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Plus, the unrelenting practice of Frank Auerbach, a Scottish artist who brings words to life, wild sculptures conquer Chicago, and more global openings.

Italy’s capital of fashion, design, and culture is a bubbling cauldron of inspiration. For architect Roberto Palomba, its people fuel his emerging passion for photography. In our first print issue, he captures the talents that keep him going strong, with styling by Viviana Polpicella.

The American artist transforms the Guggenheim; A photographic look through the lens of Paul McCartney; An artist gets her due in Miami; Read our digest of the best openings.

The mood on the street might be gloomy, but inside, the clubs, hotels, and restaurants of this town are buzzier—and posher—than ever.

An elegant, streamlined icon from the 1960s by Gio Ponti is reimagined with a touch of brilliance. Plus: Rethinking sculpture, and other global art openings.

Loewe hosts a tea party for Milan Design Week; an upstart gallerist reveals his favorite shops around the world; and don't miss these coast-to-coast American openings.

The Design Museum explores the history of swimwear, from Victorian bathing dresses to iconic "Baywatch" speedos. Plus, an accomplished Indian painter arrives in London, and more openings.

An unsung American painter gets a nod for his massive mosaic works; Ai Weiwei celebrates his transgressive creations, and more art openings.

More of our favorite openings from New York to Rome: A former podcast guest takes a bow in the US, an Italian master revisited, Picasso’s Muse, and eccentric French design.

The creative director of Paris's red-hot new design fair makes connections between past and present, between the boutique and the iconic.

A seasoned designer with a young studio shares favorites from his feed; Anselm Kiefer’s Monumental Show; a Cuban Painter Forges a New Path

This season's most getaway worthy hotels, including refurbished royal palaces and 16th Century former colleges. Plus, Bob Marley's kid photographer, a punk lengend, and more defining artists.

A Gilded Age mansion is reimagined; the rarely seen world of a pioneering woodworker is explored; and more must-see American openings.

Ancient artifacts, household objects, and Modernism are reimagined in our favorite stateside openings this month.

In 2020, designer Henry Zankov launched his brand with just six sweaters. Ahead of New York Fashion Week, he shares the inspiration behind his new collection and the origins of his aesthetic. Plus, our favorite new openings.

The diamonds, sapphires, and pearls adorning the latest high jewelry designs ramp up the heat at Paris Couture Week. Caragh McKay gives us a tour.

Art, design, and culture collided last week in Paris. Contributor Melissa Feldman explores the citywide textile and furniture fairs. Plus, vibrant openings from New York's art and design scene.

These fresh exhibitions peek into the world of Takashi Murakami, an Antiguan visionary, and 17th century American schoolgirls.