How tastemakers in three world capitals are driving appreciation for Black creators and collectibles.
Category: Art & Museums
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Rafael Viñoly, From the Drawing Board to the Keyboard
The New York Times – Music:There is something transcendent about the architect’s spaces: something unseeable that you experience when you enter. They are as fluid as music.
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An Architect Applies Her Skills to Giving Back
The New York Times – Business:Diana Kellogg specialized in high-end New York residences. Now, she has designed a girls school in India and is pursuing other projects that address social change.
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Taking a Baking Class at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin in Wisconsin
The New York Times – Travel:The writer gets a room of her own at the architect’s former home in the Wisconsin hills. A weekend workshop offers ample time to explore the grounds.
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Dasha Zhukova’s Post-Oligarch Life
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:The oligarch’s ex-wife had carefully built a place for herself in the art world. And then, Putin’s war started.
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Pieces of Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward’s Life Together Head to Auction
The New York Times – Movies:More than 300 items that belonged to Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward will be sold in June in a series of auctions run by Sotheby’s in New York.
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How Great Art Gets Lost — and Found Again
The New York Times – T Magazine:The rediscovery of forgotten works always comes with the realization that they have been with us all along.
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‘The Sassoons’: A Family Romance at Global Scale
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:The Jewish Museum surveys one of the grandest families of the 19th century: a hemisphere-spanning dynasty of merchants, poets, soldiers and socialites (oh, and also drug lords).
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Craig Green’s Inspirations: Paper Dolls and Art From a London Gay Bar
The New York Times – T Magazine:The British men’s wear designer with a utilitarian style pulls back the curtain on his creative process.
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High-Profile Art Couple Offers Worst Job Ever
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:Wanted: Caretaker for child, dogs, chef, nannies, landscapers, housekeeper and guests. A detailed rundown of irritating tasks is the talk of the art-world underclass.
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An Office in Which Screaming Is Encouraged
The New York Times – T Magazine:At the Berlin headquarters of the art magazine Blau International, editor in chief Cornelius Tittel doubles as an instructor of Kundalini yoga classes.
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Tina Barney: The Photographer’s Origin Story
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:With a show at Kasmin and a new book of rediscovered photographs, both called “The Beginning,” the ethnographer of the elite reflects on finding her voice.