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Tod’s Reinterpreted
The Leo Clamp Gommino loafer gets tricked out by designer Marc Thorpe for New York Design WeekTod’s iconic Gommino loafer has gotten a makeover, this time from New York based designer Marc Thorpe during New York Design Week. Thorpe is the sixth designer to tackle this limited edition project, led by renowned architect Giulio Cappellini, the art director of the Italian design firm ... More -
The Room Where It Happens
Art-world eminence Simon de Pury exerts his worldwide influence not from a gallery or auction house, but instead a well-appointed office in his own Mayfair home"I’ve never been desk-bound,” says Simon de Pury, a faint grimace clouding his face at the notion. “I don’t have a routine. In this business, flexibility is the name of the game.” It’s this ability to stay elastic that has kept the 65-year-old, Swiss-born de Pury on top throughout his extensive ... More -
5 Must-See Outdoor Art Exhibitions
The perfect cultural excursions, from Texas to ItalyWith the recent opening of Ugo Rondinone’s “Seven Magic Mountains,” a large-scale public artwork outside Las Vegas sponsored jointly by the Art Production Fund and the Nevada Museum of Art, public art is really flourishing. “The exhibit brings together land art and pop art for an unforgettable art experience in the desert,” ... More -
Insta-Ready Exhibitions
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Famous Faces at a Masquerade Ball
Maxwell, Estelle, Justine Skye and more were among the celebrities and artists in attendance at a Brooklyn gala benefitting MoCADA hosted by Tai Beauchamp and Emil Wilbekin -
My First Piece of Art: Tommy Hilfiger
The designer, whose eponymous fashion brand celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, reminisces about his Studio 54 days and the lithographs that stole his heartI met Andy Warhol in New York City in the late 1970s at Studio 54, and he took me to his studio, The Factory, to show me his art. I couldn’t afford any of it back then, even though it was very inexpensive. But I loved ... More -
Beaches from Above by Gray Malin
In his new book Beaches, some of the photographer’s greatest shots are paired with personal notes and invaluable advice (like where to stay in Saint-Tropez) to make for an indispensible guide to living an A-list life seaside -
The Most Beautiful Thing in the World Today: Chandeliers
The Met Opera celebrates 50 years of playing host to Lobmeyr’s crystal creationsSince 1823 Lobmeyr has been known for their exceptional light design and craftsmanship. And in 1966 twelve of their chandeliers debuted to the New York Metropolitan Opera’s first audience, and welcomed the establishment’s first standing ovation as the Starburst Chandeliers from Vienna rose with the first curtain. Designed by Hans ... More -
The Most Beautiful Thing in the World Today: A Rooftop Garden
Peter D. Gerakaris’ sky-high installation brings beauty to the top of The Surrey HotelJust in time for the Frieze New York art fair, the Upper East Side’s Surrey Hotel—a luxurious destination known for its impressive art collection—will debut “Floating Garden,” an eye-popping mixed-media rooftop installation by Peter D. Gerakaris. The colorful artwork—which is included in ArtSpeak previews during Frieze week and will open ... More -
Your Exclusive NYCB Video Preview
Get a first look at the New York City Ballet’s spring seasonIt might only be spring, but it’s already time for A Midsummer Night’s Dream—at least the George Balanchine version that’ll be appearing from May 24 through May 29 as part of the New York City Ballet’s 21-week spring season at the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center. The Balanchine classic, which ... More
