LILLIAN BASSMAN: “BAZAAR AND BEYOND” AT THE MET REVISITS A PIONEER OF FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY The Metropolitan Museum of Art is presenting a new exhibition dedicated to the influential fashion photographer and art director Lillian Bassman. Titled “Lillian Bassman: Bazaar and Beyond,” the exhibition explores Bassman’s experimental approach to photography and editorial design, tracing how she…
THE UNTITLED SPACE PRESENTS “DOMESTIC ABYSS” BY SARAH MAPLE & MEG MOSLEY IN CELEBRATION OF WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH In celebration of Women’s History Month, The Untitled Space is presenting the exhibition “Domestic Abyss,” a collaborative photographic series by award-winning artists Sarah Maple and Meg Mosley, released as an Artsy Online Exclusive. The series marks the…
EVERY WOMAN BIENNIAL RETURNS MARCH 8TH WITH 400 ARTISTS FOR “SPECTALiA” AT PEN + BRUSH More than 400 women and non-binary artists are featured in “SPECTALiA,” the 6th edition of the Every Woman Biennial, on view March 8 – April 11, 2026 at the historic nonprofit gallery Pen + Brush in New York City. Opening…
HONORING THE ARCHITECTS OF STYLE: INSIDE TEN11’S BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATION Beneath the elegant glow of ZOI Mediterranean in NoMad lies one of Manhattan’s more discreet nightlife destinations: Ten11 Lounge & Bar. Last month, the underground speakeasy transformed into a space of celebration, recognition, and creative exchange as fashion insiders, tastemakers, and nightlife regulars gathered…
WHITNEY BIENNIAL 2026 EXPLORES RELATIONSHIP, INFRASTRUCTURE, AND COEXISTENCE IN A MOMENT OF COMPLEXITY Opening March 8 at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, the Whitney Biennial 2026 returns with its 82nd edition, presenting a wide-ranging survey of contemporary American art shaped by the social, political, and technological complexities of the present moment.…
INSIDE FRIEZE LOS ANGELES 2026: THE ARTISTS, INSTALLATIONS, AND BOOTHS DEFINING THIS YEAR’S FAIR Frieze Los Angeles returned to the Santa Monica Airport campus from February 26 through March 1, 2026, bringing together more than 100 galleries from 24 countries and drawing collectors, curators, artists, and cultural figures from across the international art world. This…
FREDERICK ANDERSON FALL/WINTER 2026: A RUNWAY INSPIRED BY THE BLUES Designer Frederick Anderson presented his Fall/Winter 2026 womenswear collection on February 11 at Nebula in New York City, delivering a runway show infused with musical heritage and layered storytelling. Drawing inspiration from the Blues and legendary singer-songwriters such as Nina Simone and Amy Winehouse, the…
INTERVIEW: CAN TRAN REWRITES THE PUNK CODE AT BOY LONDON AMERICA “GUILLOTINE” FASHION SHOW There are moments in fashion when rebellion feels theatrical — and moments when it feels necessary. At New York Fashion Week, Boy London America presented its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, Guillotine, inside St. Paul’s German Evangelical Lutheran Church on Friday the 13th…
Photographed by Mateus Porto for The Untitled Magazine, “Marianne” is a monochrome study in structure and form. Set against a minimal studio backdrop, the editorial focuses on sculptural silhouettes—cocoon dresses, sharp tailoring, and fluid fringe—where texture and construction define the narrative. Model Marianne Garces moves between pieces by Kim Mesches and General Experiment, styled by…
NYMD CELEBRATES 25TH SHOWCASE WITH EIGHT EMERGING MENSWEAR DESIGNERS AT MERCEDES-BENZ OF MANHATTAN In celebration of its 25th showcase, New York Mens Day (NYMD) presented eight emerging menswear designers on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, at Mercedes-Benz of Manhattan. Held at the brand’s 770 11th Avenue flagship, the biannual platform once again positioned itself at the…
CHARLIE LE MINDU RETURNS TO PARIS COUTURE WITH “SKINS” After a decade away from the runway, Charlie Le Mindu returned to Paris Couture Week with “SKINS,” a one-night-only couture presentation that reframed the body as material, presence, and power. Presented in Paris on January 29, 2026, the performance-driven show marked a decisive shift in Le…
The 2026 Grammys doubled as both a victory lap for some of the biggest names in global pop and a live, televised clapback to the Trump-era immigration crackdown, with artists using their mic time to call out ICE, honor immigrant communities, and reframe what “music’s biggest night” looks like in a tense political moment. Held…
In “POWER SHIFT,” photographer Ivy Hyve reframes the corporate office as a site of femme reclamation, casting Maleigh Zan as both subject and disruptor inside a world built to contain her. Shot through a 1970s Americana lens, the editorial turns dated corporate interiors into a charged stage where glamour, identity, and authority collide. Hyve, a…
“NO WORK, NO SCHOOL, NO SHOPPING”: A NATIONAL SHUTDOWN UNFOLDS IN PROTEST OF ICE As of Friday morning, January 30, daily life across the United States is being deliberately interrupted. Students are walking out of classrooms. Workers are staying home. Cafes, galleries, bookstores, and small businesses are closing their doors. From major cities to smaller…
GUESTS DANCED THE NIGHT AWAY WITH THE DARE AT THE SOLD-OUT 2026 WHITNEY ART PARTY View photo gallery of the event The Whitney Museum of American Art hosted its annual Art Party on January 27, 2026, drawing a sold-out crowd of young patrons, artists, and cultural insiders for one of the most anticipated nights on…
IRIS VAN HERPEN: SCULPTING THE SENSES MAKES ITS NORTH AMERICAN DEBUT AT THE BROOKLYN MUSEUM Opening May 16, 2026, Brooklyn Museum will present the North American debut of Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses—a landmark exhibition devoted to one of the most influential designers working at the intersection of fashion, art, and science today. On…
ZONA MACO 2026: ART WEEK’S ANCHOR RETURNS TO MEXICO CITY FEBRUARY 4–8 Every February, Mexico City turns into a full-body art experience—museum openings, gallery marathons, pop-up performances, late-night conversations, and the kind of collector-and-curator cross-pollination you only really get when a whole city agrees to be in the same cultural group chat. At the center…
INSIDE “BREED OF GREED”: GINA GERSHON & ANDREW BOSZHARDT — EXCLUSIVE Independent cinema has always thrived on risk—creative, financial, and emotional. In Breed of Greed, that risk becomes part of the narrative itself. Written, produced, and led by Andrew Boszhardt, the film plunges into a darkly satirical world where inherited power, unchecked wealth, and moral…
VALENTINO GARAVANI, THE LAST GREAT COUTURIER OF OLD-WORLD GLAMOUR, DIES AT 93 View this post on Instagram A post shared by Fondazione Valentino Garavani e Giancarlo Giammetti (@fondazionevggg) Valentino Garavani, the Italian designer whose name became synonymous with elegance, precision, and an unmistakable shade of red, has died at the age of 93.…
INSIDE LA ART SHOW 2026: RECORD TURNOUT AND A STAR-LED OPENING NIGHT WITH SASHA PIETERSE LA Art Show wrapped its 31st edition this January with record turnout, strong sales, and a noticeably global energy that felt in sync with the moment. Taking place at the Los Angeles Convention Center from January 7–11, the fair brought…
