New York Collector Larry Warsh on His Early Eye for Basquiat, and the Octogenarian Artist He’s Coveting Now

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New York Collector Larry Warsh on His Early Eye for Basquiat, and the Octogenarian Artist He’s Coveting Now

David Chipperfield, One of the Art World’s Favorite Architects, Just Won the 2023 Pritzker Prize. Here’s a Look at His 7 Most Famous Museums

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Digital Collectors Pablo Rodríguez-Fraile and Desiree Casoni on the State of NFT Art and Their Own Tokenized Acquisitions

‘Design Can Be a Way to Say, “Be Careful”’: Creative Legend Gaetano Pesce on the Message in His New Furniture, and His Thoughts on the Future

Dutch Designer Maarten Baas on His Fascination With Time, Acquiring His First Banksy, and Making Handbag-Eating Monsters

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Only Oceanfront Home, Where Architecture and Surf Join in ‘Natural Melody,’ Has Sold for $22 Million

A Rural English Manor Immortalized by Virginia Woolf as a Place Where ‘No Sound Whatever Reaches Your Ear’ Is on the Market for $3.1 Million

See How Luxury Label Moncler Merged a Mercedes-Benz With a Puffer Coat in Its Latest ‘Genius’ Collaboration

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Swedish Collectors Emma and Andreas Ohlson on Their Eccentric Family Values, and Finding Humor in Art

What I Buy and Why

Fintech Executive Nick Themelis on His Quest for Emerging Artists and the Keith Haring That Started His Collection

Miami Developer Craig Robins’s Lakefront Mansion—Complete with a Zaha Hadid-Designed Bathroom—Has Hit the Market for $45 Million

Henri Matisse’s Great-Grandson Has Collaborated With Guerlain on a $17,000 Perfume Bottle Inspired by the Celebrated Painter

A Historic Golden Railroad Spike Broke New Ground at Christie’s, Selling for Over $2 Million—Quadruple Its Pre-Sale Estimate

Chanel Has Tapped French Artist Xavier Veilhan to Confect the Playful Sculptures in Its Latest Couture Collection

Art & Exhibitions

The Winter Show in New York Dazzles Collectors and Browsers Alike With Its Troves of Rare Art and Antiques