The Power of Purpose: Building Creative Brands with Integrity that Scale
In today’s rapidly evolving marketplace, creative entrepreneurs face a unique challenge: how to scale their businesses without compromising the very values that make them special.
Superfine : A Night of Black Style and Menswear
On a rainy first monday in May, The Costume Institute rolled out the flower-speckled midnight blue carpet to celebrate its newest exhibition – Superfine : Tailoring Black Style.
Life Lessons from Ted Lasso: Jason Sudeikis at Milken Global Conference
In a warm and insightful conversation at the Milken Global Conference, Jason Sudeikis sat down with Dina DiLorenzo of Guggenheim to discuss creativity, mental health, and the universal appeal of his hit show “Ted Lasso.”
Tariffs and the Creative Industry: Reflections from the Milken Global Conference
The creative community has faced unprecedented turbulence in recent years. The evolution of artificial intelligence has fundamentally challenged traditional creative roles—
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.
Art Bath Review: An Evening of Artistic Immersion A Multisensory Celebration at the Historic Blue Building
Last Friday evening, April 25, the historic Blue Building on East 46th Street transformed into a haven for artistic expression as Art Bath presented its latest immersive performance salon.
Segreti Dei Medici: An Italian Style Guide
Step into an evening of intrigue, luxury, and Renaissance charm at Segreti dei Medici! Join your hosts, Sasha Bernier and Abigail MacFadden, as we unlock the secrets of the legendary Medici family in the vibrant heart of Miami’s Design District.
Carnaval for City Harvest Gala : From Rio Vibes to Real Impact
Cipriani 42nd Street — a landmark of old New York grandeur with its soaring carved beams and timeless stone archways— was reborn earlier this weekt in a riot of color, rhythm, and generosity.
The Frick Reopens: The Must-See Museum for Spring
With a line around the Upper East Side block, museumgoers waited with excitement and anticipation to be let into the newly reopened Frick Collection. Yes, the Frick is finally back in its original home.
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.
