What Is Art Deco Design and Why Does It Still Matter?
Lately, in my personal corner of the internet, I have been showered in imagery of pared-back wood-paneled rooms, and thick cast glass and black lacquer set...
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Trump Fires Independent Arts Commission Expected to Review White House Construction Projects
Yesterday, the White House fired all six members of the Commission of Fine Arts, an independent federal agency established by Congress over a century ago that...
How Lily Allen’s “West End Girl” Redefines the Breakup Album: An Honest Review
Lily Allen’s new album, West End Girl, may very well have changed the chemistry of my brain. It describes—in captivating, gory detail—the slow collapse of a...
Some People Love Art Deco. Others Actually Live With It
Great design transcends eras, and nobody knows that better than interior designer Dan Fink. In one of Fifth Avenue’s grandest buildings, Fink recently...
Chase Hall on the Inspiration Behind His Painting, From Muse to Material
Like a lot of broke, young, new New Yorkers, Chase Hall spent his early days in the city, in the mid-2010s, taking long walks. Hall’s walks were epic. He’d...
Miles Greenberg Wants to Stand at the Center of Art History
Earlier this month, at the opening of his new exhibition Desire Path, Miles Greenberg got to do something he typically doesn’t when debuting new work: simply...
Inside the San Francisco Fall Show’s 42nd Anniversary Preview Gala
Thomas Diehl and Martyn Lawrence Bullard Drew Altizer Photography Carl Pascarella and Yuri Pascarella Drew Altizer Photography Advertisement – Continue...
How an Art-World Expert Learned to Love Tiffany Lamps
On a July morning, as Paris prepared for the Olympics, I embarked on a sport of my own: exploring the world of Tiffany lamps. Their charm had previously been...
