Mark Guiducci
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Mark Morrisroe, A Pioneer of Queer Punk, Re-Emerges
This weekend is the last chance to see the late photographer's David Zwirner show, which is curated by Ryan McGinley. → Read More
The Bride and Groom Wore Thom Browne for Their Elopement Overlooking the Cliffs of Big Sur
The couple booked one of the best rooms at the aerie-like Post Ranch Inn, and invited a small group of West Coast friends to join for a celebratory dinner outdoors. → Read More
Call Me by Your Name’s Timothee Chalamet Is Having a Very Big Year
Newcomer Timothée Chalamet launches into awards season with a host of new films and a breakout performance in Luca Guadagnino’s latest. → Read More
James Corden, Sienna Miller, and Some Very Fashionable Friends Pay Tribute to London
James Corden and his roving band of It Brits—a handful of models and actors and a standout rugby flanker among them—romp around London in the best of the collections coming out of the city. Photographed by Mario Testino. → Read More
Denee Benton's is Broadway's New Ingenue
A day in the life of the star of Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812. → Read More
Anna Wintour and Bee Shaffer Host a Dinner at Home for Tony Nominees
Stars from the stage took a moment to pause and reflect on their nominations and the upcoming Tony Awards. → Read More
The 2017 Venice Biennale, Inside and Out
Every two years, for a week in early May, Venice is transformed by the Biennale. → Read More
The 2017 Venice Biennale, Inside and Out
Every two years, for a week in early May, Venice is transformed by the Biennale. → Read More
Pharrell Williams on When He First Fell in Love With Comme des Garçons
The Met Gala 2017 cochair noticed the cut of pro BMX rider Nigel Sylvester’s CDG motorcycle jacket. → Read More
Rihanna Stomping on Tables and a One-Off Kanye West Song: The 5 Best-Ever Met Gala Performances
On the Met stage, musical artists have collaborated, debuted new albums, and performed one-off songs never heard before or since. It’s a relief that, given where the show takes place, nobody has literally brought the house down. (Not yet, at least.) Here, the five best Met performances to date. → Read More
The Best Met Gala Performances: Rihanna, Lady Gaga & More
On the Met stage, musical artists have collaborated, debuted new albums, and performed one-off songs never heard before or since. It’s a relief that, given where the show takes place, nobody has literally brought the house down. (Not yet, at least.) Herewith, the five best Met performances to date. → Read More
Honoring Betsy Bloomingdale With an Impeccable Christie’s Luncheon
The luncheon marked the Christie’s auction of Betsy Bloomingdale’s wondrous things. → Read More
James Rosenquist, Pop Art Icon, Dies at 83
A commercial billboard painter who went on to become one of the most recognized artists of the Pop movement and a giant of American postwar painting, James Rosenquist died at home yesterday in New York City. → Read More
RuPaul Is the Whitney Biennial's Unexpected Spirit Animal
A look at the 2017 Whitney Biennial. → Read More
Mark Guiducci
_Vogue_ and Vogue.com’s Arts Editor lives in New York City. → Read More
Simplifying New York’s 2017 Art Fairs
New York City is hosting a dozen various art fairs this weekend—each has its own ethos, but all of them are mobbed. Herewith, a must-see booth at each of the top fairs, plus a couple of ideas of how to enjoy art while avoiding the crowds entirely. → Read More
Emily Ratajkowski, Hailey Baldwin Attend Dinner Hosted by Lauren Santo Domingo for Etihad Airways
Amid the aftermath of winter storm Niko, a quick trip to the heat of the desert sounds like paradise. That is quite literally what Moda Operandi and Etihad Airways served up last night at a dinner to launch the airline’s foray into the fashion sphere. → Read More
5 Things to Do This Weekend in New York City to Escape the News Cycle
One week into the new world order, a selection of cultural activities to either escape the news cycle or remind yourself why it’s worth paying attention → Read More
What to Do This Weekend in New York, January 28–29
One week into the new world order, a selection of cultural activities to either escape the news cycle or remind yourself why it’s worth paying attention → Read More
6 Very Cultural Things to Do in New York City This Weekend
Monday’s holiday means that you have an extra 24 hours to do something worthwhile this weekend. Here, six suggestions that include both a Young Pope and a 350-year-old cardinal. → Read More