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Major Talent at the 75th Cannes Film Festival
DuJour captured some of the most exciting talent at this year’s Cannes Film Festival -
Surf’s Up This Summer
Surfer Magazine: 1960-2020 makes waves with its showcase of surf subculture and icons like Kelly Slater and Laird HamiltonBetween 1960 and 2020, the pages of Surfer magazine were ornamented with every aspect of surf culture, from must-have surf gear to profiles of surf legends. Founded by surfer, artist and filmmaker John Severson, Surfer was a trailblazer in the niche world of surf-focused publications, featuring travel content, surf spot ... More -
Instant Gratification
Celebrate 50 years of automatic memories with Polaroid’s SX-70 cameraThe ability to capture instantaneous images with ease has become integral to our daily lives. Most of us have a camera on our person at all times, and many of us cannot remember a time when pictures were not instantly viewable on a digital device. In 1943, a young girl asked ... More -
A Mondrian Moment
A survey of the Dutch painter opens at the Fondation Beyeler in Switzerland, with support from La PrairieFounded in 1997 by art collectors and gallery owners Ernst and Hildy Beyeler, Fondation Beyeler in Basel is the most visited art museum in Switzerland. It also has one of the most comprehensive collections of Piet Mondrian paintings in Switzerland, ranging from important early works to ... More -
Behind The Scenes With Katie Holmes
The James F.D. Lanier Residence was a stunning, historical backdrop for our cover shoot with Katie HolmesYou don’t often hear Rihanna and Coldplay mentioned in the context of the Gilded Age, but Katie Holmes proved the two can happily coexist during her June 7 cover shoot for DuJour magazine, founded by Jason Binn. At 123 East 35th Street stands an imposing ... More -
An Essential Epilogue From Phaidon
A new book explores the work of renowned architect Louis KahnFrom the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth to the National Parliament House in Bangladesh, the influential work of late Estonian-born American architect Louis Kahn can be found across the globe. Author Robert McCarter has updated and redesigned his 2005 monograph with an expanded collection of Kahn’s works alongside insights ... More -
Branching Out With Rizzoli’s New Book
Treetop Hideaways: Treehouses for Adults climbs to the top of the latest trend in sustainable livingFrom reliving the childlike magic of exploring the great outdoors with endless imagination to embracing a more sustainable lifestyle, treehouses are rooted in a transformative history. The structures featured in a new tome, Treetop Hideaways: Treehouses for Adults (Rizzoli), are, however, a branch up from the ... More -
Behind the Camera With Katie Holmes
While most of us were baking banana bread, Katie Holmes produced, wrote, directed and starred in a filmMost people came out of the pandemic with not much to show for themselves save a few new bad habits and maybe a larger waistline. Katie Holmes wrote and directed a movie—her second. Alone Together had its premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in June and will be released in ... More -
Flip Through The Pages of Garden Grandeur
Go inside the blossoming beauty of the world’s most celebrated gardens in a new Phaidon bookPeaceful pathways, a kaleidoscope of colorful flowers, whimsical footbridges surrounded by lively greenery—the world’s most-visited gardens offer a wide spectrum of living art. Phaidon’s The Gardener's Garden: Inspiration Across Continents and Centuries showcases more than 250 of these beautiful gardens curated by designers, horticulturists and landscape ... More -
Behind the Camera With Katie Holmes
While most of us were baking banana bread, Katie Holmes produced, wrote, directed and starred in a film
