How Uman Channeled a Turbulent Year Into Calm Abstraction

How Uman Channeled a Turbulent Year Into Calm Abstraction

The artist spoke candidly about navigating commercial success while resisting institutional expectations until the timing felt right. Photo by Katharina Poblotzki. Image courtesy of Nicola Vassell and Hauser & Wirth If you’re in the art world long enough, you learn there isn’t as much consensus as there may appear to be. After the second drink,…

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Taylor Swift Shares How She Spent Her Eras Tour Money

Taylor Swift Shares How She Spent Her Eras Tour Money

And achieving her wildest dreams wasn’t Taylor’s only good karma in 2025. Not only did the Eras Tour allow her to buy her masters, but it also led her to another monumental moment: getting engaged to Travis Kelce in August, two years after their love story began when he publicly announced his disappointment in not meeting…

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Sheryl Sandberg’s Lean In Finds Women Are Leaning Out in the Workplace

Sheryl Sandberg’s Lean In Finds Women Are Leaning Out in the Workplace

Sandberg argues that standardized processes are essential to closing the widening ambition gap. John Lamparski/Getty Images Twelve years after Sheryl Sandberg’s best-seller Lean In sparked a workplace movement urging women to push for advancement, many are now leaning out. A new survey by LeanIn.org, the nonprofit Sandberg founded alongside the book’s release in 2013, conducted…

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Artsy Reads Guaranteed to Jump-Start Your Creativity

Artsy Reads Guaranteed to Jump-Start Your Creativity

‘My Work’ by Olga Ravn Since reading it two years ago, there’s no book I recommend more frequently than Ravn’s deeply introspective “novel” My Work. I use the quotes because while it is partially fictional, it also careens between memoir, poetry, essay, correspondence, dialogue and newspaper headlines as it explores the struggles of giving birth,…

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