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MIAMI BEACH, FL - The Perigon – an elegant diamond-shaped luxury condominium tower designed by international architecture firm OMA – announces the opening of its sales gallery in Miami Beach. The sales gallery offers a first look at the intricate and equally striking design elements by Tara Bernerd, one of the most sought-after designers in the world, and emulates the residential experience at The Perigon. “We have seen prodigious interest in The Perigon and expect the...

In conjunction with Amanda Ross-Hos solo exhibition, ICE TIME, ILY2 is pleased to announce a forthcoming conversation between Ross-Ho and writer and curator Catherine Taft.

SSENSE's 20th-anniversary collaborations, from Rick Owens flags to TNF tents, are as weird as they are wild. We got a first look at the complete list.

A collector who was once branded the sith lord of the art world and was blamed for pushing prices too high has amassed a multi-million dollar collection of 25,000 pieces from up-and-coming artists.

A look back at Inigo Philbrick's swindle as his accomplice is sentenced, how Gagosian poaches artists, and much more.

Foxy Production, a contemporary art space in operation in New York for two decades, is ending its gallery program in October, Artnews reports, and pivoting to focus on “consultancy, curatorial,…

Wait … what is that? Is it denim? Is it flannel? No, it’s leather. How Matthieu Blazy changed Bottega Veneta and our material expectations.

Bottega Veneta’s creative director Matthieu Blazy shares how he balances freedom and restraint.

New York's Foxy Production gallery, which supported artists like Sterling Ruby and Petra Cortright, will close its physical space after 20 years.

Newly released court filings expose courtroom evidence in the legal battle being waged against art advisor Lisa Schiff.