The Odd Couple of American Art When Andy Warhol and Jamie Wyeth met in the summer of 1976, they struck up an unlikely friendship that would carry them from the Factory to Chadds Ford, and from Nashville to Monte Carlo
AIR MAIL’s Artisan Set Meet the 15 American artisans keeping their generations-old crafts, from basket-weaving to pottery-making, alive
Latest Issue • July. 4, 2026
Issue
No. 364
The View from Here
PLUS
Celebrating 15 of America’s Artisans Keeping Their Generations-Old Crafts Alive, from Quilting to Basket-Weaving to Pottery-Making
The Length of Trump’s Fingers—Revealed!
An Unhealthy Dose of Skepticism
and more!
Our Favorite American Movies
Boyz n the Hood
Fresh out of U.S.C. film school, John Singleton was only 22 when he walked into the offices of Quincy Jones’s Grio Entertainment Group…
Our Favorite American Movies
Lost in America
Lost in America, Albert Brooks’s devastatingly sharp commentary on the post-60s boomer experience, tells the story of David Howard…
Our Favorite American Movies
Office Space
Before there was The Office—British or American—there was Office Space, Mike Judge’s razor-sharp satire of middle-American corporate…
Naval Gazing Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly, Jack Nicholson … As Fleet Week returns to New York, a look back at the sailors who have stolen our hearts since the 1930s
Murder, They Wrote Three psychological thrillers show how a life in the arts can get more brutal than a U.F.C. match—especially when a love triangle is involved
The AIR MAIL Summer Reading List From Ann Patchett’s tender tale of reconciliation to Jenny Jackson’s juicy seaside romp, here are the 10 books our editors are taking with them on their travels this summer
When Hokusai Met Hiroshige In Tokyo, an exhibition brings together original works by Katsushika Hokusai and Utagawa Hiroshige, the 19th-century masters who revolutionized the landscape in Japanese woodblock prints
