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Arthur Carter was devoted to quality, and he cared more about writers than their editorial opinions.
Review: Michelle Williams Navigates Choppy Waters in ‘Anna Christie’
This production leans heavily on Williams to humanize a century-old script whose language can feel insistently blunt.
At the Bass in Miami, Lawrence Lek’s Odyssey for an Era Shaped by A.I.
The artist’s sentient autonomous cars are endowed with intelligence but stripped of agency, drifting through a ruined society in the throes of burnout, anxiety and existential dislocation.
Art
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Christie’s and Sotheby’s Close 2025 With a Market Rebound Fueled by Luxury and New Buyers
Year-end results show rising sales, stronger sell-through rates and growing momentum in categories that suggest a shift in who is sustaining the market and how.
A Tribute to Luigi Bonotto, the Visionary Fluxus Patron Who Merged Art, Life and Industry
Bonotto believed strongly that “technique is essential, but technique without culture is empty.”
Museum of Tomorrow’s Fábio Scarano On Rethinking Science Through Art and Redefining Institutional Purpose
“Our job is to create experiences that make people ask new questions,” the curator tells Observer.
Wes Anderson Recreates Joseph Cornell’s Utopia Parkway Studio in Paris
A Gagosian installation translates Cornell’s secluded, obsessive working habits into a street-level experience that echoes the logic and poetry of his shadowboxes.
Joseph Wright of Derby’s Theater of Enlightenment at London’s National Gallery
The exhibition focuses on the period when the artist used concentrated sources of light to create atmosphere and build anticipation.
Lifestyle
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The End of Commodity Piercing and the Rise of the Experience Economy
Studs co-founder and CEO Anna Harman has spent the past decade building and scaling consumer businesses at the intersection of operations, technology and omnichannel retail. In this Expert Insights Q&A, Harman examines what Claire’s bankruptcy reveals about the state of the commercial jewelry industry, and why piercing is no longer a commoditized service, but an experience-driven category shaped by trust, education and self-expression. Harman explains how Studs is redefining piercing for Gen Z and millennials, and why the brands that win next will be the ones that invest in expertise, consistency and meaningful consumer connection.
Marea Is Ready for Pasta-Powered Post-Powder Evenings at The Snow Lodge
Marea arrives at The Snow Lodge with hearty pastas and a relaxed take on après-ski luxury.
37 Extraordinary Gifts for Discerning Young Minds
Because finding gifts that spark imagination instead of noise complaints can feel like panning for gold in a sea of discarded Happy Meal trinkets.
How David Hockney Turned His Style Into a Living Masterpiece
From polka-dot hats and seersucker suits to the lime cardigans of his iPad years, David Hockney has represented a radical style evolution.
A Comprehensive Approach to Weight Loss by Hims & Hers
By taking into account a patient’s unique biology, psychology, environment and behaviors, Hims & Hers is able to offer access to multi-faceted weight loss treatment plans that sets each user up for long-term success.
Culture
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Elia Arce’s ‘No Time to Mourn (An Excerpt)’ Is a Monument to Grief
The piece’s enculturation rests on a certainty in its own semiotics—a stalwart belief that no matter the audience, grieving should be collective, not singular.
Artsy Reads Guaranteed to Jump-Start Your Creativity
Sometimes all you need to do to summon the muse is open a good book.
The Met’s Crowd-Pleasing ‘Andrea Chénier’ Is Marred By Miscast Lovers
The opera house’s current revival, its first in nearly a dozen years, features an attractive, HD-ready cast that only sporadically rises to the occasion.
Review: ‘Marjorie Prime’ Tracks the Ghost in the Machine of Artificial Intelligence
As humans are periodically replaced by eager and curious Primes, the audience tumbles headlong into the uncanny valley.
Isaac Mizrahi On the Enduring Charm of “Peter & the Wolf”
“We love reactions from children. I mean, children just say things. In the times when you can actually hear a pin drop, some kid will scream out, ‘No, don’t do it!’ It’s the greatest thing in the world,” he told Observer.
Business
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A.I. Is Overhyped Yet Underappreciated, Says DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis
Demis Hassabis warns of hype in A.I. startup valuations while arguing the technology’s long-term impact is still underestimated.
How A.I. Is Reshaping Consulting From the Bottom Up
As A.I. takes over analysis and research, consulting firms are being pushed to abandon billable hours and reinvent their value proposition.
From Oil Reserves to Data Control: The Rise of Digital Self-Reliance
Yousef Khalili, global chief transformation officer and CEO for the Middle East and Africa at Quant, examines how digital self-reliance has emerged as the defining strategic asset of the 21st century. Khalili argues that data, cloud infrastructure and A.I. have replaced oil as the foundation of geopolitical power. As nations move to reclaim sovereignty over their digital systems, he explores why resilience and autonomy are now shaping the future of global technology and economic influence.
The Global Branding Trap CEOs Keep Falling Into
Geoff Cook, a partner at Base Design and the creative mind behind branding work for MoMA QNS, MILK, NeueHouse, JFK Terminal 4 and other cultural landmarks, examines why global brands continue to stumble when they rely too heavily on A.I.-driven, centralized strategy. Cook argues that even in an A.I.-accelerated world, success still depends on local insight, lived experience and teams empowered to act within their own markets.
Confidential A.I. and the Trust Gap Holding Back the Next Phase of Adoption
Ahmad Shadid, founder of O.XYZ, examines why trust has become the defining constraint on A.I. adoption. Shadid argues that Confidential A.I. represents a foundational shift: a trust layer that allows sensitive data to be used without being exposed. As enterprises, governments, and regulated industries weigh whether A.I. can truly scale, he makes the case that 2026 will mark the moment when confidence, not compute, determines who moves forward.
Art Market
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What Zero 10 Can Tell Us About the Art World’s Next Chapter
The digital section artists arrived at Art Basel with their legitimacy already established through peer-to-peer platforms, tools and communities native to the scene.
Sotheby’s Closes Its Inaugural Abu Dhabi Collectors’ Week With $133 Million in Sales
The strategic debut was tailored to a region where luxury demand is accelerating at exceptional speed.
What Hauser & Wirth’s Palermo Move Reveals About Cultural Branding in Art and Luxury
Brand equity is increasingly dependent on cultural production and narrative-led experiences, with storytelling rooted in shared culture, creativity and the meaning audiences help create.
In New York, Sotheby’s Repositions Itself as a Cultural Destination
“Icons: Back to Madison” is bringing together some of the most widely celebrated works the auction house has sold over the years in a one-of-a-kind exhibition of masterpieces acquired by private collectors and museums.
At Art Basel Miami Beach, Market Confidence Meets Curatorial Risk
If there’s a common thread running through this year’s presentations, it’s the introspective tone of works that grapple with the push and pull between the physical and the virtual.
Art Reviews
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Samuel Sarmiento’s Ceramics Channel Universal Memory in His U.S. Debut
In “Relical Horn” at Andrew Edlin Gallery, the artist transforms ceramics into cross-cultural archetypes.
One Fine Show: “Yoko Ono, Music of the Mind” at MCA Chicago
The exhibition makes the case that the artist’s influence would have been unavoidable regardless of fame or circumstance.
From Rejection to Revolution: Santa Barbara Museum of Art Charts the Rise of the Impressionists
The stylistic and intellectual offshoots that the short-lived movement spawned marked a sea change, paving the way for 20th-century art.
“Dirty Looks” at the Barbican Art Gallery Is Intentionally Messy
The show examines the signification of dirty as a shorthand for transgressing polished aesthetics, for dismantling impeccable craftsmanship and for grim global consumption habits.
Otani Workshop’s Invitation to Revisit the Unfiltered Imagination of Early Life
“Art that reflects this world is complex,” the artist tells Observer. “But there are moments that feel as simple as the play I experienced in childhood, and I hope to share that sense of simplicity through my work.”
Luxury Travel
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Inside the New Après-Ski Era of Design-Forward Alpine Escapes
Across the Alps, Rockies, high Arctic and more, a new wave of mountain retreats treats après-ski as a full reset, pairing sharp architecture with hydrotherapy, serious kitchens and winter spaces engineered for deep recovery after the day in the cold.
2025 Nightlife & Dining Power Index
Humanity is still the most vital ingredient in hospitality, and that isn’t changing anytime soon.
Spend the Holidays in Style at SoCal’s Most Glamorous Hotels
From beachside fireside igloos to Nutcracker-inspired afternoon teas, these SoCal hotels have everything you need for a holiday getaway with style.
The Festive Food and Drink Holiday Happenings in L.A. for 2025
In addition to decking the halls, many L.A. establishments host seasonal specials and experiences that you can only enjoy during the most wonderful time of the year.
Manhattan’s Jewel Box Celebrates 95 Sparkling Years
The Pierre, a Taj Hotel, toasts its legacy at the glittering ‘Red Diamond’ gala.
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A famed French bakery, a Los Angeles doughnut shop, and much more to round out the year.
The Winter Food Destinations Worth the Journey
These eight cities deliver experiences that only exist this time of year.
5 Matcha Pop-Ups That Are Actually Worth the Trip
These five pop-ups focus on serious matcha, thoughtful menus and experiences worth driving a little out of the way.
Where to Find the Most Glamorous New Year’s Eve Celebrations in Los Angeles
Whether you want to sport your favorite gown at a midnight masquerade or start the year with intention setting at a coastal-inspired countdown, these are the most glamorous New Year’s Eve celebrations in Los Angeles.
L.A.’s Best December Restaurant Openings
Whether you’re looking to enjoy an ice-cold martini near Highland Park or indulge in classic French fare on West 3rd, these are the best December restaurant openings in L.A.
Style
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The New Luxury: Why Story, Experience and Authenticity Matter More Than Exclusivity
Nili Lotan, the New York-based designer and founder of her eponymous brand, has spent more than two decades building a label grounded in authenticity, intuition and cultural storytelling. In this Expert Insights Q&A, Lotan explores why experience, narrative and personal resonance—not scarcity or price—define modern luxury, and how music, art and design inform both her creative process and brand strategy.
The Grown Man’s Guide to Holiday Party Style
Six smart upgrades that take you past ugly sweaters and beat-up sneakers, with dialed-in tailoring, better fabrics, and outfits built to survive overcrowded rooms, bad lighting and way too many photos.
The Gracious Guest’s Guide: 39 Gifts to Please Even the Most Particular Host
Discover the perfect gift to honor the host who entertains with panache and purpose.
The Best Indoor House Shoes for Men This Winter
These are the best slippers for men who live in their house shoes all day.
33 High-Impact Tech Gifts for People Who Swear They Don’t Need Anything
These rigorously tested picks cover health tracking, noise canceling, home cinema, gaming and everyday productivity, curated for the hard-to-shop-for friend who already owns the obvious stuff.
Theater
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The Broadway Musical Isn’t Dying—It’s Just Changing Keys
Heather A. Hitchens, president and CEO of the American Theatre Wing, examines why the recurring narrative that “the Broadway musical is in trouble” misses the larger transformation underway. Drawing on three decades in performing arts administration—including stewardship of the Tony Awards and major grantmaking, educational and artist-development programs—Hitchens argues that Broadway isn’t facing an artistic decline but a structural evolution, even as its financial model strains to keep pace.
Elizabeth Marvel On Navigating a Dystopian Future in Tim Blake Nelson’s ‘And Then We Were No More’
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Jeremy McCarter’s Audiodrama Puts Us Inside Hamlet’s Head
The experiment works best when we hear the titular character not foregrounded but embedded in the specificities of his place and time.
Review: ‘Masquerade’ Tries to Revive ‘Phantom of the Opera’ But Embalms It Instead
Diane Paulus is an old pro at taking theatrical IP and infusing wild, contemporary life into it. If only she’d done so here.
Review: Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter’s ‘Waiting for Godot’ Is Excellent
Fans of Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure registered delight throughout the Hudson Theatre. Bogus? Not a jot.
Opera
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Amid Governmental Interference, Opera at the Kennedy Center is Flourishing—for the Moment
In times of crisis, the art form remains a powerful medium for connection.
Opera Traditionalists Will Adore the Met’s Opulent 1980s ‘Arabella’
Sopranos Rachel Willis-Sørensen and Louise Alder find their “Right Ones” in Strauss’s winning comedy.
Bartlett Sher On Theater as a Catalyst for Change
Known for his politically attuned revivals, the director once again uses the stage to question art’s power in moments of moral and social crisis.
Doubt, Faith and the Creative Odyssey Behind Sarah Kirkland Snider’s “Hildegard”
Produced in collaboration with Beth Morrison and directed by Elkhanah Pulitzer, the work bridges sacred tradition and modern experimentation.
With Precision and Playfulness, ‘La Fille du Regiment’ Considers Love, Loyalty and the Absurdities of War
Laurent Pelly’s spirited revival at the Met turns military mayhem into irresistible comedy.
Dance
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Hans van Manen Remembers Photographer Erwin Olaf
“The last time I saw him, he had so many ideas—some serious and some scandalous—and he shared them from his hospital bed. It was deeply moving,” he told Observer.
Why Hofesh Shechter’s ‘Theatre of Dreams’ Is Such a Surreal Escape
The work pushes audiences into a world where choreography, sound and light blur the boundaries between conscious experience and the subconscious.
Fall at Paul Taylor Dance Company: ADHD, Love and Jazz
For the first time in its 71-year history, the Company has two resident choreographers, both presenting world premieres.
Shen Wei On “STILL / MOVING” and Finding Harmony Across Disciplines
A new dual-venue exhibition traces nearly three decades of artistic evolution, from early experiments in gesture to meditative explorations of form and balance.
At 85 Years Old, American Ballet Theatre Has Never Looked Better
ABT’s latest season brings 15 ballets to the stage, including a world premiere, several company premieres and a well-curated sampling of its expansive repertory from the past 85 years.
Tech
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This Startup 168飞艇直播，一键查询结果实况-飞艇の全天记录超准 Backed By OpenAI and the Jobs Family Is the Latest A.I. Drug Discovery Unicorn
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Built by and for People With Paralysis, This ALS Tech Gives A.I. a Human Voice
An A.I.-powered avatar platform aims to restore speech, identity and dignity for people living with ALS and paralysis.
4 Companies Already Riding the Wave of SpaceX’s $1.5 Trillion IPO
Reports of a SpaceX public listing boost partner and investor stocks as the company prepares to pitch banks and target a $1.5 trillion valuation.
How Americans Are Using A.I. at Work and Which Industries Are Leading: Survey
A Gallup survey finds A.I. adoption rising fastest in knowledge-based jobs, with usage lagging among frontline workers.
The Future of Crypto Trading Is Hybrid: CeFi and DeFi Unite
Ignacio Aguirre Franco, CMO at Bitget, the world’s largest universal exchange (UEX), examines why the next generation of crypto trading depends on hybrid CeFi-DeFi models. Aguirre Franco explains how interoperability, unified workflows and shared liquidity are enabling safer, more efficient and seamless trading, unlocking the full potential of both traditional and crypto-native assets.
Finance
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Ken Griffin Offers $10M in Perks to Steer Citadel Employees Into Philanthropy
Ken Griffin is backing a Citadel program that encourages employees to join nonprofit boards and support civic leadership.
Why California’s Future as a Creative Capital Depends on Commercial Production
Darren Foldes, Emmy-winning producer and partner at the commercial production company Sibling Rivalry, examines why California’s decision to expand tax credits for film and television while excluding commercial production represents a critical gap in the state’s creative strategy. Foldes argues that commercial advertising is a fast-moving economic engine that employs thousands of Californians, and that without targeted incentives, the state risks losing a foundational part of its creative ecosystem to competing markets.
Lululemon CEO Calvin McDonald Steps Down as Founder Decries Brand’s ‘Loss of Cool’
McDonald’s exit comes as Lululemon battles slowing U.S. sales, rising tariffs and mounting founder criticism.
Sheryl Sandberg’s Lean In Finds Women Are Leaning Out in the Workplace
LeanIn.org and McKinsey report a widening ambition gap as women face shrinking DEI programs, fewer remote options and persistent workplace bias.
Walmart Moves to Nasdaq—Outgoing CEO Doug McMillon on What Lies Ahead
Walmart’s leadership shift sets the stage for an A.I.-powered overhaul of its customer experience.
Media
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11 Executives Steering Warner Bros. Discovery’s Crown Jewel Media Assets
From Warner Bros. Pictures to DC Studios, these executives shape WBD’s future.
David Ellison’s Case for Paramount to Own Warner Bros. Discovery
The media heir says a Paramount takeover offers a more competitive future for streaming, theatrical releases and the broader entertainment industry.
Hinge Debuts A.I. Conversation Starter to Rescue Users From the ‘Dating Apocalypse’
Instead of opening with a generic “Hey,” Hinge now has an A.I. feature designed to help users start more interesting conversations based on a match’s profile.
Earned Media Is Becoming the New Currency of A.I.-Driven Discovery
Alana Gold, group vice president at The Bliss Group, examines how generative A.I.—from Google’s A.I. Overviews to ChatGPT—is redefining brand discovery and elevating earned media as the cornerstone of visibility. Gold argues that the future of PR lies in GEO: a question-and-answer approach that prioritizes consistent, credible narratives across trusted publications.
Warner Bros. Discovery Agrees to Merge With Netflix Amid Mounting Antitrust Pressure
The sweeping deal would fuse two entertainment giants, expanding Netflix’s library as critics warn of shrinking competition.
Power Lists
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Observer’s 2025 Art Power Index: The Art Market’s Most Influential People
Their acquisitions, affinities and approbations move the needle on valuation and redefine how art is made, shown and sold.
100 Leaders Shaping the Future of Artificial Intelligence
They write the script that the rest of us follow.
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The 2026 Whitney Biennial Aims to Map a New Geography of American Art in ‘a Moment of Profound Transition’
The chosen artists are “intergenerational and international, reflecting the many ways artists remain interconnected through their practices despite geographic distance,” co-director Marcela Guerrero told Observer.
The Art World Is Quietly Cutting Emissions Faster Than Expected, New Report Reveals
Matching the reductions achieved by early adopters across the visual arts sphere could reduce emissions by 5 MtCO₂e by 2030.
Young Fair Art Antwerp Leans Into the City’s Centuries-Old Collecting Culture
Research has shown that as early as the 1500s, 90 percent of homeowners in Antwerp owned at least one portrait or religious painting.
Repairable or Ruined: How Insurers Determine Whether a Damaged Artwork Is a Total Loss
Decisions are typically guided by specialists whose judgments balance material repair against long-term market perception.
The Next Big Transformation Strategy: Rediscovering Your Existing Assets
Anne Katrine Carlsson Sejr, co-author of Maneuvering Monday and leader of teams specializing in organizational development and transformation, explains why the future of effective change depends not on chasing novelty, but on leveraging the assets a company already owns. Sejr argues that people, processes and relationships are the hidden engines of transformation, and that organizations must illuminate and amplify what already works to achieve sustainable impact.
How Uman Channeled a Turbulent Year Into Calm Abstraction
In conversation with Observer, the artist reflects on her first solo museum exhibition in the United States, which she says was shaped by trust, time and creative freedom.
Hinge Founder Justin McLeod Exits to Launch a New A.I. Online Dating Startup
As Hinge grows and doubles down on A.I. features, its founder exits to launch a new dating startup backed by Hinge’s parent company, Match Group.
François-Xavier Lalanne’s ‘Hippopotame Bar’ Sets a New Auction Record for the Artist
The result is a new high watermark for design.
Restore Section 610: The Key to Preserving Affordable Housing in NYC
HPD’s misguided pause on Section 610 affordable housing applications threatens low-income New Yorkers and the city’s existing affordable housing stock. The city must reverse course and expand this crucial program.
Google’s Gemini Rapidly Closes In on ChatGPT as Antitrust Scrutiny Mounts
Gemini’s surge underscores a shifting power balance in generative A.I. as regulators move to scrutinize Google’s tactics.
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Jensen Huang Wins Big: Nvidia Regains Access to China’s A.I. Market
Nvidia can now sell H200 chips to China under Trump’s new policy, a shift that follows months of lobbying by CEO Jensen Huang.
Craigslist Founder Craig Newmark Signs the Giving Pledge: Interview
Craig Newmark, longtime philanthropist and Craigslist creator, signs the Giving Pledge and details his expanded efforts to fight scams and aid key causes.
Jet Set: The Hawaii Packing Edit
From a printed pareo and metallic sandals to a raffia clutch and minimalist one-piece, these are the Hawaii resort essentials we’re loving and coveting right now.
The “Grosse Pièce” Sets a New Auction Record for Audemars Piguet at Sotheby’s
The value of this peerless pocket watch lies not only in its rarity but in the remarkable convergence of innovations it embodies.
Es Devlin’s ‘Library of Us’ Was the Rare Miami Art Week Spectacle That Invited Quiet Contemplation
The installation, the artist told Observer, is about “seeing through the eyes of others,” with 2,500 authors each offering a distinct vantage point and a unique line of inquiry into our world, society and reality itself.
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Meta Acquires Limitless, an A.I. Pendant Company Backed by Sam Altman
Meta’s purchase of Limitless highlights Big Tech’s growing push into A.I. hardware as Amazon, Alphabet and others race to build smart wearables.