David Graver

Commencing with a morning reception in Dia Beacon's Gerhard Richter gallery, followed by a family style seasonal lunch in the John Chamberlain galleries, Dia Art Foundation's Spring Benefit gathered more than 600 cultural leaders and art-world luminaries to celebrate the late John Chamberlain, Agnes Martin, Hélio Oiticica, and Jack Whitten, alongside artists Tehching Hsieh, Lee Ufan, and Kishio Suga. Chaired by Matthieu Blazy, Nathalie de Gunzburg, Joan Jonas, and Lisa Yuskavage, the sun-soaked gala—enveloped by contemporary art pieces and punctuated with bright yellow flowers—raised funds for Dia's forever-ambitious programming. The artful event was made possible thanks to Chanel, who will also support the foundation's fall gala in New York City. Esteemed guests included Isha Ambani, Alicia Keys, Steve McQueen, Eric Nam, Lauren Santo Domingo, Paloma Elsesser, Neelam Gill, Lisa Yuskavage, Lee Ufan, Billy Cotton, Annabelle Selldorf, and more.

One monumental 1965 Ford Mustang, adorned with more than 500 hours' worth of hand-painted (and tattooed) art, greets visitors to Free Parking, the

In her recently completed SoHo residence, interior designer Jessie Schuster welcomed artists, designers, architects, and editors for a celebration of 15 sculptural works by Paul Morehouse installed throughout her home. The appointment-only exhibition, titled “Phoebe” (for the Eastern Phoebe bird, a harbinger of the spring season), convenes Morehouse's nuanced materiality within Schuster's carefully constructed environs—a balance that feels comfortably at home. The opening celebration commenced with cocktails and champagne, with bottles stored on ice in Schuster's marble tub, included delectable bites from Eat Bradley's, and continued late into the evening. The exhibition will remain on view by appointment for the next month.

It all began in Paris. Influential entrepreneur Billy Clark, founder of BILLYCLARK , met art curator Valerio Polimeno of _POLIMENO in a private

Honoring acclaimed contemporary artist Julie Mehretu, Whitney Board Chair Fern Kaye Tessler, and Director Emeritus Adam D.

Weathered formations, wilting cake stands, and figurative assemblages in ceramic and bronze, as well as cast and blown glass at Donzella Ltd.

Edited by international art-world fixtures Valentine Uhovski and Olga Rei and published by Monacelli (a Phaidon company), Rainbow Dreams: Color and

A wall of windows greets guests of The Boat House , an experiential rental home from Design Within Reach (DWR) and Boutique on a picturesque harbor between Shelter Island's North Ferry and Yacht Club.

This NYCxDesign, award-winning contemporary lighting designer Mary Wallis debuted both the Springtide and Snow Mobile collections composed of geometric, sculptural pieces that cast wonder in conjunction with their glow. Each hand-produced floor and hanging light is imbued with Wallis' innate artistry, born from decades of fine-art painting, with the Snow Mobile also serving as a nod to Alexander Calder. Prior to founding her eponymous studio in 2012, Wallis studied design at Parsons and Pratt Institute—though, remarkably, this pursuit of design followed her 2006 Ph.D. in genetics from the University of Cambridge. It's this dynamic amalgam that sets her practice apart.

Dream logic—or, more specifically, the imagination of Jeremy Olson —governs the world currently within the windows of Hermès Madison Avenue.