American architect Louis I. Kahn (1901 – 1974) is celebrated as one of the greatest builders of the 20th century. Kahn is credited with creating works such as the Salk Institute in La Jolla, California (1959 – 65), the National Assembly Building in Dhaka, Bangladesh (1962 – 83) and the ... More

This spring, don’t miss a special collaboration at the Guggenheim Museum. In partnership with Italian coffee company Lavazza, the museum will debut Visionaries: Creating a Modern Guggenheim, a show exhibiting nineteenth through mid-twentieth-century works from the collection of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation. This ... More

San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum held its annual Gala on March 2nd, raising $1.6 million for the institution and its programs. A sizable portion came from the deep pockets of Silicon Valley’s tech leaders –which seems appropriate – considering this year’s theme was “Art + Technology.” For Co-Chairs Cori ... More

The International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York City opened its doors in 1974 in an effort to highlight photojournalism and the impact it has on a society. Since then, the ICP has continued to showcase powerful photography and videography that lives and breathes in today’s culture. ... More

The visual culture of rock and roll, the quintessential SoCal lifestyle and the iconic '60s music scene was artistically cultivated by various influencers. One in particular is John Van Hamersveld, the influential artist who created the legendary concert poster of Jimi Hendrix at L.A.’s Shrine Auditorium, the surf movie poster ... More

If you find yourself in Vail, Colorado over President’s Day weekend, visit the Galerie Zuger and enjoy the three-dimensional works from sculptor Spar Street. Spar has been a creator for over twenty years, beginning as a painter with a raw authenticity in his work. He would paint his expressions of ... More

If you’ll be in Switzerland this month, stop by St. Moritz’s Vito Schnabel Gallery to see The Age of Ambiguity: Abstract Figuration / Figurative Abstraction. The group show will mark Bob Colacello’s curatorial debut. Known for his work as the editor of Interview Magazine, Colacello has also written ... More

Stop into the New York location of Carpenters Workshop Gallery before March 4th, 2017 to experience Art Light, an exhibition that celebrates the 10th anniversary of the gallery and reinvents the way we think about lighting. The lights at this exhibition are not just beautiful lamps but lighting like ... More

This month, luxury book publisher Assouline released its first illustrated novel. Known for their legendary and recognizable coffee table tomes like The Big Book of Chic, American Beauty and Dinner With Jackson Pollock, Assouline is taking it's first dive ... More