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.

TEFAF RECAP: FOUR FAVORITES

With grandeur and heavy hitters, TEFAF rolled in as the finale to NY art week. Spanning two floors of the Park Avenue Armory, The European Fine Arts Fair welcomed the art and design industry’s crème de la crème and some fantastic newcomers.

An American in Paris: Sargent Takes the MET

Known for capturing “the most fashionable people at the most fashionable place at the most fashionable time in the world”, John Singer Sargent has been described as America’s finest portraiture.

Weaving Space: Identity, Memory, and Resilience in the Art of Qinza Najm

In the exhibition “Weaving Space,” artist Qinza Najm invites viewers into a deeply personal exploration of identity, memory, and resilience through striking works hand painted directly onto reclaimed Persian carpets—not just any carpets, but ones the artist herself has lived with, sat upon with family and friends, and carried through her own personal journeys.

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