Dario Amodei’s $518 Billion Bet Gives AI’s Infrastructure Leaders the Upper Hand
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei attends a working lunch with G7 leaders, G7 outreach partners, and global tech CEOs on innovation
Arts & Entertainment
Antonio Romero’s Paintings Are Reflections of the Shadows of Power
Born in El Salvador, painter Antonio Romero has never had the luxury of political unawareness. “MIRROR,” marks the culmination of
The Stylish Traveler’s Guide to a Greener Paris Getaway
Daily life in Paris has never looked greener. On rue de Rivoli, cyclists occupy lanes once given over to cars.
At Restaurant St. Barts, Johnnie Crowe Celebrates Britain’s Culinary Bounty
It’s a warm summer day in late July in London, and the bounty of the British Isles is on display
At Paris Fashion Week, Luxury Has to Prove What It’s Worth
Chanel Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2026/2027 show as part of Paris Fashion Week” width=”970″ height=”647″ data-caption=’From Hermès to Loro Piana, the
Eat Dior, or Eat at Dior? How Luxury Brands Are Building Beyond the Product
Dior Ready to Wear Spring/Summer 2027 fashion show as part of Paris Fashion Week on September 29, 2026 in Paris,
Five Artists Who Treat the Earth as Both Medium and Beneficiary
Environmental art encompasses many practices. Artists have moved mountains, built jetties and constructed forms from nature’s detritus, and that’s just
Toronto’s Lassonde Art Trail Reimagines Public Art as Part of a Healthier Urban Ecosystem
During the opening weekend of the Toronto Biennial of Art, Observer visited the Lassonde Art Trail (LAT) by stretching a
Freeman’s New CEO Muys Snijders Is Betting on Regional Roots and a Wider Reach
The oldest auction house in the U.S., Freeman’s has built a depth of expertise and a regional presence few competitors
Sotheby’s Lands the $450 Million Blaquier Collection, Led by a $180M Van Gogh
With Armory Week officially opening the fall market season in New York, auction houses are rolling out, one after another,