Luis Laplace’s Guide to Minorca
The Argentinean architect shares his go-to spots on the Spanish island
Michele di Robilant
The son of the art dealer Edmondo di Robilant spent years forging his own path through the art world. Now, at 30, he’s helping steer the newly independent Robilant gallery into a new era
The Unstoppable Jasper Johns
A retrospective in Bilbao, Spain, collects decades of work by the last great living survivor of the postwar generation
Nikki Hill and Claire Wadsworth’s Guide to Joshua Tree
The life and business partners behind the restaurant La Copine share their go-to spots in the High Desert
Requiem for a Dreamscape
A retrospective in Germany honors Verner Panton, the Danish designer who transformed the spirit of American counterculture into psychedelic interiors blending color, sensuality, and fun
Bob Colacello’s Guide to Long Island
The writer and art-world fixture shares his go-to spots around Southampton
Winston Churchill’s Alter Ego
An exhibition in London re-introduces Churchill as a painter—a hobby he took up in the summer of 1915, amidst the depressive slump that followed his ousting from the Admiralty
Alexandre Gabriel’s Guide to São Paulo
The co-director of the Brazilian gallery Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel shares his go-to spots in the city he calls home
Form over Function
A new exhibition in Brooklyn showcases 140 garments by the Dutch designer Iris van Herpen, whose work blurs the line between fashion and sculpture
All About Peter
Six months after the release of Ira Sachs’s film Peter Hujar’s Day, three exhibitions in New York give long-overdue attention to the American photographer
Damian Woetzel’s Guide to New York
The president of the Juilliard School shares his go-to spots in the city he calls home
Off the Wall
An exhibition in Cologne collects the work of seven photographers from both sides of the Berlin Wall, offering a fresh look into the years between its construction and its collapse
Maurizio Cattelan’s Guide to Milan
The art world’s crowned prankster shares his go-to spots in the city he calls home
An American in Paris
Wire acrobats, floating mobiles, wooden figures … Celebrating the centenary of Alexander Calder’s years living in the French capital, an exhibition presents more than 300 of his works
Game of Throne
With Maurizio Cattelan’s latest act arriving next week, a look back at the improbable saga of the Italian artist’s $6 million golden toilet
Suzanne and Christopher Sharp’s Guide to Malta
The couple and co-founders of the Rug Company share their go-to spots on the island
Marie-Hélène de Taillac’s Guide to Jaipur
The French jewelry designer shares her go-to spots in her adopted city
Way Away From It All
A Carnegie Hall premiere from an ex-Alaskan now resettled in Oz
Noguchi at Play
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Atlanta playground created by the Japanese-American artist, the High Museum of Art showcases his first retrospective in 25 years
Agatha Ruiz de la Prada’s Guide to Majorca
The Spanish fashion designer shares her go-to spots on the island
The Unbreakable Maria Lassnig
Three concurrent exhibitions pay tribute to the Austrian artist whose radical explorations of self defied the strictures of the male-dominated 20th-century art world
Force of Fashion
From Met Gala ensembles to personal treasures, an archival exhibition in Provence pays tribute to the elegantly extravagant editor André Leon Talley, whose influence lives on
Tessa Tran’s Guide to Hanoi
The creative director and C.E.O. of Chan Luu shares her go-to spots in the Vietnamese capital
Matisse’s Last Act
An exhibition in Paris collects more than 230 works created by the French artist in his last decade, when illness confined him to a life in bed that sparked a spectacular burst of creativity
