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Angelica Hicks Releases High-Fashion Prints
The Gucci, Missoni and Net-A-Porter collaborator debuts a limited collection of wall art -
Angelica Hicks Releases High-Fashion Prints
The Gucci, Missoni and Net-A-Porter collaborator debuts a limited collection of wall artPharrell Williams’s multi-media creative collective, i am OTHER, has connected with Twyla, a new platform allowing art buyers to discover exclusive pieces from some of today’s most talked-about artists. In a limited-edition collaboration, i am OTHER will introduce three new artists to the Twyla marketplace, ... More -
How Museums Across the Country are Honoring Frank Lloyd Wright
The famed architect would have been 150 years old this yearTouring architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s surviving oeuvre—over 400 structures in locales ranging from Japan to Wisconsin—would normally require a heavy dose of stamina and a passport. But starting June 12, a museum pass is all you’ll need. Spanning six decades, Frank Lloyd Wright at 150: Unpacking the Archive brings 450 pieces ... More -
A Weekend with @MADArchitects
Follow along as MAD takes over DuJour's Instagram -
A Look Inside Jeff Koon's Studio
The sprawling Manhattan studio of the world's most famous—and most expensive—artist seems like an enchanted place, thanks to the million-dollar decor and a phalanx of assiduous attendants. But, as Jeff Koons reveals, making all that magic isn't easyTo hear him tell it, Jeff Koons keeps the hours of an average businessman. “I’m here Monday through Friday, nine to five,” he says, shrugging, as if the operation he runs out of a former warehouse on Manhattan’s far west side were some ho-hum insurance office and not an extraordinary, ... More -
Tour Gary and Sarah Wolkowitz's Home
A world-class collection of vintage and modern work finds its ideal settingAs you enter the Park Avenue apartment of Gary and Sarah Wolkowitz, it’s almost impossible to imagine that the couple once surrounded themselves with oversize pop art and color-field paintings by the likes of Andy Warhol and Kenneth Noland. Of course, that was back in the 1970s, in ... More -
On Display: Richard Nonas
A museum-quality post-minimalist sculpture exhibition hits New YorkNew York-based artist Richard Nonas finally gets the reception he deserves this month at Fergus McCaffrey Gallery with the opening of his new self-titled solo exhibition. Though the artist's earthy, natured-based work has sometimes slipped through the cracks of enthusiasts in favor of more recognizable names like Richard Serra and ... More -
Photo Finish
A world-class collection of vintage and modern work finds its ideal setting -
Pop Shop
The sprawling Manhattan studio of the world's most famous—and most expensive—artist seems like an enchanted place, thanks to the million-dollar decor and a phalanx of assiduous attendants. But, as Jeff Koons reveals, making all that magic isn't easy
