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[ad_1] The first sign something unusual was going down at the Grand Palais in Paris was the small wooden house, plopped on the steps of the...
[ad_1] It’s generally thought of as the worst traffic fortnight in Manhattan: the weeks-long proceedings of the United Nations General Assembly, which ensnares all travel patterns...
[ad_1] There’s never a bad time to be at the Polo Lounge at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Last Wednesday at 3:45 p.m. the bar was full,...
[ad_1] And so on, forever. There is, of course, a lot of very good art on view in Miami next week. On Monday night the Bass...
[ad_1] Last Saturday in Paris, the global art enterprise Hauser & Wirth opened its 17th outpost, an expansive four-story space just off Avenue Matignon, in the...
[ad_1] During the NBA playoffs last June, Kevin Love, a veteran NBA power forward and Olympic gold medal winner, was having a serious glow-up. During the...
[ad_1] On Wednesday night, The Armory Show held a small, exclusive cocktail party for its collectors in the rotunda of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, one...
[ad_1] Last Tuesday, in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Melrose Hill, the once desolate stretch of Western Avenue right below Melrose had what could have been...
[ad_1] Frieze New York arrived on Randall’s Island 11 years ago with great fanfare. Its 125,000-square-foot tent was billed as the biggest in the world; Gagosian...
[ad_1] On a Saturday in February, nearly 100 card players arrived at a nondescript event space in Hollywood for a poker tournament with a $500 buy-in....
[ad_1] We got on the horn with Benedict Evans, a tech thinker who had stints as a partner at Mosaic Ventures and Andreessen Horowitz, which led the...
[ad_1] In 2015, the hedge fund titan Kenneth C. Griffin became the first person to spend half a billion dollars on art in a single transaction. David Geffen made...
[ad_1] On Tuesday morning, Dan Gelber, the mayor of Miami Beach, stepped out of City Hall and walked the half block lined by botanical gardens to the...