01/31/2021. Julien’s Auctions will present Property from the Gretsch Family Archives, a two-day tribute to one of the most celebrated names in music instrument history to take place on Friday, March 26th and Saturday, March 27th live in Beverly Hills and li...

04/13/2021. The Aga Khan Foundation announced The Silk Road: A Living History, an open-air photography exhibition by travel photographer Christopher Wilton-Steer. The...

11/02/2021. The day Afghan President Ashraf Ghani fled and handed the country over to the Taliban, Omaid Sharifi was in downtown Kabul, helping his colleagues paint murals on the wall of the governor’s office. By noon, panicked employees in nearby governmen...

08/25/2022. With the increasing work-from-home positions resulting from the coronavirus pandemic, it's no surprise that there's been a massive rise in new pets. All that time at home can get lonely, so it only makes sense to bring home a furry friend to break up...

12/07/2022. Lawrie Shabibi is presenting Dwelling in the Gap by Shaikha Al Mazrou (b. 1988, UAE), her second solo at the gallery. The exhibition comes hot on the heels of her participation at Frieze Scu...

02/12/2023. Maximizing construction budget is the dream of every builder. Tracking costs, monitoring risks, using construction management software for preparing accurate cost estimates, streamlining every change order process and conducting a risk management ass...

04/19/2023. If you are an art lover, you must already know how this amazing world was inspired and shaped by risk-taking throughout history: From the roll of the dice in ancient Greece to the surrealist works of the 20th century, chance and risk-taking have play...

04/27/2023. Alexei Ratmansky was scrolling through social media recently when he came across a startling post. A video showed rehearsals from a production of “The Pharaoh’s Daughter” at the Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg, Russia, that Ratm...

05/06/2023. I admit: I never entirely drank the Karl Lagerfeld Kool-Aid. I was not one of those critics (and there were some) who would clutch their breast, shriek “Genius!” and swoon after every show. I often felt that for every extraordinary piece...

05/07/2023. Curators Marie-Claudine Llamas and Mica Bowman have curated a group exhibition a Bowman Sculpture featuring some of the most important 18th and 19th century, Modern and Contemporary women artis...

06/20/2023. Past the monumental entrance of Rome’s Cinecittą Studios, enormous screens tower over what is normally the movie studio’s front lawn, enclosing a sizable — and off-limits — backlot for the filmmaker Luca Guadagnino’s “Qu...

12/27/2023. Since the end of World War II, no scientific animal name has caused more of a stink than has Anophthalmus hitleri, a designation that describes a rare, amber-colored carabid beetle that dwells in a few damp caves in central Slovenia. The problem i...

01/13/2024. As much as it was a show about Italian American mobsters, “The Sopranos” was a show about New Jersey. From scenes of domestic life in a North Caldwell McMansion to after-hours debauchery at a strip club in Lodi, the show captured a snapshot...

01/31/2024. In the midst of the squabbles about actors and directors, there’s always at least one screenplay to debate when Oscar nominations are announced. Last year, in fact, there were two, and I regularly get collared by people wondering: What in the wo...

03/14/2024. It was four years ago — on March 12, 2020 — that the coronavirus brought the curtain down on Broadway for what was initially supposed to be a monthlong shutdown but which wound up lasting a year and a half. The pandemic brought live even...