Ricochets of a Life: The Art of Anna Maria Maiolino

Located in the airy and light Musée National Picasso-Paris, Je suis là / Estou aqui was the first comprehensive French exhibition of Brazilian artist Anna Maria Maiolino’s work.
Temple of Love: A Day of Rick Owens’ in Paris

I’ve entered into the fallen angel’s Garden of Eden, I think, by pulling up to the back entrance of the Palais Galliera for Rick Owens’ Temple of Love. Looming in front of the Parisian museum’s facade, large dark angelic figures stood like protectors of the exhibit. In front of them, a mystical garden features a fountain.
Labubu and the Logic of Hype: What a Monster Toy Says About Us

What on earth is a Labubu and why are these furry monster dolls all over our feeds? What about them has caught our attention to such a fever pitch that it prompted robbers to raid warehouses earlier this month to get $30,000 worth of these quirky toys?
Sun’s Out, Shoes Out: The Summer Shoe Edit

When it comes to flip-flops, I believe you can’t go wrong with a pair of TKEES. The nude colorways and leather soles are perfect for classic and sleek resort wear.
Dean Street Brooklyn Townhouse : From Sketch to Street with Brad Li

Anyone who knows the streets of brownstone Brooklyn will be astonished to
discover a standout contemporary townhome on Dean Street, the brainchild of Brad Li
(Li and Design Associates) and Ted Kane (Kane Aud Architects).
Inside the Mosaic Tile House: L.A.’s Most Unique Art Attraction

Bored of visiting the same museums? For those seeking a unique art experience in Los Angeles, look no further than the Mosaic Tile House.
The Immortal Bouquets of Anna Volkova: The Master of Porcelain

In an art world impacted by endless scrolling, stunt art, and immediate gratification, Anna Volkova’s work—and, by extension, her social media—stops viewers in their tracks.
Whispers Across Time: Urhobo + Abstraction

The newly renovated Michael C. Rockefeller Wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art has opened, with a focus on the ancient Americas, sub-Saharan Africa, and Oceania.
Draped in Defiance: The Radical Elegance of Black Dandyism

The highly anticipated Costume Institute’s Superfine: Tailoring Black Style is now on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. A curation dedicated to Black dandyism and menswear, the unique exhibit covers centuries of Black history.
Floating Fixtures and Fibers: Galerie Maria Wettergren

Nestled in a side corner of TEFAF, a glow emits from Galerie Maria Wettergren. The soft, delicate nature of the space calls you in. Entering the gallery, one is drawn to its spacious layout and sparse work.