Diana Al-Hadid’s sculptures are a masterclass in duality. They seem both ancient and modern, fierce and delicate, simultaneously growing and disintegrating—reminding us there is no such thing as a fixed …
“There’s a constant tension between the two,” says photographer Frances F. Denny of being both an artist and a mother. “I think the only way to let the tension release …
All of this was typical for Arca, the professional name of Alejandra Ghersi, a Venezuelan musician who has built her reputation through glitchy, ambient, and reggaeton-inspired production work for artists …
Van Cleef & Arpels’s love affair with dance goes back decades. In 1967, Claude Arpels—who headed the American operations of his family’s jewelry maison—inspired George Balanchine, cofounder of the New …
Ottawa Senators free agent centre Shane Pinto has been suspended 41 games for activities related to sports wagering. The National Hockey League announced the suspension for Pinto Thursday afternoon, only …
I probably don’t need to tell you that Here We Are, which opened at The Shed’s Griffin Theater last night, has rather a complicated backstory. Directed by Joe Mantello, with …
In the late summer of 2021, Christopher Rothko—son of Mark Rothko, the celebrated New York School painter—found himself driving up and down the coast of California. The psychologist turned guardian …
“It’s to do with looks, isn’t it? I don’t look cuddly. I don’t look sweet and nice.” Harriet Walter is reflecting, in that inimitable aristocratic-sounding voice of hers, on why …
When Adèle Haenel looks into a camera, her eyes are like rocks—wild and absolutely still. She looks at you, and you know in an instant that she is also reading …
Joseph keeps her objects in whatever shape she found them: the silver unpolished, the pipe uncleaned. “For me it’s all about the story,” she says, “and the oxidation is part …