Good morning, good-looking.
Warm out in New York. Today's high will be 79ºF. Today: two puffy clouds. Tomorrow looks like 78ºF and rain.
The Venice Film Festival closes today. The US Open women's final takes place tonight.
- News -
Today: Opera at Campos Community Garden
Hardcore returns to Tompkins Square Park
- Events -
Today (9/12): Mrs. Stern Wanders the Prussian State Library. Theatre Row. 410 West 42nd Street.
Today: Shudder to Think. Bowery Ballroom. 6 Delancey Street.
Tomorrow: Sondre Lerche. Bowery Ballroom. 6 Delancey Street.
Monday: East Village Wordsmiths Literary Salon. Book Club Bar. 197 East 3rd Street.
Tuesday: Grouper. Town Hall. 123 West 43rd Street.
- The Spinning Room -
The Spinning Room Presents Harvest
Recently clicked: Early Hip Hop, Morning 1, Speaker Snack, Psycha-deli, Madlib Music Library.
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Fashion, and New York, In Quiet Resurgence
Emily Dawn Long. SS27, Clue 01.
New York Fashion Week returns today amid renewed momentum in American fashion and New York retail.
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Profile: Leslie Travers
Leslie Travers’ set design for Francesca da Rimini at Teatro alla Scala, winner of the 2019 Franco Abbiati Award for Best Set Design.
Award-winning stage designer Leslie Travers on instinct, cultural exchange, letting go of ideas, and why design is ultimately “emotional architecture.”
Madina Tulakova
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Profile: Adrianne Rubenstein
Floating Fruit, 2026, oil on canvas, 60 × 72”
Painter Adrianne Rubenstein on humor, Canadian landscapes, and self-discovery.
John White
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How to Enjoy Florence This Fall, with Filippo Fargna and Kim Jansch
James Duffield Harding, Ponte Santa Trinità, Florence, before 1832. Watercolor. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Public domain.
A guide to Florence through Casa G. Hotel Firenze, local artisans, old institutions, and the city’s quieter forms of belonging.
Madina Tulakova
Kim Jansch
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Auctions and the Psychology of Collecting
Paul Signac, La Salute (Venise), 1906. Sold at Koller in Zurich on 26 June 2026 for about $4.4 million.
Koller’s Karl Green discusses how taste, timing, and desire shape the auction world.
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Susan Sontag Was a Bridge
Joel Meyerowitz, New York City, 1969.
Sontag as a bridge between old New York criticism and the theory-driven culture that followed.
Bob Loblaw. Read More
Bourdelle, Without the Museum Machine
Bourdelle's Studio. Musée Bourdelle, Paris Musées. Photos by Pierre Antoine
A conversation with Ophélie Ferlier Bouat on intimacy, monumental sculpture, and the lasting spirit of Bourdelle in Paris.
Madina Tulakova
Ophélie Ferlier-Bouat. Read More