A glowing phone booth in a forest at night, a stranger’s knapsack and the 1995 hacker underground waiting on the line: “1337” is an immersive experience for one person at …
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Sandra M. Smith
Sandra M. Smith
Sandra M. Smith is the Fashion Editor of New York Art Life. She covers fashion, design and style where they meet art, from runway shows and designer studios to museum exhibitions on fashion history in New York.
From Capote’s Black and White Ball to Studio 54, plus Harry Benson’s nightlife photographs and Tiffany’s paintings: three shows open in Roslyn Harbor on November 21.
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Kim Tschang-Yeul’s Recurrence Brings Five Decades of Waterdrop Paintings to Tina Kim Gallery
The Return of an Enduring Motif This November, Tina Kim Gallery in Chelsea presents Kim Tschang-Yeul: Recurrence, a solo exhibition devoted to one of the most distinctive visual languages in …
Every two years, the art world turns its eyes to the Meatpacking District. The Whitney Biennial 2026, on view through August 23, arrives with the usual mix of anticipation, criticism, …
New York has finally caught the Italian sandwich fever that has gripped Florence and Naples for generations. Forget the soggy deli hero — a new wave of paninerie is importing …
NYC Announces Second Public Grocery Store Site A New Chapter for Hunts Point Today, Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani named The Peninsula in the Bronx as the second site for the …
In the wake of the blizzard of 2026, New York City public schools began reopening this week — but attendance plummeted, especially on Staten Island, where snowy roads and unplowed …
In a major shift reshaping the art world, women are emerging as a driving force in art collecting and cultural influence — reshaping what gets bought, who gets seen, and …
- Event-Exhibition
San Francisco Lunar New Year Celebrations Light Up With Lion Dancing and Cultural Festivities
As communities across the United States usher in the Year of the Fire Horse for Lunar New Year 2026, San Francisco is once again at the heart of one of …
For more than a century, New York City has shaped the direction of contemporary art. While other global cities rise and fall in influence, New York continues to hold its …
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