Kat Herriman

The actor only abandoned Los Angeles a year ago and yet she already has a New York Times profile—that’s how excited the city was to have her. Manhattan seems to have had an impact on Hamilton too—she took the wild popularity of her candid self-tapes and Instagram Q and As and turned them in…

Grammy-nominated producer and DJ Carl Craig blew the house off the Venice Biennale when he played the Canadian Pavilion’s afterparty for Stan Douglas. We can still hear his set ringing in our ears. This is typical of the way the Detroit-born sound pioneer moves, whether he’s installing at the Dia Ar…

As a corps de ballet dancer in the American Ballet Theatre, Connor Holloway takes to the stage with elegance and grace, but what is most important to them is that each performance is authentic. The Louisville, Kentucky-born talent, who also helped to launch ABT’s TikTok with a promo of stun…

The predominant photography art bookstore Dashwood Books, lends a curatorial hand to The Mercer hotel with a fabulous floor-toceiling mahogany private bookshelf showcasing rare titles from its original 33 Bond Street storefront. The man behind the New York staple, photographer and former Magnum Phot…

Brazilian artist Igi Lola Ayedun’s gallery HOA began as a shared studio to support her fellow creatives. Now, as an international presence, it has never lost its artist-first approach.

Ten New York art shows that you don’t want to miss this fall.

The artist debuts

Issy Wood is defining her place in the contemporary pantheon as an in-demand painter, an underground pop musician, and an accomplished memoirist.

According to art historian Martin Kemp, the legendary painting attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, which sold for $450 million at auction in 2017 at Christie’s in New York, will make its public debut in the near future.

Stair Galleries hosts an auction of items from writer Joan Didion’s apartment.

Defying traditions, powerhouse dealmaker Brooke Lampley demands a new era in art acquisition at Sotheby’s.

To mark NADA Miami’s 20th year, the boundary-breaking art fair takes on themes of family, heritage, and myth.

Through embroidery techniques passed down from her family, the Mexican-born artist is painting her own vision of the future.

Wayfinding articles featured in Cultured Mag.

Friedrich Kunath launches “I Don’t Know The Place, But I Know How To Get There” at Blum & Poe in Los Angeles.

To mark the opening of her first LA solo exhibition,

The Bridgehampton gathering marked two decades of artistic innovation.

Gucci’s Fall/Winter 2023 collection is brought to life in a bold color study shot by photographer Drew Jarrett and featuring rising model Isha Senghore.

Cult photographer Daniel Arnold sat down with his dear friend Z. Susskind to talk about his new show at New York Life Gallery.

​Gucci devotees will now be able to shop Sabato de Sarno’s debut collection amidst the snow-capped mountains of Colorado.