Through erotic foliage and subversive historicizing, Danish artist Rasmus Myrup re-sees conventions in and out of the natural realm.

L'OFFICIEL asks 14 artists to consider the concept of folly-making in this original portfolio.

Ballerina Melanie Hamrick speaks with L'OFFICIEL about creating a special dance showcase to support the ballet community, featuring holiday favorites like "The Nutcracker" and "Don Quixote."

Famous for his graphic collaborations with Fendi and Harrods, artist Joshua Vides speaks to L’OFFICIEL about his hallmark graphic métier and new project with Converse and MCA Chicago.

For 48 hours, 20 works from 20 artists will be hidden in Paris' Grand Palais for visitors to uncover and bring home–including an original Takashi Murakami.

There are more romantics in contemporary art than they tell you. L’OFFICIEL looks to the work of Bunny Rogers, Torey Thornton, Andra Ursuta, and Doreen Chan, examining the vulnerability that comes with merging your relationships and your art.

2029 will mark the 300 years of Ruinart, and artists have already been commissioned to concoct a project, with a focus on sustainable development and artificial intelligence. The project's name? 'Retour aux sources.'

We really had no idea what 2020 would bring, did we?

Keep an eye on these creatives who are changing the rules of the game

A heavily-saturated and multilayered world, navigating the journey to becoming an art collector can be complex and oftentimes reserved for the elite. Thanks to Petricca Art Banking, art-lovers of all calibers can purchase art with the help, security and guidance of experts.

The Taipei-born artist, who takes Gucci's latest bags on a journey through Tokyo for our winter issue, talks fashion, art, and the life of a creative in the digital age.

As art aficionados, celebrities, and fashion folk head to Miami Beach this week for Art Basel, here’s L’Officiel USA’s guide to what to see and where to be seen.

At 90 years old, the Japanese contemporary artist continues to brighten up our world, one dot at a time.

While the social media platform has democratized the image-making field, these professionals will keep you artistically inspired as you scroll through your feed.

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