One Fine Show: “I SPY! Walter Wick’s Hidden Wonders” at Atlanta’s High Museum...
I know for a fact that “only ’90s kids” will remember the I Spy books because I was going through the recent Mark Dion exhibition at Tanya Bonakdar gallery with a younger colleague and pointed out...
View ArticleAdidas CEO Bjørn Gulden Navigates a Tough Turnaround After Yeezy Split
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View ArticleSelena Gomez’s Rare Beauty Redefines Success with Purpose That Performs
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View ArticleThe Fight Over Data Centers Is a Fight Over Who Owns the Compute
Zoning hearings in Tucson, Reno and smaller towns across the American West now fill up with residents holding groundwater charts and utility bills. At least 75 U.S. projects worth roughly $130 billion...
View ArticleScreening at TIFF: Arie and Chuko Esiri’s ‘Clarissa’
It’s been an exceptional year for filmmakers transposing Mrs. Dalloway to modernity. The Tribeca Festival played host to The Last Day by Rachel Rose, a loose, impressionistic echo of Virginia Woolf’s...
View ArticleThe Nasher’s New Survey Treats Protest as an American Tradition
With midterms right around the corner, there’s no better time to check out “Turn the volume up!” at the Nasher Museum of Art. Curated by the museum’s Xuxa Rodríguez, the new show is a survey of...
View ArticleHouston’s Insiders Say the City’s Cultural Scene Remains One of the Art...
Following a successful debut in Texas last year, collector and entrepreneur Jeffrey Lawson’s Untitled Art returns to Houston next month with an edition that promises to be even more anchored in the...
View ArticleAfter a Family Health Crisis, Bill Ackman Takes a Startup Approach to Brain...
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View ArticleHow to Explore Cornwall, One Charming Coastal Pocket at a Time
It’s easy to compare Cornwall to other scenic, charming destinations. The sailboat-filled harbors of Falmouth and St. Mawes evoke the shores of Cape Cod. The rugged northern coast, with its sweeping...
View ArticleCandace Bushnell: “You Just Have to Go Out Every Single Night”
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View ArticleA Decade In, London’s Somerset House Studios Is Still Refining Its Model of...
The London art scene is suffering. Over the past 12 months the capital has lost Stephen Friedman, Beers, TJ Boulting and Sid Motion, independent art school Art Academy London and art and science hub...
View ArticleJimmy Chin On Finding Beauty in Landscapes That Kill
Early this year, much of the world tuned in to watch Alex Honnold climb the Taipei 101 skyscraper live from Taiwan, but Honnold’s greatest achievement had already been captured on film long ago. Free...
View ArticleThe 10 New York City Restaurant Openings to Know This September
It is a poorly kept secret that September is actually the best time to visit New York City. Sure, everyone fawns over the holiday season or summer festivals, but locals know the most vibrant month of...
View ArticleInside Claridge’s Century-Long Love Story With Fashion
In February 2007, London Fashion Week came to a boisterous close as Marc Jacobs staged a lavish show at Claridge’s for his Marc by Marc Jacobs line. It was the American designer’s first time showing...
View ArticleInside Cohere’s $20 Billion Sovereignty Bet, With Co-Founder Nick Frosst
On a Friday afternoon in mid-June, a letter arrived at Anthropic from the U.S. Commerce Department, and by evening, two of the most capable A.I. models on earth had gone dark. The directive, citing...
View ArticleWhat’s Next for British Art?
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View ArticleThe 2026 Toyota GR Supra MkV Final Edition Is a Perfect Eulogy on Wheels
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View ArticleToronto’s Fall Cultural Calendar Foregrounds Ruin, Rebirth and Rupture
The most audacious act of performance and land-based art kicked off the Great Lakes’ cultural calendar weeks before TIFF or the Toronto Biennial of Art got underway this September, when Donald Trump...
View ArticleGloria Steinem Taught Us How to Walk Forward Without Her
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View ArticleToronto Biennial Curator Allison Glenn On Creating Connections and What...
Several recent biennials around the world have focused on water and waterways to explore the complex entanglement of human histories and geological time that has led to the world we inhabit today. The...
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