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Tokyo Gendai Confirms Japan’s Rising Market Strength
Tokyo Gendai runs through September 14 at Pacifico Yokohama. Photo: Katsura Komiyama Tokyo Gendai opened its third edition earlier this week with a press and VIP preview preceded for...
The Case for Trunks: 10 Hard-Shell Heroes Built for Real Travel
Once the domain of steamer ships and transatlantic passages, trunk-style suitcases were originally designed for travelers who brought everything—including the valet. But today’s iterations are less about nostalgia and...
Cultural Diplomacy in Times of War: Is the Gulf’s Role as an Arts Destination Under Threat?
Israel’s airstrike on September 9 struck near the National Museum of Qatar and other key cultural institutions in Doha. Photo: David Levene Gulf countries are accelerating efforts to promote...
Discover the Coziest Fall Candles to Burn All Season Long
The end of summer is bittersweet, but knowing that fall coziness is just around the corner does help soften the blow. Yes, it's time to bid adieu to sunny...
How West Africa Is Reclaiming Its Artistic Legacy
Kunle Adeyemi, Traditional Sekere Players Ensemble, 2013. Deep Etching and Block Print, 24.5 x 19 in. Courtesy the artist and Fobally Art World Africa Across West Africa, a quiet...
How a Warner Bros.-Paramount Merger Could Make or Break Hollywood
David Ellison is positioning himself as Hollywood’s newest power broker, with his family preparing a bid that could put Paramount and Warner Bros. under one roof. Jason Mendez/Getty Images for...
At Sean Kelly, Anthony Akinbola’s Bold Exploration of Medium and Metaphor
Anthony Akinbola’s “Camouflage” is at Sean Kelly gallery through October 18, 2025. Photo: Jason Wyche, courtesy Sean Kelly, New York/Los Angeles Camouflage is recognized in science as a form...
Mark Birnbaum Catches the Next Wave at Mexico’s Private Nauka Community
Mark Birnbaum and Jaime Fasja. Nauka Mark Birnbaum, the co-founder of Catch Hospitality Group, is ready to trade wild late nights for gloriously active mornings. He’s ready to go...
Screening at Venice: Anuparna Roy’s ‘Songs of Forgotten Trees’
Roy’s approach is melodic and understated, and mines drama from human corners where other storytellers might not think to look. Courtesy Celluloid Dreams A tale of two young female...
Sports Art Has Carved a Market Niche But Rarely Makes It into the Museum Canon
A screenprint of Chris Evert by Andy Warhol hangs in the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Photo: John Corbett, courtesy the International Tennis Hall of Fame Generalizing, one can...
The Cost of Limiting Shareholder Voice: How New Restrictions Threaten Economic Growth
Restricting shareholder proposals undermines the checks and balances that protect markets, innovation and social responsibility. Unsplash+ Illegal child marriages. Coerced sterilization. Debt bondage. Until recently, shareholders had the right...
