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New York

Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, 2021

Native Elements

Two new gallery shows in Manhattan exemplify the kind of boundary-pushing work that Native American artists started making after the Standing Rock protests in 2016. Institutions have embraced the movement, so why hasn’t the market?
Julie Brener Davich • May 25, 2025
Lauren Sherman & Rachel Strugatz • May 21, 2025
Estée’s New Makeup Lead & Fifth Avenue Mall Madness
Lisa Sequino
Revealing the new hire to lead The Estée Lauder Companies' all-important makeup cluster, plus whether NYC’s $400 million investment in Fifth Avenue can make the stretch feel more like the Champs-Élysées.
Marion Maneker • May 9, 2025
Zwirner Expands the Mothership
David Zwirner
With a new 19th Street space and growing office imprint on 20th, David Zwirner is expanding his claim on Chelsea and offering a glimpse of his global ambitions. Two new shows—the elusive, devastating Michael Armitage, and a group exhibition of ’90s phenoms—mark the occasion.
Thakoon Panichgul x hommegirls
Sarah Shapiro • April 29, 2025
HommeGirls Gone Wild
Fashion entrepreneur/designer/publisher Thakoon Panichgul has been an editor, launched his own label, and founded a print magazine. Now he’s transformed a Manhattan dry cleaner into the first retail outpost for his label, HommeGirls, and is doubling down on analog treasures in a digital world.
Barneys New York Tulum
Lauren Sherman • April 28, 2025
Barneys in the Bardo
The late, great New York department store lives on—well, sort of, and in name only, really, inside a few Saks stores, a gated community in Tulum, and a 2010s zombieland in Tokyo. Efforts to resurrect the brand have sputtered and failed, and maybe for good reason, but that hasn’t stopped people from trying.
derek jeter yankees phillies
John Ourand • April 1, 2025
An N.Y.-Philly Grudge Match for the Ages
The battle between the Yankees’ YES Network and Comcast is about to go nuclear, and it might even feature a Trump angle that no one saw coming.
Asian Art Week 2025
Marion Maneker • March 16, 2025
Asia Week Preview: South Asia Resurgent, China Recumbent
The market for Indian art is booming again. Plus, samurai swords, great waves, and porcelain.
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Inner Circle Exclusive
Marion Maneker • March 5, 2025
Signs of an Art Market Recovery
Buyers remain wary and sellers are greedy, but the latest New York sales hint at a new reality: We’re still far away from the 2022 boom times, sure, but palmy days lie ahead.
gertrude abercrombie
Julie Brener Davich • February 18, 2025
Abercrombie & Rich
Demand for Gertrude Abercrombie, a lesser known surrealist, has gotten a boost in recent years as collectors bid up works in the genre. Industry insiders say her market still has room to grow.
Sotheby's Old Masters
Marion Maneker • February 9, 2025
Old Masters of Their Domains
Solid sellers, a $3 million Raphael, and some surprise overachievers made sure the Old Master season in New York ended on a high note, although buyers above $1 million remain scarce.