Artinfo.com • 26th January 2017

An Art Boom in Arkansas

On first sight, Bentonville, Arkansas, might not seem like a likely location for a new art hub. But with the opening of 21c's new museum hotel, hot on the tails of Alice Walton's Crystal Bridges, it's quickly becoming a unique new arts viewing experience for visitors.

Artinfo.com • 23rd June 2017

Reclaiming History in "Walker Evans: American Photographs" at MoMA

MoMA revisits the narrative arc of one of America's most legendary photographers in a new 75th-anniversary retrospective.

Clear Magazine • 1st January 2017

Pair of Aces

PearsonLloyd emphasizes functionality with multi-use designs

Clear Magazine • 26th January 2017

Miami Heat

Cappellini has always supported talented, young designers. In the heart of Miami's design scene, its new digs reinforce that legacy.

American Photo • 16th February 2017

Dreams Realized

Claire Oring's rising star in fashion photography is inspired by myth, legend, and fantastical concept shoots — and with clients like Urban Outfitters, Billabong and BCBGeneration, the 24-year-old scene-stealer is just getting started.

Clear Magazine • 21st February 2017

Altered Assemblage

Linder Sterling assembles modern art.

The Huffington Post • 23rd January 2013

Despots, Dictators, and the Art They Loved

Many of the most notorious dictators of our time have, at one point or another, attended (or sent a representative to appear at) major auctions, while some of the great faces of evil have one or two masterpieces hanging on their wall. So what kind of art do these terrible people like?

Artinfo • 21st February 2017

Mike Bouchet on Byzantine Porn and Colachrome in His NYC Show "Flood"

Two days before the opening of Mike Bouchet's “Flood” at Marlborough Chelsea, the 25th-street space was unusually chaotic, even by the standards of a gallery in the midst of installation.

Bespoke Magazine • 20th February 2017

Playground of the Century

A legend of the Gilded Age, Astor Courts is now restored to its former glory.

Hyperallergic • 22nd April 2019

Nordic Impressions a Contemporary Art Survey to Scandinavia House

An exhibition of contemporary works from Åland, Denmark, Finland, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden showcases the rich diversity of Nordic art. On view at Scandinavia House through June 8.

Anthem • 21st February 2017

Digital Dreams: Jeremy Blake

American Photo • 26th January 2017

Full Immersion

When a photographer plunges deep into a subject, the result can be a stunning, career-making body of work. These documentary photographers go above and beyond to show us worlds that, without these pictures, we would never have otherwise known.

Artinfo • 18th May 2018

9 Questions for “Depression Elevations” Artist Daniel Knorr

Daniel Knorr's exhibition "Depression Elevations" opened Saturday at Kayne Griffin Corcoran with a series of sculptures from resin casts of holes in Los Angeles city streets, and is also paired with the publication of a Los Angeles-focused book in a series about global encyclopedias.

Bespoke • 22nd February 2017

Bound by Elegance

The St. Regis New York partners with bespoke publisher, bookbinder and stationer Thornwillow Press to celebrate the culture of the past with a new timeless tradition.

Artinfo • 18th May 2018

Slideshow: 21c Museum Hotel Bentonville Grand Opening

The 21c Museum in Bentonville, Arkansas, opened with a Hybrid-themed exhibition last weekend. See photos from the event here.

American Photo • 21st February 2017

Material Connections

While much of contemporary photography includes experimenting in the digital darkroom, some artists are looking for a more material connection to their work: Taking physical elements or aspects of their subjects and incorporating them into their final product. Matthew Brandt, Jane Fulton, and Odette England each take an innovative approach to working with nature in three new bodies of work.

American Photo • 21st February 2017

Team Works

For most photographers, taking pictures is a solo pursuit. But for the duos on these pages, a partnership is the key to success. Their professional collaborations began with a personal bond, whether filial, friendly, or romantic. What makes these photographic partnerships last? A shared passion for the images.

Bespoke Concierge Magazine | Luxury Lifestyle • 15th March 2012

An Iconic Skyline | New York

New additions to the city’s defining skyline blend design with utility to create breathtaking landscapes. In the decades following David Burnham’s landmark construction of the 1902 Flatiron Building in Manhattan, the New York City skyline rapidly grew to become the most iconic representation of the city’s identity. By the latter part of the 20th century, as new developments were erected alongside hallmarks of prior eras, skyscrapers came to present a mixed style timeline.

Artinfo • 27th February 2017

Contemporary Photographers Stand Out at New York's AIPAD Fair

The AIPAD Photography Show, long-known most as a yearly congregation for all the greatest hits in vintage photos, has in recent years been attracting more and more contemporary photo work, both from smaller galleries and on the walls of major dealers.

Artinfo.com • 31st December 2013

10 Top Art Mysteries of the Year

What happened to the Rotterdam's Picasso and Monet pieces, and has the Gardner heist finally been solved? We look at these and eight other art world mysteries to ponder over the next year.