Stephanie Sporn is a Freelance Writer at various esteemed publications. She specializes in arts and culture journalism, covering themes such as fine art, interior design, luxury goods, and urban art. Stephanie's work has been featured in notable outlets including ARTnews, Architectural Digest, and Vogue.
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With a pair of high-profile exhibits drawing crowds in Europe, the director puts his inimitable aesthetic on display.
By: Stephanie Sporn
Is it the back of a woman's dress? I wonder, standing before a cherry-red painting by Domenico Gnoli at Lévy Gorvy Dayan.
By: Stephanie Sporn
Emma Chamberlain, Colman Domingo, and Naomi Watts were among the stars channeling iconic paintings by van Gogh, Picasso, and the Dutch Old Masters
Hailey Bieber, Rihanna, SZA and Colman Domingo recreated the world's greatest art from Van Gogh to Klimt
By: Stephanie Sporn
Emma Chamberlain, Colman Domingo and Naomi Watts were among the stars stepping into the worlds of Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso and the Dutch Old Masters, reinterpreting some of art history’s most iconic paintings
By: Stephanie Sporn
Margot Robbie, Heidi Klum, Colman Domingo and Lena Dunham showed up at the Met Gala 2026 dressed like walking artworks —so we did what any normal person would do and asked: what if these looks weren’t just fashion, but full-blown interiors you could actually live in?
By: Stephanie Sporn
With nearly 400 objects ranging from gowns to ancient Greek armour and vases, “Costume Art” argues the dressed body is the only form of artistic expression that connects each of the museum’s collecting areas
I first visited the “Floating City” for the Venice Biennale when I was eight, during a family trip to Italy, and it would become a gateway for my love of historical and cultural destinations.
By: Stephanie Sporn
Presenting his first solo show in Italy was not something Amoako Boafo took lightly. It's “meaningful because of the weight of [Italy's] art historical
By: Stephanie Sporn
To think it all started with a trash can. I first became acquainted with Danish lifestyle brand Vipp during Copenhagen's annual design festival, 3
