"An artist's work has to be about their life, essentially," says London based artist Tom Owen, standing among the sound proof quilts he installed for He Muscyler, his first solo exhibit at Chelsea's RH Contemporary Art space. "It's the first time I've really displayed on this scale and it's fantastic," he says of the work, which explores ... More

Located in the heart of midtown Manhattan, Conrad New York Midtown offers discerning travelers a uniquely spacious and innately residential retreat. The property's 54 floors encompass 562 luxury guest rooms and is surrounded by Rockefeller Center, MoMA and the theatre district. Built in ... More

After successfully building NYC's first edible schoolyard at PS216 Brooklyn and recently breaking ground on a second location in Harlem, Edible Schoolyard NYC's executive director Kate Brashares had a lot to be proud of on April 7. Brashares, whose organization builds gardens and culinary classrooms in disadvantaged neighborhood schools, was joined by ... More

Three Scotto siblings and their mother Marion opened Fresco by Scotto in 1993 with executive chef David Buico running the kitchen. Since then, the midtown eatery has become a power lunch spot, offering unpretentious crowd-favorites like potato and zucchini chips, penne gratin, crispy margarita pizzas and tiramisu to Manhattan’s movers and shakers. Here, ... More

The night after biblical epic Noah sailed into theaters, Jennifer Connelly celebrated the launch of DuJour's Spring 2014 issue at Lavo New York City with DuJour publisher Jason Binn and editor-in-chief Nicole Vecchiarelli, GILT's Michelle Peluso and Muse Models' Conor Kennedy. Click through the gallery to see pictures from the event, and check out a ... More

It’s no wonder the designers of the Mandarin Oriental New York opted for floor-to-ceiling windows—the property, situated at the southwest corner of Central Park, promises some of the city’s most breathtaking views. The hotel opened its doors in 2003, occupying the top 19 floors of Manhattan’s Time Warner Center, ... More

When New York based Yigal Azrouël was tapped by acclaimed choreographer Emery LeCrone to create a collection of ballet costumes, the chemistry was instant. "I immediately recognized our similar appreciation for modernism, minimalism and the details," Azrouël explains to DuJour. Set to premiere at the Guggenheim this month, principal dancers from the American Ballet Theatre and New York ... More