Janelle Zara

AD100 designer Mandy Cheng and her architect husband, Rory Reynolds, renovated their house to feel like a tree house

An inside look at the industry’s best and biggest benefits

Helmed by Ebony L. Haynes, 52 Walker offers an alternative to the traditional gallery model

As protest signs and street art proliferate in the growing movement for social justice, a new nonprofit is helping artists and activists maintain ownership of their work

While in-person sales have stalled, the art world tries its hand at e-commerce—but not without trial and error

The octogenarian artist is making the most of uncertain times with a newly released book showcasing portraits of his family and dearest friends

Facing demolition, the home, with its outsize legacy and the extensive art collection within, is being preserved thanks to a heartening collaboration

At Hauser & Wirth, the Lucio Fontana exhibition introduces visitors to a series of rooms that narrow and slope, abruptly turn corners, and totally awe

With help from architect Jeff Guga, artist Aaron Curry and his partner refashioned a jumble of spaces in Hollywood into the ideal creatives’ refuge

Cy Twombly: Sculpturefocuses on a body of the famed artist’s work that’s been relatively under the radar—that is, until now

Pritzker-winning architect Shigeru Ban mixes Scandinavian and California modernisms to craft the architecturally groundbreaking Shishi-Iwa House

While Michelangelo will forever be remembered as one of the greatest painters and sculptors in history, a new book spotlights his prowess as an architect

From a giant KAWS sculpture floating in Victoria Harbor to Yayoi Kusama tentacles clad in gold and silver—“this year it’s just exploding”

ADoffers a closer look at the city's creative landscape—and reveals how best to navigate it

Pier Luigi Cecioni has a penchant for unusual works ranging from woodcuts and embroidery to military propaganda posters that read “Do Not Trust Americans"

Azulik Uh May—the brainchild of a Tulum-based hotelier—aims to be the most unusual and sought-after creative-residency program-cum-gallery on the planet

The Beaux Arts interiors—with their Roman arched colonnades and decorative bronze flourishes—frame Aitken's striking collage of textures

The famously reclusive octogenarian artist invitesADinto his vivid L.A. idyll on the eve of a major video installation

Explore the rise of West Coast programmatic architecture, otherwise known as “California Crazy”