Tastemakers cycle in and out of the collective consciousness, with the rare exception of a few who become mainstays, weathering the whims and follies of fleeting trends. One such artist, …
Everyone has a story about a chance encounter on a night out that changed their life. For the photographer Ivan McClellan, it was when he met Charles Westley Perry at …
Richard Serra—who reimagined the medium of sculpture through his large-scale winding steel works that became an unmistakable signature—died on March 26 at 85 years old. One of the most famed …
Before Arthur Jafa became an art world sensation, he was a sought-after but under-the-radar filmmaker. He was the cinematographer for Daughters of the Dust, a 1991 film by his then …
There’s something intoxicating about looking at pictures of beautiful interiors. You can imagine yourself having coffee in the perfectly tiled kitchen or reading The New Yorker on the ivory bouclé …
For the self-taught abstract painter Claude Lawrence, art and music have always been intimately connected. Growing up in the 1940s on the South Side of Chicago, surrounded by a vibrant …
Bryan Stevenson, the founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, has spent much of his career studying how slavery has shaped American life. But until 2021, he had never visited a …
On the surface, a vehicle is practical. It’s meant to take you from one place to another. But just as a handbag can be more than a vessel for toting …
Welcome to Ways of Seeing, an interview series that highlights outstanding talent in photography and film—the people behind the camera whose work you should be watching. In this week’s edition, …
Araks is celebrated for its elegant, thoughtfully designed lingerie and swimwear, but it’s also a brand that’s all about color. Calling it a “boost for the soul,” every season comes …