Abstract Expressionism’s Tortured American Master
Pollock and Krasner moved to a house at 830 Hearth Road in East Hampton Springs that they purchased from the Guggenheim with a $2,000 down payment. Unlike today’s rich man’s playground, East
American Ballet Theatre’s Stylish Spring Gala Honored Katie Holmes
Holmes later told Fashion How an early exposure to dance helped shape her path to the performing arts. “I come from a very athletic family, but as a baby my mom recognized
Forget Euro Summer. Brands Are Having a Wet, Hot American Summer
As the hot, sweaty night progresses into the late hours, folding chairs spread out on the sidewalk and make the bizarre climb five flights of stairs to the much-coveted rooftop soirée. Summer
Latest on American who contracted Ebola as outbreak continues in Congo, Uganda
The latest on Americans infected with Ebola as outbreaks continue to spread in Congo and Uganda – CBS News / Watch CBS News A missionary doctor who was serving in Congo will
American Psycho: Does Jonathan Anderson’s New Dior Book Tote Hint at His Next Costuming Gig?
The Dior brand has a long history with cinema – Christian Dior was a cinematic visionary. He designed the costumes of France’s Second Empire for the 1942 film Post lampHe founded his
American monitored for hantavirus: “I’m just ready to cope” with quarantine
Americans under hantavirus surveillance: ‘I’m ready for it’ quarantine – CBS News / Watch CBS News Three people in Kansas who came into contact with an infected passenger from the cruise ship
At the Venice Biennale, an American Artist Plops His Sculptures on a World Stage
They may be bronze and marble, but Alma Allen’s art at the Venice Biennale is as intangible as air.
A Mural by the Painter of ‘American Gothic’ Gets New Life
Grant Wood’s 1926 “Corn Room” has been restored and will be celebrated with an exhibition celebrating its centennial at the Art Center in Sioux City, Iowa.
Smithsonian American Art Museum Names a New Director
Lynda Roscoe Hartigan will return to lead the museum after serving as its chief curator.
A ‘Cabinet of Wonders’ on Show at the American Academy of Arts and Letters
Current members of the museum have created an exhibition that draws on and comments on the institution’s curious collection.
Good American to Skims: Emma Grede’s 5 Lessons in Building a Brand
Emma Grede was born and raised in East London in the 1980s, the eldest of four daughters from a single-parent family, and her path to business was anything but smooth. She dropped
Sky Hopinka Reframes the American Landscape at the Barnes Foundation
Editor’s note: the story is newsmakerone art news We interview influential people making a difference in the arts world. Sky Hopinka (Ho-Chunk Nation/Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians) has been photographing American landscapes
Apply to American Style x Vogue Open Casting
This spring, Fashion Team up with writer Biz Sherbert to find the most fashionable young Americans in all 50 states. We call this project American style x Vogue – We Want you
At Lévy Gorvy Dayan, an Underrated Italian Master Gets His Biggest American Showcase in Decades
Is this the back of a woman’s dress? As I stood in front of Domenico Gnoli’s cherry-red painting at the Lévy Gorvy Dayan gallery, I felt curious. It wasn’t until I was
Mickey Drexler Wants to Build the Antidote to Big American Retail
Mitch Drexler doesn’t like waiting for things to happen. During his legendary retail career, he served as an executive at companies such as Ann Taylor, Gap Inc. and J.Crew. His optimistic leadership
On American Girl Dolls and the Limits of Modern Nostalgia
When Mattel launched its 40th anniversary “Modern Era” American Girl doll earlier this week, the reaction online was no mute. Kirsten Larson, the Swedish immigrant in 1854 Prairie Tales, traded in her
“We Recommend Three to Five Dishes Per Person”—The Small Plates-ification of American Sportswear
“You can actually mix and match colors with each other and create completely new combinations, rather than just choosing one color,” one designer said at the Fall 2026 show in New York.
Tết and the City: How NYC’s Vietnamese American Creatives Are Celebrating Lunar New Year
If you listen carefully, you’ll notice that New York City starts to take on a different buzz in the weeks leading up to Lunar New Year. Storefronts were plastered with red envelopes,
Can J. Press Reclaim American Prep?
J. Press is ready to take back its turf. The American Ivy prepster brand, founded in 1902 in New Haven, Connecticut, has fallen silent in the United States, despite the growing popularity
Can Artists Help Shape American Cities Again?
Artists have played a crucial role in defining American cities, but are being forced out when rents rise. San Francisco has taken a novel approach to breaking this cycle.
American Users Ditch TikTok US Over Privacy, Censorship Fears
Just days after newly formed TikTok US reached a deal with its Chinese owners, its U.S. users quickly deleted the app, with many expressing concerns about censorship, privacy and changes to its
The 14 Best North American Airbnbs for Skiing, From Tiny Cabins to Stately Chalets
Located in Golden, Canada, this hotel is perfect for small groups who want plenty of personal space. The main cabin has a loft bed, while the separate ADU has a bunk room
Christie’s Koch Sale Signals Renewed Interest in American Art
Christie’s record-breaking sale of works from the William Koch Collection of Western Art may have seemed like a one-off, but recent data suggests it fits within a broader (albeit uneven) renaissance in
American Academy of Pediatrics releases vaccine recommendations that differ from CDC guidance
The American Academy of Pediatrics released its own childhood vaccination recommendations on Monday. The list differs significantly from the scaled-down vaccine schedule released by the CDC earlier this month. Dr. Amanda Kravitz,