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Rockefeller Center unveils new look in time for its Christmas tree lighting
A guide to the new Rockefeller Center: renovated buildings and new restaurants to discover in time for the Christmas tree lighting on 30 November 2022
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Theaster Gates’ New Museum exhibition meditates on mourning, materials and community
Theaster Gates talks about his first US museum show, ‘Young Lords and Their Traces’ at The New Museum
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Tiwa Select New York space opens with exhibition by Megumi Shauna Arai
Tiwa Select debuts first IRL New York space, showing Megumi Shauna Arai’s ‘Moments of Fulfilment’
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This NY exhibition sees the Louis Vuitton trunk reinterpreted by 200 creatives
Louis Vuitton’s ‘200 Trunks, 200 Visionaries’ sees the house’s iconic trunk reinterpreted by 200 global creatives, and has just arrived in the former home of Barneys New York
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We visit Malin + Goetz founders’ balanced Upper West Side apartment
Matthew Malin and Andrew Goetz, the founding partners of beauty brand Malin + Goetz, are the owners of this New York apartment crafted by architecture firm Messana O’Rorke (MO’R), and featured in the studio's latest monograph, Building Blocks
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Moroso marks 70th anniversary with redesigned New York flagship store
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Exclusive peek at artfully curated home in Jean Nouvel’s 53 West 53
RR Interiors' latest furnishing project – 61A at 53 West 53 – highlights art, architecture and city views inside Jean Nouvel's monumental New York skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan
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Jacqueline Sullivan opens theatrical design gallery in TriBeCa
Wallpaper* speaks to gallerist Jacqueline Sullivan as she debuts her TriBeCa space with commissioned works inspired by Gertrude Stein's poems
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Nendo’s collaborations with Kyoto artisans go on view in New York
‘Nendo sees Kyoto’ is on view at Friedman Benda (until 15 October 2022), showcasing the design studio's collaboration with six artisans specialised in ancient Japanese crafts
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In the studio with Swedish sculptor Klara Kristalova
Kristalova speaks to art historian and broadcaster Flora Vesterberg about ceramics, her Stockholm archipelago studio, and upcoming show at Perrotin New York
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Vladislav Doronin on Aman New York, and the brand’s future
Aman New York opens in Manhattan, offering hospitality and branded apartments designed by architecture studio Denniston. Owner Vladislav Doronin talks about his ‘hardest and most expensive project’ yet, Aman’s new urban roll-out, and how he’s diversifying the world’s most coveted hotel brand
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Dream weaving: Jeffrey Gibson fuses traditional folklore with contemporary art
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The dynamic duet of Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen
Remembering Claes Oldenburg, who died aged 93 on 18 July 2022, we revisit our 2021 article celebrating his partnership with Coosje van Bruggen, as the duo’s final work together, Dropped Bouquet, was realised and exhibited at Pace New York’s ‘Claes & Coosje: A Duet’
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Orior opens a serene space in New York
The new SoHo showroom of Irish design studio Orior features the brand's multifaceted spirit under one roof
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Kvadrat’s flagship New York showrooms encompass colourful design codes
Industrial designer Jonathan Olivares and architect Vincent Van Duysen have worked with Danish textile brand Kvadrat on the vast new space, also featuring furniture by Moroso
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What to see at New York Design Week 2022
Discover Wallpaper’s highlights from New York Design Week 2022 (10 – 20 May 2022): the fairs, exhibitions and design openings to discover
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Comfort, modernity and sophistication meet in Madison House amenity spaces
We unveil the sophisticated amenities at New York's Madison House by multidisciplinary studio Gachot
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Josh Sperling: a daydream of squiggles, swirls and minimalism in New York
In his new show, ‘Daydream’, American artist Josh Sperling dominates Perrotin New York with large-scale squiggle installations and minimalist monochrome works that draw on functional design
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The Cortland interiors unveiled as we step inside its first residence in New York
New York’s The Cortland by Robert AM Stern Architects and Olson Kundig unveils photography of its first residential interiors
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Thomas Struth on four decades of art: ‘I know more, I see more, and I suffer more’
German artist Thomas Struth has looked deeply and widely into the relationship between people and their environment. With concurrent exhibitions in New York and Berlin, the artist tells us about his fusion of science, nature and family
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Trnk refines its namesake furniture collection to spotlight creatives of colour
The reinvigorated Trnk Collection is curated by founder Tariq Dixon and draws from its creative community, including pieces by Studio Anansi, Michael K Chen and Farrah Sit
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‘Punk ballerina’ Karole Armitage debuts a genre-bending show in New York
Karole Armitage, the choreographer behind Madonna’s Vogue video and Marc Jacobs’ A/W 2021 show, debuts A Pandemic Notebook at New York Live Arts
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Shawanda Corbett on breaking the mould of ceramic art
American artist Shawanda Corbett’s performative pottery is shaped by history, music and theories around a ‘complete body’. Her show, ‘To the Fields of Lilac’, runs until 5 March at Salon 94, New York
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New York exhibition celebrates the history of African American cuisine
‘African/American: Making the Nation’s Table’ is a new exhibition in New York City that examines the traditions and innovations of African American cooking
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Soho House interior designers bring industrial modernity to vast New York residences
London- and New York-based firm Michaelis Boyd has designed model residences at 11 Hoyt for Manhattan-based real estate company Tishman Speyer
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Studio Mellone transforms lobby of iconic art deco building in Rockefeller Center
The elegant 50 Rockefeller Plaza lobby by Studio Mellone features furniture by Green River Project and lighting by Apparatus
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Workstead reveals interiors for Olympia in Dumbo
The refined interiors for Olympia Dumbo are inspired by maritime culture and the neighbourhood’s history
