Through a digital performance and gallery show, the painter meticulously creates the persona of an older, acclaimed artist. The hoax has kept the art crowd guessing.
Category: Museums
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Gritty Marseille, France, Is Now a Haven for Creatives
The New York Times – Travel:Provence’s once-maligned maritime hub is drawing chefs, artists and entrepreneurs in search of a fresh start.
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‘Casablanca’ and the Romance of the Refugee
The New York Times – Movies:A showcase of memorabilia at the Neue Galerie spotlights the Central European exiles who crafted Hollywood’s great wartime love story.
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Will the Era of Butts Ever End?
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:A new book takes a look back at the posterior’s cultural role throughout history.
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The Chief Curators of MoMA and the Guggenheim on Leading Change
The New York Times – Business:Ann Temkin of MoMA and Naomi Beckwith of the Guggenheim discuss how they’re rethinking business as usual — and why they have reason to be hopeful.
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Besides Soccer, Qatar Is Packed With Activities Around the World Cup
The New York Times – Travel:Here’s a list of other things to do in Qatar in the next few months.
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Thierry Mugler: Nothing Is Ever Too Extreme
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:At the Brooklyn Museum, a tribute to fashion’s showman who built temples out of curves and proved clothing had metamorphic properties.
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Nan Goldin and Laura Poitras: Two Artists, One Devastating Film
The New York Times – Movies:The documentary “All the Beauty and the Bloodshed” tells a complex story of personal trauma and protest. But first the collaborators needed to reach an agreement.
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Imagining a Monument to an Unimaginable Number of Covid Deaths
The New York Times – T Magazine:In cities, especially, monuments have become not just an artistic genre unto themselves but evanescent, ever-evolving tributes to those we lost — and continue to lose.
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20 Years of Roman and Williams Design: Hotels, Restaurants, Guild
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:Ask the founders of Roman and Williams, who for two decades have designed homes, hotels, restaurants, clubs, galleries, stores, furniture — even birdhouses — bathed in a luxe patina.
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Touring Atomic New Mexico and the State’s Surrounding Attractions
The New York Times – Travel:The Southwestern state was central to the development of nuclear weapons. When the testing ground for the first detonation recently reopened for visitors, a writer decided to confront that difficult history.
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Where the Sky Meets the Sea: Jennifer Guidi Leans Into Beauty
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:The painter’s new show at Kordansky Gallery reveals her spiritual sensibility and inspires the pleasures of looking.