Willem Dafoe acting insights and his approach to asking for help
Willem Dafoe discusses his views on acting, his new film Late Fame, and how running a farm is teaching him to ask for help.
A View From the Easel: Inside Lara Saget’s studio
A View From the Easel visits Lara Saget’s New York studio, where glass, stone, and large-scale works take shape in a space built with fellow artists.
Rhiannon Giddens channels heritage through music
Rhiannon Giddens reflects on ancestry, the banjo’s roots, and hope driving her work, from Black string band traditions to a new album and global collaborations.
‘Snoopy in Style NYC’ spotlights beagle’s fashion legacy
Snoopy in Style NYC, a free Manhattan exhibition, traces the Peanuts icon’s influence on art, fashion, and branding with designer dolls and historic artifacts.
George Washington Carver pigments and a lost dye legacy
George Washington Carver’s pigment work highlights overlooked Black American natural dye traditions and the environmental craft behind historic color-making.
A photographer traces her family’s reverse migration
Laila AnnMarie Stevens documents her family’s reverse migration from New York to North Carolina, exploring lineage, care and place across generations.