How Tom Gilleon Turned a Genre of Nostalgia Into One of Invention
Artist Tom Gilleon is known for his depictions of American West motifs—teepees, lonesome landscapes and Native Americans—that straddle archetype and […]
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In Seoul, Pavilion’s Debut, Design Miami’s Return and Frieze’s “Beyond the Canon” Approach
After launching in Taipei last year and hosting its signature edition in Hong Kong in March as an “evolution” of
As Data Center Opposition Grows, America Needs a Better Blueprint
According to a recent poll, at least seven in 10 Americans would oppose a data center being built near their
Collectors Bob and Jane Clark Say Their Biggest Regret Is Simply Not Starting Sooner
Jane Clark in their Aspen home with Theaster Gates’s <em>Untitled (Wood Box)</em>.”> For collectors and enthusiasts, art imbues an otherwise
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Keeps Markets Guessing at Jackson Hole
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One Fine Show: “Timeless Mucha, The Magic of Line” at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
In the horrible geography and chronology in which I went to college, you could tell much about a person by
The National Park System’s Lesser-Known Role as Patron of the Arts
The Trump administration has repeatedly announced its intentions of abolishing the National Endowment for the Arts but, in fact, Congress
The Evolution of the Cowboy Boot, Beyond the Western Ranch
If you take a look at street style pictures from any fashion week or peruse photos of festival-goers, chances are
The Best Men’s Workout Brands You’re Not Already Wearing
Guys have long granted workout clothes a strange exemption from the rest of the wardrobe. A jacket could be judged
Jensen Huang’s Answer to the ‘A.I. Bubble’ Talk is a $96 Billion Quarter
While most of Silicon Valley’s giants claim that their big ideas came while dwelling in basements or tinkering in garages,