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Fridman Gallery's survey of the Harlem-born artist brings together quilts, paintings and prints from the 1970s to today, grouped by affinity rather than chronology. The…
atNorth's Anders Fryxell examines how the Nordic region has emerged as a global leader in A.I.-ready digital infrastructure, at a moment when hyperscalers and…
The self-taught Belgian painter's new exhibition at Sorry We're Closed in Brussels turns flea-market finds, folk imagery and everyday objects into saturated, strangely…
The curator of Italy's 2022 Venice Biennale pavilion has returned to the museum where his career took shape after years working in Australia and Latin America. His…
Bill Gates wants to keep A.I. from becoming another technology that reaches wealthy countries first. His foundation is committing at least $1 billion to put the tools to…
Thierry Stern has spent 17 years leading Patek Philippe. Now, with sons Adrien and Tristan entering the family business, he has roughly a decade to decide which one is…
With no chairlifts in sight, the only way to earn your turns in the backcountry paradise of the Sunnmøre and Romsdal Alps is to hike your way up.
The L.A. Chef Conference offered a snapshot of a restaurant world in flux, with Chris Bianco, Kwame Onwuachi and others looking firmly ahead.
An Instagram endorsement from Matthew Wong set off a market ascent that took the painter's prices from $5,000 to more than $1 million. His latest show gathers moonlit…
Anthropic is betting that A.I. adoption will accelerate fast enough to justify its enormous infrastructure commitments. But many businesses, argues McMillanAI’s Jeff…
George Lucas and Mellody Hobson's $1 billion Los Angeles institution is well-stocked and selfie-ready, but its curation treats storytelling in a flat, literal way.
This edition proposes that, against the uncertainties produced by the relentless Promethean anxiety of a technology-led future, artists can reorient humanity toward a…
Across the city's major art museums, directors including Astrup Fearnley's Solveig Øvstebø describe reworking permanent collections and curatorial frameworks to reflect…
Set on an isolated Colorado homestead in the 1950s, the Colm Tóibín adaptation charts a closeted son's slow awakening as his mother's absence lays bare secrets his…
A mix of new and old flavors alike defines the city’s sweet scene.
"The Making of a Medieval Manuscript," curated by conservator Nancy Turner, brings together volumes ranging from animal-skin folios to gilded books, with Christian…
Coast’s Daniel Simon examines how the A.I. infrastructure boom is transforming the electricians, HVAC crews, plumbers and other trades businesses building the physical…
These 17 wineries combine standout bottles with serious hospitality, from intimate tastings and cellar tours to farm-driven menus.
After receiving the category commission, Nobel Prize artists learn who the year’s awardees are at the same time as the general public. From there, they have just a few…
The incoming director arrives from the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, where he added important works to the collection and built relationships focused on inclusivity and…
From winter auroras and spring skiing to the midnight sun and autumn ruska, Finnish Lapland rewards travelers year-round.
The critic and CCS Bard lecturer has sent proxies, collaborators and even a namesake doppelganger to biennials and other cultural events, turning the art world's jet-set…
Strong opening-day sales across the fair's 99 booths, from emerging talent priced in the low thousands to established names approaching $100,000, suggest a buyer base…
Corporate art collections and cultural programs are widespread, but their impact remains inconsistently measured and reported. A new Deloitte framework links cultural…
