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The designer speaks on how Le Verre Bonbon's ties back to her studio’s evolving perspective through color and playfulness.| SURFACE
Plus, Gap's tariff-stricken turnaround effort and Jony Ive's trustee role at the British museum.| SURFACE
Plus, the British Film Institute speaks on the threat of A.I. and the Louvre will begin charging non-EU visitors to see the Mona Lisa.| SURFACE
Plus Diller Scofidio + Renfro reimagines V&A Storehouse, and E.l.f. Beauty acquires Rhode.| SURFACE
Plus, SAG-AFTRA's A.I.-related complaint against Fortnite, and a potential "hostile takeover" at Victoria's Secret.| SURFACE
Plus, a new era for Baxter St at the Camera Club of New York and Starbucks unveils a new, fully compostable to-go cup.| SURFACE
Plus, Chanel at the Cannes Film Festival and Burberry announces job cuts.| SURFACE
Plus, Peacock announces a spinoff of The Office, and Patrick McDowell has won the Queen Elizabeth II Award.| SURFACE
Plus, the Warhol and Frankenthaler have launched an $800,000 arts fund and the U.K. government may break up the nation's Department for Culture.| SURFACE
Plus Isaac Wright's first solo show at Robert Mann, and Venice Biennale curator Koyo Kuoh has died.| SURFACE
Plus, the largest-ever auction of Princess Diana's wardrobe, and an Arthur Jafa tribute opens at the Bourse de Commerce.| SURFACE
Plus, Flamingo Estate channels the finer things, Indie Group sets the mood for a new French Riviera, and more of the best things we saw this week.| SURFACE
Plus, Agustina Ferreyra is appointed director of Galeria OMR, and a 3D-printed Starbucks is destined for Texas.| SURFACE
Plus, Cate Blanchett will co-host the Serpentine's summer party, and Carolina Herrera will stage its Spring/Summer 2026 runway show in Madrid.| SURFACE
Lighting Design Studio Blue Green Works Fixtures at Bridges New York City| SURFACE
Plus, Mytheresa inks an exclusive deal with Prada, and a Marcel Brueur-designed government building will soon be up for sale.| SURFACE
Plus, takeaways from the Seattle Art Museum's landmark Ai Weiwei exhibition, and the newly-minted Guggenheim Fellows.| SURFACE
Plus, a Paris exhibition spotlights the designers behind haute jewelry houses, and CJ Hendry's 'Keff Joons' installation opens in Brooklyn and takes over Instagram.| SURFACE
Plus, a trove of local craft and vintage treasure shine within a new Beirut members’ club, a Renaissance landmark approaches its reopening in Rome and more of the best things we saw this week.| SURFACE
Plus, OCMA's director-CEO will step down this year and a massive Roy Lichtenstein lot heads to Sotheby's.| SURFACE
Plus, Pope Francis advances Antoni Gaudi's path to sainthood, and revealing findings emerge from a 3D scan of the Titanic wreckage.| SURFACE
The exclusive Caribbean island where Princess Margaret once found solace remains a haven for celebrities, rock stars, and industry titans to disappear into timeless bliss.| SURFACE
Inside The Bellevue Hotel Philadelphia After Renovation| SURFACE
Plus, MyTheresa's acquisition of YNAP draws near, and the latest on Meta's antitrust trial.| SURFACE
With gala season in full swing, it should come as little surprise to see SUVs snaking down Manhattan’s prestigious 5th. Ave. stretch nicknamed Museum Mile, even on a school night. Such was the case last week, when a glamorous crowd in cocktail finery ascended the Met steps on the occasion of the YoungArts New York Gala. Honorary chairs Misty Copeland, Agnes Gund, and Titus Kaphar hosted more than 250 attendees for the gala. Raúl Àvila, who has designed events ranging from the Met Gala to ...| SURFACE
Plus, LeBron gets a Ken doll in his likeness, and Miu Miu's second literary club opens at Milan Design Week.| SURFACE
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Minneapolis city officials are removing protest art and memorials at George Floyd Square, and other news.| SURFACE
