In 1988, Peter Lindbergh photographed a crush of supermodels, including Christy Turlington and Linda Evangelista, roughhousing on a beach in Los Angeles. He may not have known it at the …
If David Armstrong hadn’t been a photographer, he would have made a brilliant writer. He was a keen lover of words, wisecracks, and stories, and to this day, a decade …
The art critic Jerry Saltz recently described Mickalene Thomas’s work as “a brick thrown through the window of art history.” Perhaps this was in reference to the way her nude …
Inclusivity is a recurring theme in Equinox’s advertising and social media channels, so it’s no stretch that the fitness company is celebrating Pride Month in an artistic way. The company …
The artist Nancy Cadogan first visited Lake Como in 2002 with her boyfriend, Edward Guinness, whose family—heirs of the brewery founder—own a waterfront villa there. Ed is now her husband, …
The phrase “less is more” is rarely more apt than when used to describe buncheong, a style of ceramics that originated in Korea in the 15th century and is revered …
Why was Sunnyvale’s Art and Wine Festival canceled this summer? And when? These are questions locals have been asking one another recently. The city’s Chamber of Commerce, which sponsors the …
In a time of unease, there is something uniquely grounding and delightfully escapist about immersing yourself in the past. Jean Prounis’s lifelong fascination with her own family history has become …
Theaster Gates’s latest exhibition came about at the very moment the artist decided to overhaul his approach to mounting shows. The Chicago native—whose installations and sculptures have been shown worldwide …
Today, the pair are rarely remembered. Hotchkis still retains something of a reputation in her native Scotland thanks to her involvement with the Kirkcudbright Artists’ Town community of the 1920s, …