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<em>Alamo</em> at Astor Place

The iconic Alamo sculpture by Tony Rosenthal stands as a landmark at Astor Place in New York City, a rotating bronze cube that invites in...

New York Review of Architecture

Cover of #49

A vibrant, colorful magazine cover with abstract design elements suggesting creativity and contemporary visual arts.

New York Review of Architecture

Photography, Powerand the Making of a Canon

The Museum of Contemporary Photography a marks its 50th anniversary, with a show that reflects on the shifting role of photography in mod...

Aesthetica

Coded Intimacy:The Art of Jes Chen

Jes Chen is an interdisciplinary artist and curator whose works explore the emotional relationship between human beings and AI systems.

Aesthetica

See The Best SS26 Campaigns

As the dreary winter weather persists, we pin our dreams of sun-drenched days on the myriad of SS26 campaigns that have begun to roll out...

10 Plus · 3w ago

Meilleurs sticks solaires 2026 : les 17 SPF visage les plus efficaces

Des sticks solaires au format “in the pocket” dont les formulations ont été pensées pour être adaptées aux peaux très sensibles.

Vogue France · Yesterday

Calvin Klein Collection: Ready-To-Wear AW26

Throughout the 50-some odd years Calvin Klein has been around, one throughline stays consistent: a deep appreciation of the sensuality of...

10 Magazine · 3d ago

Area: Ready-To-Wear AW26

On a darkened stage in New York, Nicolas Aburn quite literally set the scene for Area AW26 with a script: a woman conjuring her own spotl...

10 Magazine · 3d ago

Learning From the UAW’s National Organizing Push

If the labor movement hopes to survive, it must find ways to organize in the private sector at scale. The UAW’s national push to organize...

Jacobin

Who Wants to Rent a Human?

As AI technologies spread, the next bold, brave frontier is not replacing labor but directing it. Rent A Human turns people into “meatsac...

Jacobin

Zi: Kogonada returns to indie filmmaking with a dreamy, directionless Hong Kong mystery

A Hong Kong violinist grapples with visions of her future self in a meandering drama where resonant moments are few and far between.

Sight and Sound · 5d ago

“Until you see someone like you doing something, you can never imagine yourself doing it”: Spike Lee on Malcolm X, role models and the press

In our February 1993 issue, Spike Lee spoke to James Verniere about his biographical drama Malcolm X and his views on racism in the media...

Sight and Sound · 4d ago