kitchen.
Simon Birch Goes All In With &lquou;The 14th Factory &lquou;
The artist's ambitious anti-capitalist exhibition sets up shop in capitalism's epicenter.
Martine Syms is Self-Determined
The artist approaches her practice not only as her own media platform, but as a business.
The Independent Art Fair Finds a Home in Brussels
The New York City art fair grows up and branches out, launching its first European edition.
Cao Fei at MoMA PS1
The Chinese multimedia artist gets her first American museum solo show and a chance to win over new
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Shamim M. Momin expands her burgeoning nonprofit's horizons with a Paris exhibition.
Know Now: Jumping In
An artist and a design professor propose a new way forward for fashion with rational dress society.
A Japanese Constellation
MoMA offers a look at contemporary Japanese architecture with a nod to post-earthquake...
The New Age of The Celebrity Art Collector
In time for Art Basel Miami Beach, writer M.H. Miller reflects on pop stars like Katy Perry and...
Rachel Barrett Hopes to Bring the Contemporary Art Conversation to the Caribbean Islands
Rachel Barrett’s new kunsthalle brings an unusual, global sensibility to Jamaica
Dakis Joannou on his own definition of patronage to the arts in \Deste 33 Years: 1983-2015\””
The founder of the Deste Foundation for Contemporary Art believes supporting the arts is about much
David Rosenblatt, CEO of 1stdibs, on the company’s start-up culture
The CEO of 1stdibs fosters an environment of ambition and doesn’t worry about the investors.
The Haas brothers on their art world shenanigans and social work
Nikolai and Simon Haas discuss their shenanigans, social work, and new “Afreaks” project from...
A Peek into the Homes of Artists Who Collect
A new volume reveals the artworks that artists themselves admire.
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