​Mansur Gavriel Teams Up With the Calder Foundation For a Limited-Edition Capsule Collection of Art-Inspired Bags

Rachel Mansur and Floriana Gavriel of the New York City-based luxury label Mansur Gavriel explain why they lent four of their classic silhouettes as canvases for a selection of artworks by the esteemed 20th century artist, Alexander Calder.

Courtney Willis Blair on Founding a Supper Club for Black Women in the Art World

Mitchell-Innes & Nash director Courtney Willis Blair recalls the origins of Entre Nous, and discusses her vision for the fall 2019 group show entitled 'Embodiment.'

Doug Aitken Talks About the Future of Art 

Aitken's latest project ranks among his most ambitious to date: a reflective hot air balloon that facilitates multidisciplinary discussions about the future.

​​In Conversation with Feminist Artist Suzy Kellems Dominik

Following the success of her exhibition at Art Basel Miami Beach, Kellems Dominik talks feminism and fearlessness with Unearth Women.

​An Art Installation That Reacts to the Magnificent Crane Estate

Polish-born sculptress Alicja Kwade speaks about her site-specific installation, 'TunnelTeller,' forged for the grounds of the historic Crane Estate in Ipswich, MA.

​Loving Vincent Explores van Gogh's Life in 67,000 Paintings

Los Angeles-based artist Tiffany Mang on creating the world's first entirely painted feature-length film.

Award-Winning Artist Olafur Eliasson Talks Global Goals

Olafur Eliasson explains the artist's role in society, the dangers of environmental degradation, and his 'Little Sun Project.'

​Dale Chihuly's Glass Sculptures Dazzle at the New York Botanical Garden

Preeminent American glass artist Dale Chihuly on the nature of his craft and his landmark exhibition at the New York Botanical Garden.

​What Is the Value of Public Art?

Celebrated contemporary artists Sam Durant and Jeppe Hein discuss the need for public art ahead of their 2016 installations for the Massachusetts-based 'Art and the Landscape' project.

On Nature and the Feminine

Feminist photographer Anouska Beckwith speaks about her all-female artist collective World Wide Women, and the whimsical subjects that make up her practice.
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