At the end of the last century, Detroit was left for dead, a rust-ridden festering wasteland of a bygone era. Its decline didn’t happen overnight; the city that was once the mecca of American manufacturing, home to companies like General Motors, whose output in the mid-1950s rivaled the GDP of ... More

London-based designer Paul Cocksedge has brought his work stateside for the second time. The solo exhibition, Freeze, features three series of objects: “Freeze,” “Slice” and “Rhythm Shelf,” created by allowing the forces of nature—namely temperature—to work their magic on materials like copper, aluminum and acrylic.  Cocksedge’s experimentation throughout the series produced splendid ... More

Chamber, an art and design boutique located along New York’s High Line, has launched their second annual collection, Human | Nature, to the public. The yearlong project—curated by photographer and filmmaker Andrew Zuckerman—explores the interaction between humans and the natural world and investigates how objects have a transformative ... More

Bellissima: Italy and High Fashion 1945 – 1968, a gorgeous exhibition that explores the creativity that gave rise to Italian high fashion as we know it, will arrive at Fort Lauderdale’s NSU Art Museum this winter. A project of MAXXI: National Museum of the XXI Century Arts in Rome and ... More

Right in the heart of SoHo sit two historic residential properties that retain a distinct narrative inscribed in their walls. It’s a place where art influencers and fashion bigwigs once lived and worked inside their airy lofts. Today, those buildings—25 Mercer and its neighbor 27 Mercer—are being transformed into luxury ... More

While Kelly Klein has made a career shooting high fashion for magazines and billboards the world over, what makes Photographs by Kelly Klein, her exquisite new collection, truly special is that those indelible images are mixed with snapshots showing off small bits of Klein’s own (incredibly photogenic) life. Here, the ... More

Last week, LA-based painter Kelly Reemtsen opened her new exhibit, "Smashing," at the De Buck Gallery in Chelsea. The subjects of her paintings are ominously flirtatious—in bright retro dresses and pumps, wielding household tools that remind us just how many uses a hose, a pair of shears, or ... More

When the Grace Farms Foundation needed an architect for its 80-acre New Canaan community center, they searched wide. “Our committee looked at 25 firms,” says foundation president Sharon Prince, before settling on Pritzker Prize–winner SANAA, whose designs include NYC’s New Museum. The River Building opens October 9 with artworks by ... More

In the charming Provençal region of The Luberon—where quaint villages and sweeping lavender fields are the main attraction—seclusion certainly isn’t hard to come by. It is perhaps most pronounced, though, within the confines of Domaine des Andéols, an 81-acre secluded haven just an hour’s drive east of Avignon. ... More