Konstantina Krikzoni’s Warriors Find Their Power in Balance In her latest work, she channels grief, Greek antiquity and Jungian duality into a fresh language of feminine force, androgynous physicality and open possibility. By Elisa Carollo
In Full Bloom: The Most Beautiful Hotel Gardens in America From English-style courtyards to Tuscan-inspired estates, these hotel gardens make the case for checking in and heading straight back outside. By Allie Lebos
Middle Node and What It Takes to Build an Art Scene Outside New York and L.A. There are plenty of exhibitions in the Rust Belt; the challenge has always been finding them. By Dani Lamorte
Ho Jae Kim’s Civil Art Returns to Christie’s With a Million-Dollar Milestone in Sight By Elisa Carollo
Christie’s Rachel Koffsky On How the Handbag Became the Art Market’s Most Elegant Entry Point By Elisa Carollo