Murphy's selection of works, including an Andy Warhol and a Jean-Michel Basquiat, will go on auction March 11.

The exhibition at Palais Galliera celebrates the enduring creativity and joy that defined the designer and his life’s work.

From Léa Seydoux to risqué shoots, this new exhibition is bringing the supermodel era to the present day.

With her first U.S. solo show now open at New York's Mignoni Gallery, L'OFFICIEL speaks with French artist Cyrielle Gulacsy about her pointilist paintings and astronomical attention to detail.

A new collective exhibition, Yves Saint Laurent Aux Musées, celebrates 60 years of YSL's design history at the Centre Pompidou, Musée du Louvre, Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, Musée d’Orsay, Musée National Picasso-Paris, and Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris.

In Seoul-based Cho Gi-Seok's first major exhibition, the visual artist juxtaposes natural elements and the human form to show their harmonious relationship.

While Aspen has always been known as a winter playground for the upper echelon, a clique of high-powered art collectors and curators—and a summer season topped with a high-profile gala and auction benefitting the art museum—have turned this former mining town into a world class culture capital.

Museum director Franklin Sirmans is on a mission to make contemporary art a medium for community-building. 

From luxury store openings to art installations, a number of exciting fashion happenings have taken over the sunshine state.

From the desert of Burning Man to Miami’s Superblue immersive art show, light becomes rhythm in Leo Villareal’s monumental installations. 

Novelist Marc Levy and Saint-Gobain Chairman Pierre-André de Chalendar were celebrated for their contributions to French-American culture. 

McArthur Binion’s grid-filled canvases are more than meets the eye. Upon closer inspection, the artist reveals his ability to turn order and pattern into something reactive.

Singer Lady Gaga is selling sculptures in collaboration with champagne brand Dom Pérignon.

After forging her own path, Guggenheim curator Ashley James is ready to address life on the record.