A Horseback Battle in Bridgehampton
Well-heeled Hamptonites are bridling at a proposed horse-riding complex—complete with a giant manure pit—amidst their multi-million-dollar estates. Will the neighs have it?
Read OnMissing the Pointe In an interview, Timothée Chalamet dismissed ballet and opera as art forms “no one cares about.” Has he forgotten where he came from?
American Amnesia The screenwriter of Argo, which dramatized the daring exfiltration of six diplomats from Tehran in 1980, on what’s at stake in Iran today
The Making of Ai Weiwei A new book traces the artist’s beginnings in China, following the exiles he endured and the radical works he created along the way
When Uptown Met Downtown Fred Brathwaite—better known as Fab 5 Freddy—bridged the worlds of punk and hip-hop, graffiti and high art
Liza with a Zzz … A new memoir from the Oscar-winning performer withholds more than it reveals
To Florence, with Love Organized by his son, Christopher, an exhibition at Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi traces Mark Rothko’s career—and his enduring ties to the Italian city—with more than 70 paintings
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