Five years in the making, New York at Its Core, at the Museum of the City of New York, is a series of three micro-exhibits showing the evolution of the city from a quaint fishing village into a modern metropolis. New York City attracts visitors from across the globe, but ... More

“I was born in Japan and raised in London and have always felt like a foreigner. I was always trying to put my best face forward, whatever that was. I don’t think I realized what I was doing in the beginning but a lot of the shapes that I make ... More

Over the past years, the mediums of art and fashion have grown ever more intertwined as cultural institutions have taken to exhibiting the latter as the former. Inspired by exhibits like the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s “Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty,” in 2011, and “China: Through the Looking Glass,” in 2015—both ... More

Since 2009, photographer Paul Barbera has been peeking into the workspaces of creative minds on his blog, Where They Create. After bringing the site to life in a 2011 book of the same name, Barbera decided to narrow the focus of his voyeuristic tendencies and along with writer Kanae ... More

With an Ocean Drive address, The Betsy South Beach sits right in the midst of Miami’s most notorious nightlife spots and tourist traps. Like at any other high-caliber hotel in the area, guests of the property want for nothing— there’s an outdoor spa (the only one in the city), ... More

Get ready for the winter season with a festive trip to the Holiday House Design Show in Soho. Explore two attached luxury townhouses at 40 and 50 Sullivan Street with spaces created by New York’s most notable interior designers including Ryan Korban, Patrick McGrath, Harry Heissmann, Jared Seligman and ... More

This time last year, actor Adrien Brody was preparing to share his (off-screen) art publicly for the first time with an exhibition entitled “Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, and Handguns”, which depicted just that. The buzz surrounding the show seemed to paint Brody very vividly as an “actor-turned-artist”, which is true ... More

A tiny German lady walked into Steve Lyons' Chatham, Cape Cod gallery and purchased seven abstract paintings created by Lyons. Although she didn’t speak a bit of English, her son translated for her. She said, “These will hang with the best.” Lyons was grateful and appreciated her love of the ... More

Nearly 100 years ago, a Bauhaus ballet by Oskar Schlemmer, Triadisches Ballett, debuted, focusing on the human’s codependency with machines. Today, the way technology and new media affect our lives is common ground, but new performance art show Virtually There explores it in an impressive and exciting way. Co-curators Mafalda Millies and ... More