OMEGA is Faster, Higher, Stronger in its 31st Olympic Games for Paris 2024
On July 26 in Paris, the 2024 Olympic Games will commence with watchmaker OMEGA as its steadfast Official Timekeeper.
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OMEGA is Faster, Higher, Stronger in its 31st Olympic Games for Paris 2024
Frank Gehry Infuses a Decade of Collaboration with Louis Vuitton into Lyrical Handbags
After a decade of collaboration with Louis Vuitton, the architect debuts a new collection of handbags inspired by movement and material.
Beyond the Streets Celebrates the Clandestine with “POST GRAFFITI”
This summer, Beyond the Streets presents “POST GRAFFITI” at Southampton Arts Center, marshaling the spirit of street art to gallery walls.
Cultural Renaissance and Global Dialogues: From Venice to the World with Nicolas Berggruen
The global business leader, influential thinker, and philanthropist speaks to his profound contributions to art, society, and culture.
Peter Marino on Designing Chanel’s New York Watches and Fine Jewelry Flagship
The designer behind the fashion house’s first watches and fine jewelry flagship store in the United States dazzles New York.
Architect Chitra Vishwanath Prioritizes Environmental Conservation and Human Well-Being
Her firm Biome Environmental Solutions offers energy-efficient designs to create eco-conscious services and structures.
Eva Jospin Speaks to the Magic of the Secret Gardens of Versailles
This summer in Versailles, artist Eva Jospin is showcasing her mesmerizing Silk Room at the historic Orangery, currently on view through September 29.
Alison Gingeras Curates the Work of Eddie Martinez in Venice
Alison Gingeras Curates the Republic of San Marino’s Pavilion by Eddie Martinez at the Venice Biennale this year.
Curator Sooyon Lee on Seoul’s Changing Art Landscape
Through exhibitions at MMCA, the curator explores the theories, concepts, and cultures that reflect our world.
A Summer at Serpentine: Minsuk Cho’s Archipelagic Void as a Gathering Space
London’s Serpentine Gallery unveils its 23rd Pavilion, “Archipelagic Void”, designed by Seoul-based Korean architect Minsuk Cho.