8 a.m. Shop in Greenport like it’s 1881 Have a hearty, old-school breakfast at Nookies in the restored 1950s-era Silver Sands Motel, on 45 acres at...
Paul Marantz, a prominent architectural lighting designer who illuminated disco floors and skylines, libraries and chic hotels, train stations and concert halls, museums and embassies, died...
The painter Derrick Adams, 55, came of age in New York in the late 1990s, at a time when artists of color were often relegated to...
Jazz at Lincoln Center’s 38th season will celebrate jazz, Africa and the African diaspora with programs that pay tribute to genre greats like John Coltrane and...
5 Ways to Club Anywhere Boiler Room What began in 2010 as a single livestream called Boiler Room, with a webcam taped to a D.J. booth,...
“Backgammon is the cruelest game — so much of it is based on luck,” said Joe Urso, who was one tournament away from earning his grandmaster...
Since 2011, Miuccia Prada, the patron saint of smart, messy women everywhere, has been using her Miu Miu line as a platform to commission short films...
This article is part of our Design special section about how food inspires designers to make and do surprising things. Swiss Furniture Company Finds New Manhattan...
When Spring/Break Art Show began in 2012, it was a kind of anti-fair: The married organizers, Andrew Gori and Ambre Kelly, filled an defunct schoolhouse with...
Visiting Frieze New York used to include a frisson of danger amid acres of great art. Held in a quarter-mile-long tent on Randall’s Island, the New...
