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Christo’s Crusade – Gallery
The public-art pioneer—hard at work on two new projects—reminisces with Michael Bloomberg about The Gates, the installation that transformed Central Park in 2005It’s late December, and in seven days Michael Bloomberg will end his term as mayor of New York City. As one of his last daily appointments, DuJour has brought him together with Christo, the architect of what might well be the artistic high point of his time in office, The Gates, ... More -
Scenes from Another New York
Photographer Tod Seelie showcases work inspired by New York City's empty, abandoned spaces -
At Home With an Art-World Power Couple - Gallery
Inside the Fifth Avenue apartment of an art-world power couple, the objects on display represent even more than meets the eyeJean Arp, Cy Twombly, Sol LeWitt, Andy Warhol, Julian Schnabel and Vik Muniz. It’s an impressive array of contemporary art for a midsize museum to boast, let alone a residence. But as Angela Westwater is quick to say of her collection, “It’s not as rational in its initial conception as ... More -
The Bulldog in Marrakesh – Gallery
Another side of Winston Churchill is on exhibit in Morocco. See a preview, hereMarrakesh is known to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world, but starting this week, some of the most striking views in town will be indoors. Through March 3, La Mamounia—the 91-year-old hotel that’s still one of Morocco’s most sought-after hot spots—will be displaying a ... More -
Inside Faith Kates' Art-Filled Apartment - Gallery
The modeling mogul knows beauty—at work and at home. Take a closer look at her impressive collectionMany people have perks at their jobs, but perhaps only Faith Kates can say hers was Marilyn Monroe. Renowned photographer Bert Stern had fallen out of favor with the fashion industry when Kates, the founder and owner of top agency Next Model Management, booked him for a job. ... More -
Peter Shire: Icon in the Remaking – Gallery
The L.A. artist, a perennial face of Postmodernism, is being discovered by a new generation of fansTucked behind a hair salon and a Pilates studio on L.A.'s Echo Park Avenue, the workplace of artist Peter Shire hides in anything-but-plain sight. His metal gates are painted chartreuse and topped by brushed stainless-steel angels and a mermaid whirligig; beyond them, a paint-splattered staircase leads to the studio, once ... More -
Clare Rojas Returns
The opening of the artist's first show following a brief hiatus—an exploration in abstract expression hosted by Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld—brings out Ellen von Unwerth, Anh Duong and more -
The Life of Alexis Rockman – Gallery
The New York artist behind the imagery for Ang Lee's Life of Pi opens two downtown shows. DuJour dives inIt seems to be a case of art imitating art. Just three years ago filmmaker Ang Lee commissioned Alexis Rockman to conceptualize the visuals for the Academy Award-winning Life of Pi, and now the resulting work is hanging in one of the artist's two shows, currently drawing in-the-know crowds in ... More -
The Revenge of Robert Indiana – Gallery
When critics turned their backs, the pop artist abandoned the New York scene. Now, a close-up look at his comebackWhen I finally reach Robert Indiana at his home on the island of Vinalhaven, Maine, he is munching from a Zabar's gift basket his art dealer, Paul Kasmin, has sent him and is very apologetic. "I'm sorry—for long periods of time, I don't answer the phone," he explains, of a ... More -
La Dolce Vita & Beyond – Gallery
See the style icons who turned out for Bulgari's first U.S. retrospectiveSan Francisco was practically salivating over the "Italian ice" being served up September 18 for the opening of The Art of Bulgari: La Dolce Vita & Beyond, 1950 – 1990, at the de Young Museum. The well-heeled (and much-bejeweled) turned out to fête the 128-year-old jewelry house with ... More
