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Creative luminaries reimagine Ercol and Anglepoise classics for charity Teddy’s Wish
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The things that Matter: Jamie Gray debuts Matter Made’s 2015 collection during NYCxDesign
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Shop right: Hudson-based design shop Hawkins New York opens a West Village location
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The sky's the limit: Manhattan's architects go green with gardens
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In the flesh: Francis Bacon’s late paintings on show at New York’s Gagosian Gallery
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See shells: Maarten Baas captures the beauty of carapaces in furniture form
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Curiosity cabinet: New York’s Atelier Courbet reveals remodel in time for spring
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From COS to Calvin Klein, Snarkitecture documents a decade of success in new monograph
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Bright lights: meet Apparatus founders Gabriel Hendifar and Jeremy Anderson
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Fernando Aciar finds transformation in food and design
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Picture perfect living inside this modern show house in Venice Beach
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Home in one: Snowe’s new concept space is an apartment, showroom and retreat
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In colour: the Colour Field movement’s past and present merge at Paul Kasmin
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A sense of refuge: Gregory Crewdson finds solace with ‘Cathedral of the Pines’
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In bloom: Beatriz Milhazes’ floral mobiles pitch up at the Jewish Museum, NY
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Accidental art: Martyn Thompson turns his used rags into painterly textiles
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JR puts New York centre stage, from ballet to Ellis Island
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Urban oasis: Isay Weinfeld unveils Jardim, his first residential project in New York
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Deste Foundation invites artists to transform windows of Barneys New York
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Bar Oppenheimer by artist Tobias Rehberger, New York
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House proud: Cornelia Parker places a 1920s-inspired house on The Met’s rooftop
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Aya Brown’s portraits are love letters to Black female essential workers
Artist Aya Brown’s portrait series featuring Black female essential workers is currently on display across nine bus stops in Brooklyn, in collaboration with Virgil Abloh’s Public Domain project
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Ghanaian artist El Anatsui weaves his magic in upstate New York
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New York International Auto Show 2014: the finest new models
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August Sander’s ambitiously truthful character studies capture a startling humanity
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Maharam and Serpentine Galleries launch second set of artist-designed wallpapers
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Modern family: face-to-face with Hauser & Wirth's New York artists
To hail Hauser & Wirth’s new 542 West 22nd Street home – scheduled to open this Autumn – we get up close and personal with 14 of its New York-based talents, seen through the lens of Brigitte Lacombe, with accompanying video portraits on Instagram
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