Calling all art aficionados! From exquisite paintings to stunning antique collectibles, DuJour has inside access to the best exhibitions, curators and more. Below, read up on the year’s top artists and must-visit galleries—then discover helpful buying tips from industry experts. 10 Things to Know About Buying Art A ... More

Hundreds of thousands of years after the very first garments were worn in caves, fashion as a fine-art form is finally getting its due. While clothing was once regarded as more of an applied art, these days curators are focusing on clothing's historical significance and cultural importance. One of this movement’s ... More

Artwork, prints, jewelry, furniture and more collectibles belonging to Oscar-winning actress Lauren Bacall will be auctioned this month by Bonhams New York. The eclectic collection filled numerous homes the actress once owned, including a country house in Amagansett and a Manhattan apartment overlooking Central Park. Among the range are ... More

Peter Lindbergh has photographed some of the world’s most legendary actresses, pop stars and supermodels over the course of his storied career—Madonna, Tina Turner and Kate Moss, to name a few—and at the age of 70, he’s still capturing iconic beauty behind a camera lens.  His collection of soft, black-and-white portraits ... More

From an ancient cave in Vietnam to a gorgeous glass and concrete home on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, beauty lies in all corners of the world. Below, see exquisitely crafted home décor, stunning accessories, must-visit travel destinations and more beautiful things. Portraits of WomenPeter Lindbergh’s new photo ... More

When Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts mounted its first exhibition dedicated to the work of fashion photographer Herb Ritts, the result was an astounding success. Now, almost 20 years after the blockbuster Herb Ritts: WORK show, the museum’s hoping a second, eponymous show of the late shutterbug’s work—opening March 14 and running ... More

Celebrated choreographer and modern dance pioneer Paul Taylor spearheads one of the most respected ensembles in the world. This month, The Paul Taylor Dance Company is returning to the Lincoln Center stage to perform riveting sequences that are not to be missed. DuJour spoke with a few lovely ... More

Noah Horowitz doesn’t like to talk about himself. But that’s not to say he doesn’t like to talk. In the hour or so we spend chatting in his office—a book-filled room, privy to a nostalgic view of midtown Manhattan—there was certainly no shortage of topics to cover. He had ... More

Over his six-decade career, photographer Terry O’Neill has photographed countless subjects, from actors and politicians to the British royal family. And while he’s shot untold frames over the years, only a small fraction of those photos have made it into his latest show at Miami’s Black Square Gallery. “It's thrilling at my age to ... More

If you visit A+E Studios in Lower Manhattan through the end of this month, you'll find millions of faces staring back at you. The large-format canvases will first appear blurred, a collection of explosions in skin-toned pointillism, but take a step closer and you'll see each canvas isn't ... More