David Graver is the Editor in Chief at various prestigious publications. He focuses on themes such as architecture, design, and the arts, with a keen interest in topics like filmmaking, fine art, and urban art. David's work has been featured in notable outlets including AVENUE, Wallpaper*, Vogue Philippines, and Bloomberg News.
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David Graver focuses on covering design and entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on event coverage and private sector announcements. He would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to interviews or expert commentary regarding the latest trends or developments within the world of art, design, food, music, and fashion.
Given his interest in private sector announcements and press releases, he may also be open to stories about new product launches or events within these industries. Additionally, given his international focus across various locations such as Venice, Miami Art Week 2023, Singapore etc., he might appreciate content that provides a global perspective on trends and innovations within the realms of design and entertainment.
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By: David Graver
Prior to Prada's celebrity speckled Katz's Delicatessen takeover—with DJ sets from Grandmaster Flash, Justin Strauss, and Papi Juice—the Italian
Hotel iconography is etched into the shoreline of Lake Como, with storied properties situated in and alongside historic, picturesque towns.
Céleste Boursier-Mougenot's latest meditative composition emerges from three pools within the Park Avenue Armory
By: David Graver
Rachel Zegler, theater director Jamie Lloyd, and actor, screenwriter and producer Arian Moayed hosted Pebble Bar’s 2026 Tony Awards afterparty
By: David Graver
Developed in Switzerland by Vitra, in collaboration with Lisa Ertel and Anne-Sophie Oberkrome of Berlin–based Studio Œ, the Bascule lounge chair
By: David Graver
Haunting large-scale painted works by Franco-Mexican artist Hugo Toro presently dress the walls of the third floor gallery space in Perrotin New York. Between them, a circular installation of ceramic pieces in rusty hues, enveloping two antique chairs, spirals outward. All of the works feel recently uncovered—the installation composed of shards of memory, the paintings excavated from frescoes in his mind. Toro, thus far best known for his architecture and interiors work—including the design of Rome's Orient Express La Minerva and the vibrant renovation of the Villa Albertine studio in New York City—firmly displays the depths of his artistry here.
By: David Graver
In December 2024, EN Japanese Brasserie, a fashion and art world hotspot for two decades, closed its doors. That was until Dom Pérignon invited founder Reika Alexander and executive chef Kenjiro Shioyama to revive the legendary locale's cuisine for Expressions of Harmony, an experiential New York City pop-up accompanying three new releases: Dom Pérignon Vintage 2017, Vintage 2008 Plénitude 2, and Rosé Vintage 2010. During the glitzy opening night party, a guest list of cultural elites dined on the restaurant's famed fried chicken paired with shimmering pours of Dom Pérignon. The sensorial immersion included a sonic suite designed by Jonathan Weiss of Oswalds Mill Audio and an ephemeral dining room serving uni soy milk ice cream with caviar and gold, as well as saikyo miso black cod. On the dance floor, the fete concluded with a surprise performance by Mark Ronson. Open to the public through June 14, Expressions of Harmony will transfer to Los Angeles June 25–26.
By: David Graver
On the evening of June 23, a marquee cast of cultural and philanthropic figures will congregate in London's Kensington Gardens for the Serpentine Summer Party 2026.
A St. Regis tradition, the Midnight Supper harks back to the days of Gilded Age socialite Caroline Astor—the mother of St.
By: David Graver
On June 25, Upstate Art Weekend (UAW) will commence with a celebration at Olana State Historic Site, once the home of lauded Hudson River School landscape painter Frederic Edwin Church.
