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).
The Blindfolded Doctor: Jon Tsoi’s Powerful Approach to Art
Blindfolded with a knife in one hand and a paintbrush in the other, multi-media artist Jon Tsoi stands before a blank canvas. The silence of the audience is suddenly broken by violent slashes as he tears through the canvas.
Oscar Molina: Bridging Borders through Art
Making art of different mediums began merely as a coping mechanism, and later evolved into a sophisticated style of minimalism, repetition, and symbolism. Molina recently showcased his work at the Hamptons Fine Art Fair, highlighting works from his ongoing collections as well as his new collection, Children of the World.
Hamptons Fine Art Fair 2025: Our Favorite Artists and Booths
The Hamptons Fine Art Fair opened its doors on July 10, 2025, bringing together an eclectic mix of established and emerging artists in one of the most prestigious art destinations on the East Coast.
Amy Sillman at Dia Bridgehampton: An Innovative Take on Site-Specific Art
Amy Sillman’s Alternate Side (Permutations #1–32) at Dia Bridgehampton is the kind of exhibition that makes you rethink what art can do in a space. Instead of simply hanging paintings on walls, Sillman has painted and screenprinted directly onto the gallery walls themselves.
Guild Hall: A Cultural Renaissance in East Hampton
What sets Guild Hall apart from other cultural institutions isn’t just its storied past, but its unique synthesis of museum and theater under one roof. This weekend presents a perfect opportunity to experience the theater firsthand, with a Jazz Guitar concert scheduled for Saturday, July 5th.
The Ark: A Transformative Journey Through Art and Mythology at The Church in Sag Harbor
“The Ark,” currently on view at The Church in Sag Harbor through September 1, falls decisively into the latter category. Curated by Eric Fischl…
The Politics of Punk and Plaid
If you see someone wearing a combination of plaid and gingham, chunky mary janes, and a tie walking down the streets of Manhattan, it’s probably Olive Eng-Canty (@olivengcanty).
