David Graver

The fine art and fashion photographer and 'Stranger Things' star on process, collaboration, and uncovering the narrative behind a shoot

This year's Tony Award winner for Best Lighting Design of a Musical and Best Scenic Design of a Musical transports attendees into the fictional moody seaside town of Santa Carla, California circa 1987.

In the Hudson, New York tasting room of Neverstill Wines, a carefully curated exhibition of photographs by Jeannette Montgomery Barron brings an introspective edge to the elegant space.

Joining agave bar Mixteca and the first New York City outpost of L.A. taqueria Tacos 1986, the subterranean cocktail bar Kees now completes One Cornelia, the multi-concept West Village hospitality hot spot.

When Amangiri opened in 2009, the retreat's architecture and interior design—led by Los Angeles–based MASASTUDIO—established a new style (and

An apparel and home decor collection from this year's Artists in Residence, Claudia Pettway Charley and Loretta Pettway Bennett

From a 20,000-square-foot glass restaurant to a geometric concrete home with a catwalk for a car collection, the Medellín–based practice refuses to conform

Aspen Art Museum's 21st annual ArtCrush gala and auction raised more than $4 million in support of the institution's free exhibitions and educational programming, while continuing an artist-led model that returns a percentage of each donated work's value to participating artists. Held in partnership with Christie's and led by Chairman of Post-War and Contemporary Art Sara Friedlander, the live auction featured works by Kelly Akashi, Xinyi Cheng, George Condo, Sayre Gomez, Camille Henrot, Keith Mayerson, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Ding Shilun, and Adrián Villar Rojas, among others, all exhibited at the museum ahead of the sale. The evening also honored Villar Rojas with the 2026 Lewis Family Art Award. His expansive exhibition, “First Gods, Lost Animals”—a multidisciplinary exploration of world-building, ecology, and post-Anthropocene futures—remains on view at the museum through April 11, 2027.