Art
With His First Solo Show in the U.S., André Griffo Mines the Aesthetics of Christianity to Expose the Church’s Darkest Corners
Pulled From Print Art
Artist Meriem Bennani Brings Dancing Flip-Flops, Lesbian Yearning, and a Dose of Tragicomic Swag to Milan
Food
For James Beard Award-Winning Chef Kwame Onwuachi, the Best Spot in New York Is Still the Halal Cart
Art Parties
Editor-in-Chief Sarah Harrelson and Alice and Benjamin Paulin Kick Off Art Basel Paris
Architecture Sponsored
In Los Angeles, Development Firm Skylight Is Revitalizing Communities, Not Constructing Them
The Critics' Table Close Looks
Can't Look or Can't Look Away? Our Critic on Mesmerizing Video Installations by Steve McQueen and Sara Cwynar
Art
87-Year-Old Painter Loretta Dunkelman Hasn’t Had a New York Solo in Almost Four Decades. That’s Changing This Fall
Well Done
Camilla Marcus Opened New York’s First Zero-Waste Restaurant. Her First Cookbook Is the Next Step in a Fight for a More Sustainable Industry
Fashion
This Fall, Etro Is Giving Men Two Big New Reasons to Get Excited About Formalwear
Pulled From Print Film
Here’s How a Crew of New York Strippers Helped Shape the Looks In Anora, This Year’s Hottest Film
Literature
Caroline Calloway on How the 'Hot Mess Memoirist' Elizabeth Wurtzel Inspired Her New Advice Book
Food Well Done