Meet Herbert Wertheim, the Billionaire Who Paid $40M for Ferrari’s First EV
Herbert Wertheim attend French Heritage Society 2026 Palm Beach Gala Dinner at Club Colette on February 15, 2026 in Palm […]
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The Founding Director of Mathaf Returns to Doha for Art Basel Qatar’s Second Edition
Earlier this summer, Art Basel named Wassan Al-Khudhairi artistic director of the 2027 edition of Art Basel Qatar, the fair’s
To Prepare Students for the A.I. Age, Invest in International Education
As college students prepare for the start of the new academic year, many are worrying about their future employability in
Thomas Houseago Makes Ancient Objects Speak to Our Violent Present
The greatest artists are those who confront the history of humanity, questioning how to find a place and meaning within
Higher Education, Finer Dining: Inside the Culinary Scenes at California’s Top College Towns
California is home to several of the country’s leading universities, from private institutions like Stanford to public colleges like UC
At Pelagos, Luca Piscazzi Turns Italian Instinct Into Greek Discovery
Before moving to Greece to open Pelagos, a fine dining restaurant in the Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens, Luca
The Long View: What Qatar Can Teach Us About Investing in Culture
Around the world, public and institutional support for the arts is under pressure. Universities are reducing or consolidating arts programs.
Why University’s End Marks the Start of So Many Watch Collectors’ Journeys
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Shezad Dawood’s “Skin of Dreams” Looks Forward as Well as Back
A red carpet welcomed visitors to Cultural Foundation Abu Dhabi on the afternoon I arrived; it was not, as it
The 9 Best Restaurants Opening in New York City in August
Historically, August is a slower month across New York in every sector, which means restaurant openings are at more of