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The 1901 Project to transform West Side Chicago

The 1901 Project will transform the West Side of Chicago with a new development, bridging neighborhoods and enhancing opportunities...

36 Hours in Nice, France: Things to Do and See

3 p.m. Get coffee, then stroll flea markets Nice, likely settled around 350 B.C. by Greek mariners called Phocaeans, has been a port town...

Frederick Kiesler: Vision Machines at the Jewish Museum sheds light on one of the 20th century’s most interesting polymaths

Frederick Kiesler: Vision MachinesCurated by Mark WasiutaJewish Museum1109 5th Avenue and 92nd StreetNew YorkThrough July 28 “We live through correalism. Science, art...

For the Paris Olympics, a temporary skatepark at Place de la Concorde furthers a rich history of urban activity

Beneath the 3,000-year-old Luxor Obelisk, skateboarders will drop into bowls and teams of three will dribble down court at a series of...

Paige DeSorbo Wants You To Have A Girl’s Night Out—And Actually Enjoy Fashion Week

Paige DeSorbo’s fashion journey is just beginning. The Summer House star has entered a new era this year, kicking off with a full Fashion...

Parties, Parties, Parties! India Hicks & Nina Lesavoy Take Sag Harbor, The O.C. x 21Seeds’ Y2K Bash, Plus! Coach’s 5th Ave Roblox Soirée…

India Hicks & Nina Lesavoy honor Global Empowerment Mission in Sag Harbor India Hicks and Nina Lesavoy celebrated the Global Empowerment Mission‘s humanitarian work...

SEU-PENN Summer School: Artificial Nature Toward Overcoming the Opposition Between Artifice and Nature

School of Architecture, Southeast University (SEU) and the Stuart Weitzman School of Design, University of Pennsylvania (PENN) jointly organized the “Design with Nature Now”...

The Fashion Industry Is Having a Meltdown Amid Rampant Gossip

There is yet another job opening in fashion. On Monday, Tom Ford (the brand) announced the departure of Peter Hawkings as creative director after...

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