The collaborative series explores the rebirth of New York City through the world of art and film.
Liven up your Instagram feed by following these eight artists whose ceramics range from minimalist, organic forms to functional objects.
As museums slowly begin to reopen, these should be at the top of your list.
In partnership with SN37, Google's Creator Labs highlight nine young photographers and filmmakers with unique perspectives and ideas.
The pioneering—yet until recently overlooked—photographer has lensed over six decades of meaningful work.
Legendary artist Pippa Garner is an anomaly: She lives at once at the center and on the fringes. Her latest show at Stars in Los Angeles explores the genesis of creativity itself.
In the 1970s, the innovators of the Italian group Radical Design fashioned a new vision of the home, rethinking the relations within it and the collective utopia around the domestic space.
The family comes into focus in photographer Talia Chetrit’s work, revealing the characters and connections those closest to us offer.
Revisiting four iconic photographers from the ’90s who reimagined the concept of family portraiture.
The luxury skincare label's latest collaboration with artist Carla Chan is equal parts environmentally thought-provoking and visually stunning.
The reality star has been asked to turn over ancient Roman artifacts believed to be in her possession.
Parenthood has historically been a footnote to the biographies of male artistic masters. Here, six contemporary artists portray the lifelong role of "Dad" and its creative implications.
The model is the latest fashion figure to join the growing crypto art space. Her artwork "Buying Myself Back" is a reclaiming of a portrait of the model Richard Prince used in his New Portraits series.
On World Book Day, Robert Shore releases his new book on the life of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama.
From runways to vacation spots, pink is taking over the world.
The multimedia creator speaks to L’OFFICIEL about designing her free-spirited space for Nordstrom and the Whitney Museum.
John Waters has shocked and awed audiences for decades with his transgressive cult-classic films. For his new art exhibition at Sprüth Magers, the filmmaker and provocateur takes on his touchiest subject yet.
