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ARTIST STATEMENT
In Henry Curchod’s Oeuvre, All is Never As It Seems

The London painter’s gestural canvases hold unspoken secrets for those willing to look beyond the

ART
At Casa Batlló, Sofia Crespo Conjures Gaudí the Naturalist

With lustrous AI-powered projections of biological structures, the Lisbon-based artist animated one

EXHIBITION
Baccarat’s Stunning Crystal Tent Steals the Show at the Pegasus World Cup

A lush, garden oasis honors the French maison's 260-year legacy with rarefied objects and...

ART
Revisiting David Seidner’s Life in Haunting Photos

The International Photography Center's new survey of the work of boundary-breaking writer and...

CULTURE CLUB
Gagosian and Dior Toast Richard Avedon’s Legacy

On Jan. 22, Gagosian toasted the opening of “Iconic Avedon: A Centennial Celebration of Richard...

ART
Ai Weiwei Has Some Big Questions for AI

During an era marked by change and conflict, Ai Weiwei is asking both the public and AI to weigh in

ART
A Ceramist Who Invites Space for Death and Rebirth

In a new exhibition at Stroll Garden, Se Oh reconfigures their pasts and presents as delicate,...

ART
Bryan Rogers Dreams Up Blissed-Out States of Existence

Loose-limbed men in bemused and beatific moods soak up the reverie in the New Jersey painter's...

ART
Nora Maité Nieves Makes Memories Into Materials

The Puerto Rican painter recasts architectural motifs from her upbringing into tools of...

FILM
The Obscure Ceramist Crucial to Saltburn’s Story

Director Emerald Fennell smartly employs the resplendent, ultra-rare pottery of Bernard Palissy as...

ART
Carolee Schneemann’s Anti-Inspirations

The first major display of the late artist’s work since her death in 2019 explores the impact

CULTURE CLUB
An Intimate Dinner in Memory of David Robilliard

On Dec. 6, WePresent and Russell Tovey celebrated the release of their documentary “Life Is...

FILM
Hayao Miyazaki’s Solemn Swan Song

“The Boy and the Heron,” the Studio Ghibli auteur’s purported final film, shines an...

ART
A Long-Awaited Revival for André Heller’s Art Carnival

Though it only opened for one summer in the ‘80s, the art-filled Luna Luna Park comes back to...

EXHIBITION
What Is “Home” in Post-Pandemic New York?

In a multi-month lab at the Center for Architecture, three locals with underrepresented...